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Jeremy Adams & Tony S Daniel On Batman In 2026… Then Tony At Marvel?
Jeremy Adams and Tony S Daniel on Batman in 2026... and then Tony at Marvel Comics too?
Article Summary
- Jeremy Adams and Tony S. Daniel team up for a new Batman comic set for release in 2026.
- Tony S. Daniel teases a dramatic new chapter in his comics career, hinting at major changes ahead.
- Speculation rises about Tony S. Daniel possibly joining Marvel Comics after his Batman project.
- New Batman story features Firebug, Harley Quinn’s hammer, and samurai biker gangs for 2026.
Comic book creator Tony S Daniel has taken to Instagram to post pages from a new Batman comic book project written by Jeremy Adams. No more details yet, but it is scheduled for next year/ Maybe find out more at NYCC? He posts "A 3 part #Batman story by @spacekicker and myself done over the summer. Not sure when this comes out. It's been inked and colored, so I'm assuming at some point in 2026! These are my pencils. I have teamed up with @mark_morales11 on inks to allow me to spend more time on crafting great pages." With Firefly, someone swinging Harley Quinn's hammer and samurai biker gangs…
- Tony S Daniel's new Batman comic with Jeremy Adams, Instagram
- Tony S Daniel's new Batman comic with Jeremy Adams, Instagram
- Tony S Daniel's new Batman comic with Jeremy Adams, Instagram
- Tony S Daniel's new Batman comic with Jeremy Adams, Instagram
- Tony S Daniel's new Batman comic with Jeremy Adams, Instagram
But also he teases what he might be doing next. "Whhhhaaaat? Let's say I've had a helluva month. Lots of stuff happening, seemingly all at once, lots to celebrate and look forward to. New chapters are the best chapters." With an emphasis on the X in neXt…

Tony S. Daniel is best known for his work writing and drawing various comic books for DC Comics, including Teen Titans, Flash: The Fastest Man Alive, Justice League, Deathstroke, Batman R.I.P., Battle For The Cowl, Superman/Wonder Woman, and relaunching Detective Comics for the New 52, alongside Savage Hawkman. As well as the Image Comics creator-owned series with Scott Snyder, Nocterra, and his own creator-owned series, The Tenth. But his Marvel Comics work has been mostly covers, could this be a big profile project at the other publisher? Wouldn't New York Comic Con be a fine place to announce such a thing?























