Batman Day 2026: Batman of Two Worlds #1 Review

In this review of Batman Day 2026: Batman of Two Worlds #1, Batman faces an inside job robbery in two worlds, and handles it very differently in both! Batman Day 2026: Batman of Two Worlds #1 main cover by Nick Dragotta and Jorge Jiménez (DC Comics) Batman Day 2026: Batman of Two Worlds #1 Writers: Matt Fraction, Scott Snyder Artists: Javier Fernández, Nick Derington Main Cover: Nick Dragotta, Jorge Jiménez Page Count: 20 pages Release Date: September 19, 2026 (Batman Day 2026) This review contains spoilers Story #1: Short Cuts A small man, Mr. Jones, boards a first class flight on Air Oolong, and boasts to his seatmate about getting paid a million dollars to leave his keys in the door where he used to be a security guard. We see Batman in Gotham chasing down two robbers with teleportation tech they stole from Mr. Jones’s workplace, and after an impressive chase where Batman pushes his body and gadgets to the limit, he manages to capture them despite their “vroop”ing around the rooftops. As the story ends, we see that Mr. Jones’s seatmate is Bruce Wayne… Analysis Matt Fraction has said that the genesis of this tale was he proposed a problem for Batman to solve in both the main run ...