The Source revealed another design for the Night of Owls crossover today. Capullo's new design will appear in Batgirl and is from the 1940's. Capullo had this to say about the design:   Scott’s direction was she was an African-American female. I freely admit that the design of the breastplate was inspired by the fact that she had breasts.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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The Source has revealed the next design for the Night of the Owls crossover, this time showing off Greg Capullo's design for the 1870 version of Talon which will be featured in Batwing. Capullo shared these comments:   It was like using a magnet in a junkyard. Just a lot of stuff that doesn’t mean much, but looks cool.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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Although the solicitations for May were released last week and we have heard numerous times from Scott Snyder and Tony Daniel that the Night of Owls crossover would only be taking place in some of the Bat-books and not all of them, it seems that one more title has been added to the crossover.   Tony Daniel's Detective Comics will now be a part of the crossover according to The Source. The solicitation for May's Detective Comics #9 stated that Batman would be facing Mr. Toxic. That has…

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The Source has revealed the variant cover to Batman #7 with art by Dustin Nguyen.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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The Source has posted the next preview piece of art for the Night of the Owls crossover. This one is again from Greg Capullo and is from the 1840's and will appear in Birds of Prey. He has this to say about the piece:   Now I’m thinking Jack the Ripper. Cloaks and lots of layers. A bird’s feathers are all layered. Perfect.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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Comic Book Resources wraps up their coverage of the upcoming Batman Universe crossover event by interviewing Scott Lobdell. Although Red Hood and the Outlaws could be argued as anything but a Bat-book, it still is considered one by the folks at DC and in turn will be part of the crossover event. So how does a group of characters not afraid to kill people fit into all of this?   CBR: Scott, Jason Todd gets drawn back to Gotham City in May for the epic Batman…

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Judd Winick has been busy in The Batman Universe writing both Catwoman and Batwing. In May, he will guest write Batman: The Dark Knight. That means Winick will be writing three of the titles for the Night of the Owls crossover. Comic Book Resources talked with Winick about all three titles and how they fit into the crossover.   CBR: While you are already the series writer for both "Catwoman" and "Batwing," the surprising title is, of course, "The Dark Knight." How did you…

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Yesterday was the design for 1660, and today it is 1770. The Source showed off another concept piece for the Night of Owls crossover. This one will appear in Batman and Robin. Greg Capullo shared this about the image:   Same approach as the 1660s owl, basically. I looked at that period’s military. I was happy to find less frilly stuff. Overall, the period looks more bad-ass, despite the stockings.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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Entertainment Weekly has posted a four page preview of Batman: The Dark Knight #6. The issue hits stores next Wednesday, February 22. Check out the first page of the preview below and then head over to Entertainment Weekly for the other three pages. The issue was written by Paul Jenkins, with art by David Finch.     Posted by Dustin Fritschel

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Batman and Robin has been focusing a lot on the father/son relationship since the series relaunched. That will change slightly in May with the Night of the Owls crossover. Peter Tomasi talked with Comic Book Resources on how the title is featured in the crossover as well as what is coming up in the series.   CBR: Let's move on to your crossover issue with "Night of Owls." The solicitation teases, "Robin faces Talon alone with the skies of Gotham City at stake!" The PR folks…

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