Next year is going to be another big year for
The Batman, and it's not just because of a new title or two either.
Come 2014, it would have been 75 years since the character created by
Bob Kane and
Bill Finger first appeared in the pages of
Detective Comics #27 in
May 1939, and to celebrate things spectacularly,
DC Comics is collaborating with a superb team of artists and writers to bring out a 104-page megahit anniversary issue with
Detective Comics Vol. 2 #27. Lead by current
Batman writer
Scott Snyder, the occasion and team-up of superb creative forces will have the likes of
Brad Meltzer, Paul Dini, Neal Adams, and
Dustin Nguyen, as well as seminal Batman writer
Frank Miller, who'll be drawing a two-page spread for the issue.
Following the anniversary issue,
The Flash comic series collaborators
Francis Manapul and
Brian Buccellato will take over and begin a run on Detective Comics themselves.
Also coming on Spring 2014 is
Batman: Eternal - A new weekly-year long comic book series also helmed by Snyder, and with the support of
James Tynion IV, John Layman, Ray Fawkes, Tim Seeley, and
Jason Fabok.
For more information, visit the source post at
USA Today and
Newsarama. And for a more in depth interview on Eternal by Snyder, visit
HeroFix.