Batman, Inc. 4 first look: Morrison, Burnham deliver action The cover for "Batman, Incorporated" No. 4, by artist Chris Burnham. A variant cover for "Batman, Incorporated" No. 4, by artists Andy Clarke and Chris Burnham. Page 1 of "Batman, Incorporated" No. 4, by writer Grant Morrison and artist Chris Burnham. Page 2 of "Batman, Incorporated" No. Page 3 of "Batman, Incorporated" No. Page 4 of "Batman, Incorporated" No. Page 5 of "Batman, Incorporated" No. "Batman, Incorporated" No. 4, which features the talents of acclaimed Scottish comic writer Grant Morrison and slickly drawn panels by artist Chris Burnham, arrives in stores Wednesday. In the series, Bruce Wayne heads up a global corporation devoted to taking Batman's crime-fighting operations worldwide; he's aided by a team of vigilantes including Robin, Red Robin and Black Bat. The previous issue - "Batman, Incorporated" No. 3 - was postponed this summer in the wake of the shootings that took place during a screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" in Aurora, Colo. The issue re-introduced the character "Matches" Malone, a gangster and arsonist, and a few scenes in the story were "too close for comfort," Burnham said at the time in a series of tweets. Hero Complex readers can get a first look at "Batman, Inc." Click through the gallery above, or check out larger images using the links below. Grant Morrison's "Annihilator" tells twisted tale Batman issue delayed: Imagery "too close for comfort" MorrisonCon: Morrison's spin on Comic-Con culture "Wonder Woman": Brian Azzarello plays with gods