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Batman '66: The Lost Episode By Harlan Ellison Comes To Comics

Posted in: Comics, san diego comic con | Tagged: alex ross, batman 66, harlan ellison, Joe Prado, jose luis garcia-lopez, len wein

Batman '66: The Lost Episode By Harlan Ellison Comes To Comics

Published Thu, 24 Jul 2014 17:08:32 -0500

by Mark Seifert

Last updated Thu, 24 Jul 2014 17:08:36 -0500

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Spinning out of the DC Digital panel is news of Batman '66: The Lost Episode, based on a story that Harlan Ellison wrote for the original show that was never produced. Script by Len Wein, artwork by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Joe Prado, and cover by Alex Ross.

Coming November 2014.

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