Batman Eternal #33 — DC Comics The New 52! Jan 2015, Snyder & Tynion IV Weekly Series — Fabok Art (Single Issue)

Fifty-two issues. One city on the edge of collapse. And a creative team so deep it reads like a who's who of DC's best talent. Batman Eternal #33 drops into the middle of Gotham's longest bad week with Batman and Julia Pennyworth running a rooftop infiltration that goes sideways the moment a helicopter shows up — which, in Gotham, is always. Published January 2015 at $2.99 US, Direct Sales, Rated T. Written by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Ray Fawkes, Kyle Higgins, and Tim Seeley. Art by Jason Fabok, colors by Brad Anderson. This issue carries the Batman 75th Anniversary logo — a milestone marker on a weekly series that was already one of the most ambitious Batman publishing experiments of the New 52 era. The cover features Fabok's printed signature as part of the original cover art.

What's Included:

• 🦇 Batman Eternal #33 — DC Comics, The New 52!, January 2015 — Direct Sales Edition — Rated T
• 💲 $2.99 US — Batman 75th Anniversary logo — Direct Sales barcode — Fabok printed signature on cover art
• 🎮 Back cover: LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham — "In Stores Now" — PS4, PS3, PSVita, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PC, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo eShop

Issue Details:

• ⚡ DC Comics — Batman Eternal #33 — The New 52! — January 2015 — $2.99 US — Direct Sales — Rated T (Teen)
• 🔎 Story: Batman and Julia Pennyworth mid-infiltration — rooftop breach, hydraulics bypass, helicopter ambush — Gotham doing what Gotham does
• 🎨 Creative team: Snyder, Tynion IV, Fawkes, Higgins & Seeley (writers) — Jason Fabok (art) — Brad Anderson (colors)
• 🔥 Single issue — bagged for protection.

Why Collectors Love It:

Batman Eternal was DC's first weekly Batman series — 52 issues, rotating creative teams, and a Gotham-wide conspiracy that kept escalating every single week for a full year. Issue #33 is Fabok on art, which means every panel is doing more structural work than most artists manage in a full arc. The Julia Pennyworth dynamic — Alfred's daughter, reluctant field operative, zero patience for Batman's unilateral decision-making — is one of the best additions to the Bat-family the New 52 produced. The Batman 75th Anniversary logo on the cover makes this a milestone marker as well as a mid-run chapter. And the LEGO Batman 3 back cover advertising a game where Batman goes to space on the back of a comic where Batman can't even secure a rooftop is the kind of tonal contrast that makes single-issue collecting a legitimate art form.

Condition Notes:

Shows wear consistent with age and handling — expect light spine stress and corner wear as shown in photos. Interior pages bright with strong color saturation throughout Fabok's linework. Cover features Fabok's printed signature as part of the original cover art — present on all copies of this issue. Bagged for protection.

Perfect For:

Batman Eternal run completists, New 52 Batman weekly series collectors, Jason Fabok art hunters, Snyder-era Batman enthusiasts, Batman 75th Anniversary cover collectors, and anyone who has ever tried to bypass hydraulics on a rooftop in Gotham and found the helicopter situation significantly more complicated than the briefing suggested.