>We all know what happened to Batman #89 and Hell Arisen #3. Not yet published, they are already going for stupid money on eBay in advance. Well at least retailers will know about this one well in advance.
>Because even though Punchline debuts in next week’s Batman #89, selling for up to $40 in advance online right now (which must come down after the 100,000 copies actually go on sale) followed by Year of the Villain: Hell Arisen #3 (which may be harder to get but then at least is a second appearance) the following week, DC Comics will have a Punchline-featured DC Nation print column, with quotes from James Tynion IV and Jorge Jimenez, timed to the release of March’s Batman #92. DC house ads promoting Batman #92, focused on Punchline, a James Tynion IV press interview to discuss Punchline’s role in Batman #94, the prelude to “Joker War”…
>And then we get Punchline’s origin story in the Joker 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1. Something which DC Comics didn’t choose to mention in the solicitation.
What's her origin story, /co/?
>Because even though Punchline debuts in next week’s Batman #89, selling for up to $40 in advance online right now (which must come down after the 100,000 copies actually go on sale) followed by Year of the Villain: Hell Arisen #3 (which may be harder to get but then at least is a second appearance) the following week, DC Comics will have a Punchline-featured DC Nation print column, with quotes from James Tynion IV and Jorge Jimenez, timed to the release of March’s Batman #92. DC house ads promoting Batman #92, focused on Punchline, a James Tynion IV press interview to discuss Punchline’s role in Batman #94, the prelude to “Joker War”…
>And then we get Punchline’s origin story in the Joker 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1. Something which DC Comics didn’t choose to mention in the solicitation.
What's her origin story, /co/?
