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Welcome, friends to another installment of “The 3cap,” our weekly recap of DC’s three weekly titles: “Batman Eternal,” “Earth 2: World’s End,” and “New 52: Futures End.” Each week, we will take a look at the each issue released, while recapping the action and asking the burning questions. If you spot something we missed, make sure to leave a note in the comments!

Welcome, friends to another installment of “The 3cap,” our weekly recap of DC’s three weekly titles: “Batman Eternal,” “Earth 2: World’s End,” and “New 52: Futures End.” Each week, we will take a look at the each issue released, while recapping the action and asking the burning questions. If you spot something we missed, make sure to leave a note in the comments!

by The DC3

Welcome, friends to the first installment of “The 3cap,” our weekly recap of DC’s three weekly titles: “Batman Eternal,” “Earth 2: World’s End,” and “New 52: Futures End.” Each week, we will take a look at the each issue released, while recapping the action and asking the burning questions. If you spot something we missed, make sure to leave a note in the comments!

by The DC3

We had planned on running this interview a few weeks ago, but various things delayed that, so we are doubling down on “Eternal” this week, and will be doing the same thing for “Futures End” next week. So, without further ado, enjoy this conversation with one of the writers of “Batman Eternal,” Ray Fawkes!

by The DC3

We have a rare 5th issue released in a month, which means that we don’t have a regular feature to accompany the issue. So, instead, we thought we’d take a look at the series as a whole thus far, and discuss what we think is working, isn’t working, and what we’re looking forward to in the future for the book.

by Zach Wilkerson

The DC3 decided to take on the Herculean task of covering DC’s weekly books! Our coverage will rotate between creator interviews, issue reviews and annotations, and long-form pieces on featured characters. This, friends, is the DC3kly!

On the Cover: July sees some fantastic covers from Dustin Nguyen. For issue #13, Nguyen delivers a haunting image Gordon, half-cloaked in shadow, standing at the bars of his cell. The reflection of his glasses is eerily reminiscent of the iconic visage of his son, James Jr., whose reflection you can action see in the lenses. The jail themed cover also brings to mind the cover to “Batman” #28, which as you may recall, we adored.