This past Friday, a report surfaced that Scott Snyder will leave "Batman" at DC Comics and move to fellow ongoing Bat-series "Detective Comics." According to the report, the reason stems from "Batman" imminently moving to a twice-monthly schedule.

Though none of the above has been confirmed by DC -- who declined comment when reached last week on the matter by CBR News -- Snyder addressed the reports this past Friday on his Twitter. While politely declining to share details on his future at DC Comics -- other than saying he "genuinely couldn't be more excited for what's coming" -- or anything related to the "Detective Comics" series, Snyder said his focus for the next couple of months will be on celebrating the issues he has left on "Batman" with artist Greg Capullo. The two have been on the book together since Sept. 2011, the first issue of the series in the New 52 era.

Snyder said that the forthcoming "Batman" #50 and #51 are "truthfully two of his favorites," and that March's issue #50 is "all-out fun."

Additionally, Snyder stated that after Capullo leaves "Batman" (to work on a creator-owned series with Mark Millar) it'll only be about six months before they reunite for their next DC project, which they've both teased in the past.

The funny thing is @GregCapullo is only gone for like 6 months before we start working on our biggest DC stuff together, so it's barely 1/2- Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) January 24, 2016

a break! Hope to wow u even more w/what @GregCapullo and I have next, but this run together has been the ride of my life & I'm really 2/?- Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) January 24, 2016

grateful to you guys for it. Learned to be a better writer, better person from @GregCapullo - thanks for supporting us so long. You rock- Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) January 24, 2016

"Batman" #50 is scheduled for release on March 23.