BATMAN #4 Cvr C Julian Totino Tedesco Card Stock VarDive into the shadowy depths of Gotham with Batman #4, where visionary writer Matt Fraction crafts a tense escalation alongside powerhouse artist Jorge Jimenez—published by DC Comics on December 3, 2025. As Bruce Wayne probes the mysterious Crown of Storms, Batman hunts Anarky and unmasks a criminal conspiracy lurking in plain sight, reshaping Gotham's underworld with high-stakes pursuits, ideological clashes, and unexpected alliances from classic foes like Penguin to enigmatic figures. This issue intensifies the moral quandaries and explosive detective thrills, cementing its status as a pivotal chapter in the relaunch—irresistible for fans of Batman's cerebral grit and pulse-racing showdowns!Cover Details: Cover C delivers a premium cardstock variant by dynamic artist Julian Totino Tedesco, presenting a sleek, cinematic close-up of Batman amid swirling storm motifs and veiled conspiracy symbols, infused with Tedesco's signature vibrant palette and fluid, fashion-inspired contours that blend shadowy menace with elegant ferocity. It's a collector's cornerstone for its tactile cardstock luxury, Tedesco's crossover acclaim from Marvel and Image, and perfect harmony with the issue's organized crime theme, marking it as a standout variant in DC's elite lineup.Key Appearances: Leads with Batman (Bruce Wayne) confronting Anarky and Penguin, alongside teases of Nightwing and shadowy syndicate players like the enigmatic Minotaur. Anchors the DC All-In initiative, weaving into Absolute Batman echoes and broader DCU threads, while priming synergies with The Batman cinematic universe and animated Gotham tales.Current Fair Market Value (FMV): Raw copies trade at $15–$25 on eBay post-release sales, propelled by Fraction's narrative depth, Jimenez's core art, and Tedesco's variant prestige. CGC 9.8 slabs hit $80–$110, boosted by early grading surges, cardstock allure, and the series' momentum from earlier issues.Value Projections: Raw prices may soar 55–75% to $25–$40 by 2027, with CGC 9.8 slabs reaching $140–$190, fueled by Comic-Con spotlights and streaming tie-ins like HBO's Batman ventures. The comic market's 7.5% annual growth to $26.75 billion by 2032, per industry forecasts, supercharges this—ignited by franchise films, villain revivals, and variant mania.Why Invest Now? Claim this powerhouse for Jimenez's conspiracy-laden plot, Tedesco's stylish cover flair, and primed appreciation in Batman's cultural juggernaut. VegasComics.com stocks grading-ready copies tailored for CGC, positioning you for explosive gains as the arc unfolds—secure your stake in Gotham's rising tide!