The Front Cover Of A New Batman Comic Book Was Designed By A Malaysian Artist

Be it drawing portraits using normal everyday stuff like chopsticks or a basketball (shout out to you, Red Hongyi) or painting gorgeous pictures with coffee, these artists have undoubtedly wowed the world with their artistic talent.

We can now add another Malaysian to the list, because he just designed the cover for a new 'Batman' comic book.

Local comic artist Alan Quah has just become the envy of all Batman fans out there as he was commissioned to design the front cover of DC Comics' upcoming 'Tales From The Dark Multiverse: Batman Knightfall' comic book.

Quah announced the awesome news through a post on his Facebook page on Thursday (19 September):

According to Quah, he got a phone call from his manager a couple of weeks ago, telling him that the world-famous comic books publisher is bringing him onboard for a cover opportunity, "the biggest news of my career", he wrote.

To his surprise, he was commissioned to design the cover of a Batman comic book.

"14 years waiting for my opportunity to draw for DC and they gave me Batman.

"It is a good story to tell my future grandchildren," he wrote in the post.

Check out the front cover in all its glory below:

Quah has not revealed when the comic book will be made available for sale, but entertainment website Comicbook.com revealed that the new 'Tales From The Dark Multiverse' line launches on 16 October with 'Knightfall #1'.

According to DC Comics, the 'Tales From The Dark Multiverse' line reimagines notable events from the DC Universe, but down a “dark and twisted path”.

The stories will be told by some of the company’s most talented writers and artists, which include Scott Snyder, Kyle Higgins, Javier Fernandez, Jeff Loveness, Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy and Lee Weeks.