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DC is celebrating Tuesday, November 30's 'twenty percent week' hot humorous record book day in style with a celebration of the Batman family in five 48-page annuals - including Detective Comics, Batman, Nightwing, Robin, and the Joker - and a couple of other specials.

A 'fifth week' is the four times every calendar year when a publisher has five time period new comic days as opposing to four. For Wonder and DC those years are often populated past annuals and specials so that regular monthly series aren't scarce spread thinner over the extra-long calendar month.

You nates check out previews of Detective Comics 2021 Yearbook #1, Batman 2021 Annual #1, Nightwing 2021 Annual #1, Redbreast 2021 Annual #1, and The Joker 2021 Annual #1 all below.

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In Detective Comics 2021 Annual #1by writers Mariko Tamaki and Matthew Rosenberg and artist David Lapham, the 'Shadows of the Bat' fib arc begins with a extra prelude story.

The preview pages flashback to the Duke Wayne family pre-Crime Alley, in an incident in which a pre-adolescent Bruce sees death for the start prison term, and his founder's heroic efforts to stave IT off.

The annual also sets the stage for the debut of Arkham Column, the centerpiece of the 'Shadows of the Bat' storyline.

Tec Comics 2021 Annual #1 has a covering by Viktor Bogdanovic and a variant by Jason Fabok.

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In Batman 2021 Annual #1, writer James Tynion IV continues to wind refine his land tenure As Batman writer in a story (and main cover) drawn aside Ricardo López Ortiz.

The Annual American Samoa a closing to Tynion's six-part Touch-Maker serialized back-up story from Batman #107-#111.

Batman's frenemy has fought his way to Irritate Skull Island, where he faces all scoundrel from his own rogues' gallery all at one prison term.

Batman 2021 Annual #1 also features a chance variabl plow by Kamome Shirahama.

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In Robin 2021 Yearbook #1 past series writer Josue Williamson and artists Roger Cruz and Victor Olazaba.

The story features the origin of all the newfangled the Conference of Lazarus characters from Robin including XXL, Respawn, and Flatline, a character introduced by Williamson earlier this year in Detective Comics #1034.

Sort of a grimmer version of Marvel's Taskmaster - Flatline can absorb the skills (including the disorderly skills) of mass as they die.

Jorge Corona provides the blanket on with a variant by Vitreous silica Kung.

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In Nightwing 2021 Period #1, series writer Tom Taylor and artist Cian Tormey team Hawkshaw Grayson and Jason Todd, Batman's first deuce Robins (unless the new Robins series rewrites that) in a story that seems designed to highlight the several approaches of the characters to crimefighting.

Red Hood has recently vowed to blockade using guns and to reconsider his many violent approach to criminals and expect the story to divvy up with the progress (or lack therefrom) Jason is making.

The cover is by Nicola Scott with a variant by Max Dunbar.

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Ultimately, the Clown Prince of Crime stars in his own Annual along with regular series co-principal Jim Gordon by Tynion and co-author Matthew Rosenberg with art and a main masking by Francesco Francavilla.

Dan Hipp draws a variate cover.

The story is set in the past in the first year of James Gordon's tenure as commissioner of the GCPD, equally atomic number 2 battles rottenness in the ranks, married couple troubles, and the launching of Batgirl. So course, this is the moment that the Joker pounces and according to District of Columbia "unleashes hell".

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Check retired altogether the Batman-coreferent titles on sale on November 30 and in the upcoming months in Newsarama guide to whol the young Batman comics , graphic novels, and collections arriving in 2021 and beyond.

I'm non scarce the Newsarama founder and editor-in-chief, I'm also a reader. And that reference is just a trifle bit older than the first of my Newsarama journey. I based what would become the comic book news site in 1996, and except for a brief sojourn at Marvel Comics as its marketing and communication theory manager in 2003, I've been writing about new comic book titles, creative changes, and occasionally offering my perspective on important industry events and developments for the 25 years since. Despite many changes to Newsarama, my passion for the medium of amusing books and the characters makes the last quarter-century (IT's crazy to see that in writing) time spent doing what I love nearly.

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