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It's not so much an origin story as it is a view into Batman's formative years. "We're not going to take apart
'Year One,'" Snyder said, referring to the Frank Miller-David Mazzucchelli four-issue arc that recounted how Wayne began to fight crime after years away. Instead Snyder, an Eagle Award-winning writer whose other efforts for DC include "Swamp Thing" and "American Vampire," said the "Zero Year" story will give readers new glimpses into the Bob Kane-created character who made his first appearance in the pages of "Detective Comics" No. 27 in May 1939. "It's time for a new story showing how Batman became who he is in the New 52," said Snyder. "It builds up the mythology." ___ Online:
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