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Batman Of Two Worlds #1 - Batman Day 2026
Batman Of Two Worlds #1 - Batman Day 2026
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This Batman Day writers Matt Fraction and Scott Snyder present "The Batman of Two Worlds", a chance to put two of the most popular characters in the DCU in one single title.
In this issue, you will see the same mission solved by two wildly different characters. In the main DCU, Fraction's Batman will tell the tale of the DCU's Dark Knight Detective solving the case using wit, wisdom, and everything that makes Batman, Batman. In Snyder's Absolute story, we'll see the Absolute Batman's brand of justice dished out in the cracked mirror that is the Absolute Universe.
Two Batman tales in one book.
DCU Batman Story - written by Matt Fraction, art by Javi Fern ndez, colors by Tomeu Morey, and letters by Clayton Cowles.
Absolute Batman Story - written by Scott Snyder art by Nick Derington, colors by Frank Martin, and letters by Tom Napolitano.
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