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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?

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  • 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…

 

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…

Jeremy Adams & Tony S Daniel On Batman In 2026... Then Tony At Marvel?
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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?

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Founder of Bleeding Cool. The longest-serving digital news reporter in the world, since 1992. Author of comic books The Flying Friar, Holed Up, The Avengefuls, Doctor Who: Room With A Deja Vu, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne and Chase Variant. Lives in South-West London, works from The Union Club on Greek Street, shops at Gosh, Piranha and Forbidden Planet. Father of two daughters, Amazon associate, political cartoonist.
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