The only one I can recall would be Christopher Priest. He wrote two issues of Batman (#431 & 432) as well as Batman Annual 13, Batman: The Hill and a story in 'Tec #1000

He also wrote him in some appearances of his Deathstroke run from 2016-2019

I think some sort of character guidance book like the Bat-Bible of the 90s Batman editorial office would be nice to reintroduce.

Junkyard Joe, first three volumes of Department of Truth, Houses of the Unholy, W0RLDTR33.. so yeah a lot

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All those questions are yours to answer.

I played through the game twice and can't stop thinking about it.
All the politicians in the game are complex and well-written characters and the world building and lore is just off the charts. So many little things add up to the atmosphere.

Will you side with the western capitalist nations? The communist bloc? Or do you prefer to stay neutral and forge your own path? Oligarchs, militant organizations and the old political guard also want their say in the government. How will you handle the ethnic minority in your country?

President Rayne's cabinet consists of people from different political paths. You've got left wing socialists, economic liberals, conservatives, militant nationalists. And all are united under your administration.
Some of your ministers even got their own agenda, which they want you to pursue.

You play as Sordland's newly elected president Anton Rayne and have to maneuver your country through a recession and the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape. Superpowers emerge and new ideologies dominate the way of life.