Issue Description

Batman has returned to Gotham City! In this extra-sized conclusion to Snyder and Capullo’s epic story “Superheavy,” Bruce Wayne returns to the cape and cowl to battle Mr. Bloom alongside Jim Gordon for the fate of the city they both love.

This issue features open-to-order variant covers that will ship in opaque polybags.

List of covers and their creators:CoverNameCreator(s)Sidebar LocationRegRegular CoverGreg Capullo, Danny Miki & FCO Plascencia1VarPolybagged Variant CoverPhoto5VarBatman v Superman Variant Cover (Character Colored)Chris Daughtry, Jim Lee & Alex Sinclair6VarBatman v Superman Variant Cover (Faded)Chris Daughtry, Jim Lee & Alex Sinclair7VarBatman v Superman Variant Cover (Full Color)Chris Daughtry, Jim Lee & Alex Sinclair8RIRetailer Incentive Connecting Variant CoverDave Johnson & Dave McCaig4REConvention Exclusive Variant CoverPhoto9REDCbs Exclusive Connecting Variant CoverNeal Adams2REMidtown Comics Exclusive Variant CoverTerry Dodson & Rachel Dodson3

Batman (2011)

Publisher

DC Comics

Volume Description

The New 52 Adventures of Batman

For Pre-Flashpoint, refer to Batman Vol 1

The "New 52" initiative relaunch of Batman starts off with a year long story from the critically acclaimed team of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo. Starting with the eighth issue, the title received a back up feature. Under Snyder and Capullo, the series quickly became acclaimed among critics and fans alike, and was regularly amongst the top selling, if not, the top selling monthly title from month to month. The title would be considered the linchpin of the Batman titles, spawning crossover events such as The Night of the Owls, Death of the Family, Zero Year, and Endgame.

Main Feature:

Written by: Scott Snyder (#1 - Present)Drawn by: Greg Capullo (#1 - 11; #0; #13 - #17; #19 - Present); Becky Cloonan (#12); Andy Kubert (#18)

Back Up:

Written by: Scott Snyder (#8 - Present); James Tynion IV (#8 - Present)Illustrated by: Rafael Albuquerque (#8 - 11, 21 - Current); Andy Clarke (#12; #0); Jock (#13 - 16); Alex Maleev (#18 - 20).

In September 2013 DC had all its books focus villains along side the crossovers Trinity War and Forever Evil and number them by '.1', '.2' and so on up to '.4'.

The four villain books in Batman were;

Batman #23.1 The Joker #1 (Written by Andy Kubert and drawn by Andy Clarke)Batman #23.2 The Riddler #1 (Written by Scott Snyder and Ray Fawkes and drawn by Jeremy Haun)Batman #23.3 The Penguin #1 (Written by Frank Tieri and drawn by Christian Duce)Batman #23.4 Bane #1 (Written by Peter J. Tomasi and drawn by Graham Nolan)Annuals & SpecialsBatman Annual #1-2Batman: Futures End #1Collected EditionsVol. 1: The Court of Owls (#1-7)Vol. 2: The City of Owls (#8-12, Batman Annual #1)Vol. 3: Death of The Family (#13-17)Vol. 4: Zero Year - Secret City (#21-24)Vol. 5: Zero Year - Dark City (#25-27 and 29-33)Vol. 6: Graveyard Shift (#0, 18-20, 28 and 34)Vol. 7: Endgame (#35-40)Vol. 8: Superheavy (#41-45)Other Collected EditionsThe New 52 Zero Omnibus (#0)DC Comics The New 52 (#1)Batman Unwrapped: The Court of Owls (#1-11)Batman: A Celebration of 75 Years (#2)Batman: Night Of The Owls (#8-9, Batman Annual #1)The Joker: A Celebration of 75 Years (#15)Batman Unwrapped by Andy Kubert (#18)DC Comics The New 52 Villains Omnibus (#23.1-23.4)Batman: Arkham - The Riddler (#23.2)Forever Evil: Arkham War (#23.4)DC Comics: Zero Year (#24-25)Batman Eternal Volume 3 (#28)Batman vs. Superman: The Greatest Battles (#35-36)

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