Good enough?

You do realise this is one of the highest acclaimed graphic novels of all time right?

This is the comic that set the tone for what batman is to this day.
Every single rendition of the batman since 1986 takes inspiration from this story.

It's not so mch because of the quality, more because I made it back when I only recently got into inkscape and pretty much made the thing from scratch.

i guess this one

>being proud of anything iv'e ever done
lol

heres the most recent thing ive done at least

Not what you would expect, but I'm proud of my comic, it looks worse than the original webcomic of onepunch but I want to remake it to share it.
Is not about love and is not about heroes, is about revolution

A work I done during my prime.
You can see the penis is both in both stage of flaccid and erect, symbolism the confusion everyone must face as human. And the nuclear symbol on the sac stands for the potential danger that humans are capable to create, yet it also stands for the infinite energy that they are capable of. =3

All building must stands on it's first brick, all book must starts with it's first word, and all artist must begins with a humble penis.

I don't think that would be very hard to explain. Sure, the key motive given for Superman to go after Joker was the killing of his wife (and unborn child) and destroying Metropolis. More broadly though, this was a long time coming for a villain like Joker, the perfect consummation to decades of crime. As such, to the mind of Superman (and Batman), the reason for killing Joker was not primarily because of the crime, rather it was to end his person. The Joker simply could not be allowed to continue living after this. In the Superman dream sequence as well, what leads Batman to snap Joker's neck was Joker floating the possibility that he will go after the family of Superman again (remember, it's Superman's dream, so things happen exactly how he would want them to).

Also, note how fast-paced the story of Injustice is. From the get go big event after big event keeps on happening. I don't think Superman/Batman would really be bothered with such a gimmicky and, well, insignificant character (within Injustice) like Harley, even though she was an accomplice of Joker.

It's not hard to explain at all. Harley is popular, fans love her, fans buy comics. Compromises must be made. The compromise is typically how other characters react her.

Here's another example the Harley/Powergirl comic. Harley is still a wanted criminal and is hiding out. Powergirl crashes outside her hideout. She wakes up with no memory. Harley makes up a story about how they are best friends and always have been. Antics ensues and they go on an adventure together. Eventually Powergirl regains her memories and there are no consequences what so ever. Harley is a wanted criminal and manipulated Powergirld when she lost her memory and Powergirls reaction was <---
Sure the story was alright and the adventure was pretty amusing. But if you have to compromise character for the sake of a narrative then you are doing something wrong as a writer.