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BATWING #19 Written by FABIAN NICIEZA Art and fold-out cover by FABRIZIO FIORENTINO On sale APRIL 3 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T • Batwing quits—and what new member of the Batman family is ready to take his place?

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Bette Kane/Flamebird (Requested by our Kate Kane/Batwoman)

Kate Spencer/Manhunter (Requested by our Huntress)

David Zamvimbi/Batwing (Requested by our Barbara Gordon/Oracle)

Selina Kyle/Catwoman

Poison Ivy (Requested by our Harley Quinn)

Kara Kent/Supergirl (Requested by our Stephanie Brown/Batgirl)

Clark Kent/Superman (Requested by our Bruce Wayne/Batman)

Carrie Kelley/Robin (Requested by our Terry Mcginnis/Future Batman)

Princess Diana of Themyscira/Wonder Woman (Requested by our Bruce Wayne/Batman)

The Batcave is currently searching for someone to fill the spots above and others!

If interested in these roles, or any others, such as members of the Rogues Gallery and close friends and family to the Bats found here, please fill out the application here and send it in to [email protected]. 

We’d love to have you!

Sincerely,

The Mods <3

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Judd Winick is Leaving Batwing

Complete article at source. Winick's announcement to Newsarama was as following:

"It’s with a heavy heart that I announce that I’ll be leaving the DC monthly Batwing," Winick told Newsarama in a prepared statement. "I’ve had a terrific time on the title and have loved crafting this adventure with some phenomenal people. Artists Ben Oliver, Marcus To, and Brain Reber have made these stories come to life. I will miss telling the tales of David Zavimbe, the Batman of Africa in many ways, but I’m proud of the work we’ve done.

"My departure is simply a time issue," he said. "I’m pursing a few other projects that make it impossible for me continue doing a monthly book."

Winickdidn't mention which issue would be his last one, though he's still on the solicits for issue #14. DC has yet to announce who'll be on writing duties after his departure.

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Joyous' Favorite Comic Artists | Marcus To

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Judd Winick talks "Night of the Owls" [via Gotham Spoilers]

The complete interview at source (CBR). Winick is writing The Dark Knight, Catwoman and Batwing in the crossover. Some highlights before I drop dead in bed:

About TDK:

"Well, like I said, Scott had this idea, something that had not been touched upon. I can't go into it too much; it becomes a massive spoiler to discuss what's at the heart of it! But it [TDK] comes out to be one of the only stories that is told from the perspective of the Talons. It is told from one of the assassins from the Court of Owls, totally from his point of view. (...)"

About Catwoman:

"It's the first time Selina has the option of walking away and letting something happen to someone who, I don't know, maybe had it coming! [Laughs] But she decides to do the right thing with nothing to gain, a couple of times actually, in the course of this story. She has the opportunity to do the right thing and she chooses to do that rather than walk away"

About Batwing:

"We'll be opening the door to this larger upcoming story and in general taking a major step towards Batwing becoming a larger part of the Bat family. We've established who Batwing is, how he operates, him and Africa. We spent a lot of time in Africa developing the story, the environment, his character, what he feels like. I don't want to give anything away but now we're going to start to see a lot more of Batwing and a lot more of the Bat family, and it'll have a more international feel."