SPACE GHOST GREEN LANTERN Teamup and More DC March 2017 Picks

Green Lantern Space Ghost Annual #1 courtesy DC Comics

Green Lantern meets Space Ghost?

Suicide Squad and the Banana Splits?

The first Superman Rebirth crossover with a big clue to the mystery launched in DC Universe: Rebirth!

Batwoman in a her own ongoing series.

It’s all in the DC Comics March 2017 books.

Fans of DC’s Hanna-Barbera titles WACKY RACELAND, THE FLINTSTONES, FUTURE QUEST and SCOOBY APOCALYPSE will see their favorite cartoon characters team up with some of DC’s biggest superheroes in a series of Annuals. Fans will get a look at what’s upcoming from DC’s new takes on classic Hanna-Barbera animated characters.

Here are our picks for the DC Comics March 2017 books starting with a series of cartoon meets comic book mashups with official descriptions:

ADAM STRANGE/FUTURE QUEST ANNUAL #1 by Marc Andreyko and Jeff Parker. Art by Steve Lieber. Backup Feature: TOP CAT by Dan DiDio and Phil Winslade.

Following the events of the DEATH OF HAWKMAN miniseries, Adam Strange is blasted through multiple dimensions only to land on Earth! But instead of super powered beings and legendary crime fighters, he encounters a boy adventurer and his scientist father – and they’re the only ones who can help him return home. Jonny Quest, Hadji, Dr. Benton Quest and Race Bannon have a plan, but it’s going to involve a dangerous trek through Dino Boy’s Lost Valley of prehistoric threats!

And in the backup feature starring Top Cat, breaking out of prison is challenging enough for an anthropomorphic cat, but what happens when it means stumbling through a cosmic portal to planet Earth, right into the hands of Batman?

BOOSTER GOLD/THE FLINTSTONES ANNUAL #1 By Mark Russell. Art by Rick Leonardi and Scott Hanna. Backup Feature: THE JETSONS by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti and Pier Brito.

Welcome to the 25th Century, where the Earth is a polluted, post-industrial nightmare, most animals are extinct and reptilian aliens are invading cities across the planet! In their time of need, the world’s citizens turn to the time-traveling Booster Gold to save the day. To learn why these aliens are attacking Earth, Booster dives deep into the prehistoric past to see what happened when they first came to the planet. In this bygone era, Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble must help Booster learn the truth and return to his own time armed with the information that will bring down the invaders – if Booster can convince them to help him out.

Harley Quinn’s Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti put a new twist on an old twist about our future in THE JETSONS! The Jetsons live in a world of robotics and gadgetry. But how does dying change when grandma’s brain can be digitally imprinted onto a housecleaning robot?

GREEN LANTERN/SPACE GHOST ANNUAL #1 By James Tynion IV and Chris Sebella and artist Ariel Olivetti. Backup Feature: RUFF AND REDDY, Story and art by Howard Chaykin

Trapped in a strange rift in time, Green Lantern and Space Ghost are forced to battle a variety of foes – and each other! And even if they manage to survive, they will be thrown into a world with no concept of interstellar travel – or even what an alien is! Stripped of their weapons by a xenophobic culture, the duo will have to battle to regain them – but what happens when Space Ghost dons the Lantern Ring and Hal Jordan puts on the Power Bands?

Iconic writer Howard Chaykin puts a modern spin on one of Hanna-Barbera’s earliest animated animal teams! Ruff and Reddy were once the toast of nightclubs, variety shows late night chat fests and Broadway. Learn how they became the comedic duo of yesterday… Before they hit rock bottom today!

Suicide Squad Banana Splits Annual #1 courtesy DC Comics

SUICIDE SQUAD/BANANA SPLITS ANNUAL #1 Written by Tony Bedard, Art by Ben Caldwell. Backup Feature: SNAGGLEPUSS. Written by Mark Russell. Art by Dale Eaglesham.

“Suicide Splits” pairs up Saturday morning’s animal rock band with Amanda Waller’s Task Force X, the dirtiest players in the game! Mistaken for metahumans and thrown into the bowels of Belle Reve Penitentiary, the Banana Splits are recruited by Amanda Waller for a secret mission: Save the Suicide Squad! What follows is quite possibly the weirdest team up ever; how will Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper and Snorky stand up to Harley, Deadshot, Katana and Killer Croc?

Mark Russell brings his hilariously satirical style to this backup feature, where Snagglepuss is a Southern gothic playwright working with an ensemble cast of cultural figures, exploring an intensely creative time in the New York City theater scene of the 1950’s.

The Annuals are all on sale March 29, 2017.

But that’s not all…New books! New arcs!

Batwoman #1 by Margeurite Bennett, James Tynion IV and Steve Epting. The Many Arms of Death is the first arc of Kate Kane’s new going solo series.

Superman #18, 19 Superman Reborn begins – the first Rebirth crossover event between Superman and Action Comics. The truth behind Ms. Oz and what he said to Superman in DC Universe: Rebirth #1. Which of Oz’s prisoners will escape. Why will it lead to a “tragic moment for Lois and Superman?”

Action Comics #975, 976 continues the crossover plus a backup story by Paul Dini and Ian Churchill about the Son of Superman.

Batman Beyond #6 Rise of the Demon begins.

Batgirl Annual #1 features Barbara teaming up with Supergirl to break into Arkham Asylum.

Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #8 Blackbird begins guest starring Nightwing.

The Flash #18 Sins of the Father begins. Wally West searches for the truth about his father, Reverse-Flash starting with Belle Reve prison.

Cyborg #10 Lord of the Rats begins introducing a crime lord teaming up with the villain posing as Victor’s dad.

Green Arrow #18 Reunion begins as Oliver Queen and Roy Harper – the truth about what drove them apart and what brings back together.

Green Lanterns #19 The Green Impurity begins as Jessica learns from a rogue Guardian.

Teen Titans #6 The Rise of Aqualad sees Jackson Hyde joins the cast but will be be welcomed by Damian?

New Super-Man #9 Coming To America begins as Kenan arrives in Metropolis and clashes with Lex Luthor.

By Editor