Batman Eternal #14 — DC Comics The New 52! Sep 2014, Penguin Cover — Snyder, Tynion IV & Fabok Art (Single Issue)

Gotham's crime war has a new face. It's wearing a tuxedo, smoking a cigarette, and it is not having a good night. Batman Eternal #14 arrives mid-escalation in DC's landmark weekly Batman series with one of the most striking covers of the entire 52-issue run — Penguin, half-face scarred and burning, crimson background, Batman reduced to a tiny silhouette at his lapel. Published September 2014 at $2.99 US, Direct Sales, Rated T. Written by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Ray Fawkes, John Layman, and Tim Seeley. Art by Jason Fabok, colors by Brad Anderson. This issue carries the Batman 75th Anniversary logo. The cover also features a printed artist signature as part of the original cover art — present on all copies of this issue.

What's Included:

• 🦇 Batman Eternal #14 — DC Comics, The New 52!, September 2014 — Direct Sales Edition — Rated T
• 💲 $2.99 US — Batman 75th Anniversary logo — Direct Sales barcode — Printed artist signature on cover art
• 📺 Back cover: Warner Archive — "A Batman for All Seasons" — Beware the Batman (2013–14) Now on Blu-ray, Batman: The Brave and the Bold Complete First Season on Blu-ray, Legends of the Super Heroes (1979) Now Available, Batman Complete Second Season Coming Soon — WarnerArchive.com

Issue Details:

• ⚡ DC Comics — Batman Eternal #14 — The New 52! — September 2014 — $2.99 US — Direct Sales — Rated T (Teen)
• 🔫 Story: Gotham crime war escalation — street-level violence, police corruption threads, Penguin's empire fracturing under pressure from every direction at once
• 🎨 Creative team: Snyder, Tynion IV, Fawkes, Layman & Seeley (writers) — Jason Fabok (art) — Brad Anderson (colors)
• 🔥 Single issue — bagged for protection.

Why Collectors Love It:

Batman Eternal #14 has one of the most collectible covers in the entire weekly run — Fabok's Penguin is all menace and decay, the crimson background doing the kind of atmospheric work that most covers need three colors to achieve. The issue lands in the middle of the Gotham crime war arc, where every faction is overextended and Batman is the only person who knows how badly everything is about to go wrong. Fabok and Anderson are operating at peak New 52 density here: every panel is load-bearing. The Warner Archive back cover — advertising *Beware the Batman*, *Brave and the Bold*, and a 1979 live-action special called *Legends of the Super Heroes* on the back of a comic where Gotham's criminal infrastructure is actively collapsing — is the kind of back cover that deserves its own exhibit.

Condition Notes:

Shows wear consistent with age and handling — expect spine stress, corner wear, and cover scuffing as shown in photos. Interior pages bright with strong color saturation throughout Fabok's linework. Cover features a printed artist signature as part of the original cover art. Bagged for protection.

Perfect For:

Batman Eternal run completists, New 52 Batman weekly series collectors, Jason Fabok cover art hunters, Penguin villain spotlight collectors, Batman 75th Anniversary logo chasers, and anyone who has ever watched Gotham's entire criminal ecosystem collapse simultaneously and thought — yes, this is exactly what I expected, and also somehow worse.