COMICS: Flash Back To An Early 'Bruce Wayne' Mystery In Preview of BATMAN #44

COMICS: Flash Back To An Early 'Bruce Wayne' Mystery In Preview of BATMAN #44

Ex-Commissioner Jim Gordon is currently parading around Gotham as the new Caped Crusader, but next week, Scott Snyder, Brian Azzarello and Jock bring Bruce Wayne back to the cowl to explore Batman's early days and the origin of Mr. Bloom. Check out a preview now!

By staypuffed - Sep 04, 2015 02:09 PM EST
Filed Under: Batman
Source: Uproxx

BATMAN #44
Scott Snyder, Brian Azzarello (writers)
Jock (art/cover) Tony S. Daniel (variant)

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It’s the origin of new villain Mr. Bloom! In a tale from Bruce Wayne’s past, Batman must investigate a vicious crime in the shadowy area of Gotham City known as the Narrows. Don’t miss this special issue illustrated by superstar artist Jock (Wytches, GREEN ARROW YEAR ONE)!














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LEOSTRATOR
LEOSTRATOR - 9/4/2015, 3:01 PM
Yes, the Batman. #Wayneisback
WeAreDenim
WeAreDenim - 9/4/2015, 3:07 PM
I'm glad DC is moving away from a single universe and allowing multiple, disjointed stories to be told.
maxx
maxx - 9/4/2015, 3:11 PM
This is cool for a flashback 'special' issue - as long as Greg Capullo hasn't left the title. I'm not really interested in seeing anybody else work with Snyder on this title other than Capullo.
LuisFcknLorenzo
LuisFcknLorenzo - 9/4/2015, 3:23 PM
@ALmazing DC doesn't give a single f*ck about continuity.
TheFox
TheFox - 9/4/2015, 4:05 PM
@LuisFcknLorenzo: This is the one thing I will actually give DC Comics credit for: it's not about continuity anymore. It's about the stories.

Fact is, I don't care if the events of Justice League happened at the same time as the events of Batman. I don't care how Superman losing his powers would affect his role on the team, or whether every book syncs up on every story properly. I care about reading good stories, well told.

DC cutting the ties between all of its books means they've cut the shackles on creators, who too often have been forced to change their own stories around because major characters were being put through stunts in other books. As long as those events don't have a direct impact on the story being told in the book you're reading, the big changes-- Robo-Batman and grizzled Superman, for instance-- shouldn't be forced on creators who don't want to use them, who may have their own tales to tell.

As long as the books make sense within themselves-- as long as Justice League follows the events of its previous issues through to their eventual repercussions, and the same for Batman and Superman and whatever else-- then I don't see what the problem is. And honestly, I'm sick of company-wide crossovers and tie-in months. Let the writers write the stories they WANT to, rather than the ones forced upon them.

Z
Retribution13
Retribution13 - 9/4/2015, 4:11 PM
This whole "Snyder retconning Batmans early days" shit is what turned me off the series. Especially since he did it for like 13 issues without anything REALLY new.

That and his shitty dialogue writing where every character begins their dialogue with an essay paragraph.
LuisFcknLorenzo
LuisFcknLorenzo - 9/4/2015, 5:21 PM
@TheFox Indeed! My friend! I agree with that!
rabid
rabid - 9/4/2015, 8:38 PM
BW is totally a clone.
kakinurmawth
kakinurmawth - 9/4/2015, 9:40 PM
Dude. I'm loving the artwork.
MJPETTY7
MJPETTY7 - 9/4/2015, 10:04 PM
At least DC isn't acting like Marvel now-a-days where they're taking literally everything good about their comic characters and throwing it out. New Cap, new Thor, new Hulk, ass-hole Iron Man, CEO Spider-Man, no Fantastic Four, and X-Men in Space replaced by Inhumans... What?!?!?!?! I'm just glad I've got two good Justice League books, Post-Crisis Superman, and a pretty solid Batman book on the DC side of things. Plus they have Scooby-Doo Team-Up...
ForcedAccount
ForcedAccount - 9/4/2015, 10:53 PM
I forgot how much I missed Jock's artwork with Snyder.
SomDonkus
SomDonkus - 9/5/2015, 12:15 PM
watching multiverses run side by side is kinda confusing. I prefer one run longing story and then if you want another universe once this one is out of stories
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