Convergence is the DC Comics event of 2015.
The road begins in the future – Futures End.
Futures End. Blood Moon. Brother Eye. Convergence. It all connects.
Set five years in the future, the events of The New52: Futures End play directly into CONVERGENCE—DC Comics’ massive 2 month event set for April and May of 2015. Continue reading FUTURES END To CONVERGENCE
Convergence is the 2015 event bringing back heroes and villains from multiple Earths and continuities. Brainiac collects lost Earths in bottles like Kandor until he opens them on a mysterious planet. The teaser starring new villain Telos and characters from classic DC eras inspired fans to wonder which classic heroes will finally enter The New 52 continuity.
Donna Troy is one of our top characters to make a comeback in Convergence. Troy has multiple powers and identities (Wonder Girl, Darkstar, Troia) so if she returns, which costume and code-name will it be? Continue reading DONNA TROY Returns In CONVERGENCE
Convergence is taking over the DC Universe literally.
DC Comics announced a nine-week event starting in April 2015 which will replace all their regular ongoing books for two months.
Heroes from multiple Earths have been captured by Brainiac who will unleash them on a mystery planet.
This could be huge news for fans of the old school continuity before The New 52 reboot four years back.
What does this teaser reveal? Continue reading TOP DC CHARACTERS For CONVERGENCE
A new villain in a story so big DC Comics is putting its entire line on hiatus for 2 months.
Convergence is a new beginning after the finales of Earth 2: World’s End and DC The New 52 Futures End weekly series and features characters from the past eight decades of the DC Universe.
Convergence will be a nine-week series with 40 two-part miniseries in April and May. It all starts with a zero issue on April 1. Continue reading DC COMICS Reveals CONVERGENCE Nine-Week Event
The Man of Steel kicks off 2015 with a new suit and more.
DC Comics revealed Superman #38 will see an all-new look for Kal El.
The extra-sized issue by Geoff Johns, John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson will conclude the team’s first arc ending with a “new costume, new powers and new friends and enemies.”
Superman will be sent on “a new path” and “Clark Kent will be forced to make a shocking decision.”
The Return of Superman featured a radically different electric blue Superman. When the Man of Steel debuted in The New 52 his costume was altered to not have the red briefs over blue – similar to the Man of Steel movie.
We will see the new look in Superman #38 on February 5.
To recapture the first arc by Johns and Romita Jr click here: Superman Volume 6 of The New 52.
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Fury blasted to the top of the box-office now director David Ayer is gunning for DC Comics most infamous villains.
Suicide Squad is the next DC Comics movie after Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice in Warner Brothers lineup of films.
In a new interview the director assures fans of his approach to the team.
“I can say that it’s a Dirty Dozen with supervillains,” Ayer told Empire. “Then I can ask the question, ‘Does a movie really need good guys?’” Continue reading DAVID AYER On SUICIDE SQUAD
Selina Kyle is no longer Catwoman?
She’s a Lioness stalking her way up the urban jungle as a new creative team takes over this week in Catwoman #35.
Writer Genevieve Valentine and artist Garry Brown (The Massive, Iron Patriot) take over Selina’s adventures after a shocking discovery in the pages of Batman Eternal.
Why is the femme fatale ditching the costume and code-name? Continue reading CATWOMAN NO MORE?
Once Batman captures all his crazy arch-enemies what does he do with them?
When you can’t put them in Gotham City’s most infamous institution Wayne Manor becomes the new Arkham Asylum.
What happened to Arkham?
How is Batman (and Alfred) going to manage all the new “guests” at the estate? Continue reading Inside ARKHAM MANOR #1