Not that Batman needed a change of pace so soon into its new status quo, but that's what issue #44 delivers. Regular writer Scott Snyder is joined by co-writer Brian Azzarello and guest artist Jock.
In the latest issue of his popular Batman run, writer Scott Snyder teams up for writing duties with Brian Azzarello to deliver a startlingly topical story that eschews many of elements you would ...
Today's Batman #44 looks at Batman's past with Catwoman, drifting from costume to costume, just as Catwoman drifts from wedding dress to wedding dress. It's all about the costumes. So while Joelle ...
Scott Snyder, Brian Azzarello, and Jock deliver a powerful stand alone issue that ties into the current story arc. At first glance, you might think to yourself that you're reading a simple fill-in ...
WHEN SCOTT SNYDER learned that frequent collaborator and longtime friend “Jock” would be filling in on art duties for Greg Capullo on Issue No. 44 of Batman (which hits shelves physical and virtual ...
Today sees Wytches creators Scott Snyder and Jock reunite for Batman #44, an issue that fills in some of the blanks in the background of Mister Bloom, the dangerous new villain introduced during the ...
Find out what's happening in next week's issue and what might be happening in the near future. SCOTT SNYDER: I knew it was going to be a piece of the arc. I knew we had a fill in at 44 and I wanted to ...
At first glance, comic books might seem like an unlikely place for progressive social politics. But as it turns out, it’s always been a tradition. Peter isn’t killed by the officer’s gunshot, it ...
Batman #44 isn't the issue you might have been expecting. For months now, we've seen Jim Gordon in a mech-suit operating as government-funded Batman, battling it out with over-the-top supervillains ...
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