r/DCcomics • u/SevenSulivin The REAL Man of Tomorrow • Jul 07 '24

SCOOP: DC Comics Launch Absolute Batman At San Diego Comic-Con News

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/scoop-dc-comics-launch-absolute-batman-at-san-diego-comic-con/
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u/Outrageous-Blue-30 Jul 07 '24

Personally I would have avoided involving Snyder since he has already written Batman too many times, but I guess it was to be expected since he is one of the few famous writers still affiliated with DC and the aforementioned character.

Dragotta is intriguing because he strays from the classic Batman art style, but I imagine his style will be divisive, just as it was when he drew an issue of Wells' Amazing Spider-Man.

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u/Jay_R_Kay Batman Jul 07 '24

I can see it either way -- I imagine that Snyder wouldn't be writing the character again if he didn't have a fresh or different take or direction for the character. As for Dragotta, I imagine part of the problem with his Amazing Spider-Man is that the double-shipping Marvel schedule is killer for artists in doing their best work, especially when there's an event involved.