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    Volume » Published by DC Comics. Started in 2014.

    The New 52's first weekly series starring Batman and his large cast of supporting characters, both friend and foe.

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    Batman Eternal last edited by Billy Batson on 03/29/21 02:38AM View full history

    Overview

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    Announced in October 2013, Batman Eternal was the first of numerous weekly titles to be published in The New 52 continuity. Spearheaded by Batman scribe Scott Snyder, the series is written by Tim Seeley, Ray Fawkes, Kyle Higgins and James Tynion IV, who also co-plotted the entire arc with Snyder. Former Detective Comics writer John Layman was part of the original writing team, and contributed to early issues, but left the project prior to release for personal reasons and to focus on wrapping up his creator owned series Chew. After Layman's departure, it was announced that former Nightwing writer Kyle Higgins had replaced him. Spanning over a year, the series plans to tell an all-encompassing game changer of a story that not only includes Batman and his well known supporting cast, but many of the obscure, lesser known characters, as well as reintroducing some characters into New 52 continuity for the first time, most notably the fan-favorite Stephanie Brown. Prior to release, readers were given a taste of what as to come in Eternal with the flash-forward issue, Batman #28 - Gotham Eternal, which showed Gotham under martial law as well as new roles from characters such as Harper Row and Catwoman.

    Creative Team

    The entire arc of Eternal was co-plotted by Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV. While Snyder contributed to writing the first couple of issues, he since clarified that his role in the series is more along the lines of a show runner. The bulk of the writing is done on a rotating basis with one "main" writer for a given issue, with the others being credited as contributors.

    The series art is handled by a team of rotating artists, most notably Jason Fabok who launched the series, illustrating the first three issues and has been described as the artist who will tackle many of the major events fond throughout the run.

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