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Joe Madureira Batman #50 Exclusive Covers



Exciting news sent from Joe Madureira himself via twitter today!



So a few things, first it seems that Joe does indeed own the www.JoeMad.com domain and is finally using it to be an online store for his work. It seems he'll sell exclusive covers to comics (much like J Scott Campbell does with www.jscottcampbell.com). So we should see variant covers for sale and perhaps this will be the storefront the new Battle Chaser's comics could be on?

Second, Joe is doing exclusive Batman #50 variant covers, which is the issue featuring Batman and Catwoman's wedding. So expect them and the Bat Family to be on the cover(s).

Third, YES, you read that right, there will be multiple covers. The new JoeMad.com Batman #50 store page has the following description.

"Order your copies of Batman #50 EXCLUSIVE featuring cover artwork by Joe Madureira and colors by Grace Liu! A Joe Mad EXCLUSIVE! Available in full color in 3 connecting variants. Individual or sets, signed or unsigned are available. Signed copies are autographed by Joe Madureira."

Cover A: coming soon, limited to 2,800 copies
Cover B: coming soon, limited to 2,100 copies
Cover C: coming soon, limited to 2,100 copies

OPTIONS:
Cover A - unsigned / SIGNED
PREMIUM Set A, B & C (3 books) - unsigned / SIGNED
Publication Date: July 4, 2018

The cover art hasn't been revealed yet but I will post an update as soon as it drops! Exciting times!
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