DC's long-running Detective Comics will be reve🔴rting back to a monthly release schedule in April - and Batman will once again return as the title's solo star𝐆.

The normally Batman-centric series 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:switched to a weekly schedule with 🎐December 28's for a 12-part storyline that will continue through March 22's Detective Comics #1058.

Although most North American comic books have traditionally been published monthly, Detective Comics was one of the first titles to experiment with more frequent shipping, including as far back as th🌄e early '70s. For readers, it means less wait time between installments of serialized stories like the current Detective Comics story; for publishers, releasing a popular title more frequently can mean higher sales. So when it works, it's a win-win. 

Detective Comics' current weekly ruꦬn titled 'Shadows of the Bat' began with the finale of the 'Fear State' event and features Batman's crimefighting allies and protégés - known colloquially as the Bat-family - stepping up to fill his shoes after he leaves Gotham City.

With Detective Comics returning to a standard monthly schedule, Batman - who will return to Gotham for the finale of 'Shadows of the Bat,' will also be returning as the title's lead character, taking on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:the Riddler (just in time for the villain's star turn in t𝓰he The Batman film) as he returns to Gotham on a wave of media popularity.

Series w💛riter Mariko Tamaki will continue as Detective Comics' primary writer, although for issue #1059 she will be joined by "guest co-writer" Nadia Shammas. The issue will be drawn by veteran artist Ivan Reis with inker Danny Miꦍki.

The issue will also include the first of a three-part serial called '澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Gotham Girl: Interrupted' by Sina Grace, Da🙈vid Lapham, and Trish Mulvihill. 

Detective Comics #1059 - the first issue back🅺 on the monthly schedule - goes on sa🥂le on April 26.

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