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Loads Of High Res Art From Today's Batman Panel: Batman, Catwoman, Batwoman And More

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Loads Of High Res Art From Today's Batman Panel: Batman, Catwoman, Batwoman And More

Published Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:52:43 -0500

Last updated Thu, 21 Jul 2011 19:52:58 -0500

Fresh from the recently-concluded panel:

Today's Batman panel at SDCC showed you exclusive first looks at the interior art for many of the books in the Batman family of DC Comics-The New 52, including BATMAN, BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT, BATMAN AND ROBIN, BATWING, BATWOMAN, CATWOMAN, DETECTIVE COMICS, NIGHTWING and RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS. Below, click through the gallery to take a look at the art we revealed.

And much more in this gallery:

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