Falcon flies again and the children of Wolverine united in week two of Marvel Legacy. A Wildstorm favorite goes solo. It’s all in this week’s new comic book picks.
GOTHAM CITY GARAGE #1 In a twisted version of Gotham City young hero Kara Gordon leads the revolt against Governor Lex Luthor. Jackson Lanzin and Collin Kelly launch this new book inspired by the DC Collectibles line. Continue reading New Comic Book Picks for October 11, 2017
Shock and awe in the Justice League vs Suicide Squad finale with more revelations and setting the stage for new super groups in the DC Universe.
Could fans be witness to what will lead to the DC Rebirth of three super teams?
DC already revealed this crossover would set up the new Justice League of America by Steve Orlando. Now we know how bad guys will join Batman’s new team.
When Batman discovered Amanda Waller’s big secret the League vs. Squad fight was on but bigger threats were ready to strike.
Maxwell Lord made a killer comeback along with his own sinister squad of villains making their DC Rebirth debuts.The big shocker was Maxwell Lord and his evil crew were the original Task Force X. Then Lord unleashed Eclipso.
An army of villains against a hero gone mad is just the set up for a one-two punch from writer Tom King in Batman #6.
The I Am Gotham: Epilogue reveals the real rogue behind Hugo Strange and Psycho-Pirate’s unholy alliance and Bruce Wayne forms his own alliance to save Gotham Girl from herself.
King and guest artist Ivan Reis set the stage for the next arc I Am Suicide with a final page that makes you ask if it’s next month already!
After the massive DC Rebirth launch, how does DC Comics follow it up?
Justice League vs. Suicide Squad.
DC Entertainment announced its first major event of Rebirth: the Justice League versus the Suicide Squad. The two-month event will pit DC’s two big super-teams against each other in a six-issue weekly miniseries.
It begins with a special prelude in SUICIDE SQUAD #8, and with issues of SUICIDE SQUAD (#9 and #10) and JUSTICE LEAGUE (#12 and #13) serving as tie-ins during January.
The prelude issue sets the stage for issues #1 and #2 of JUSTICE LEAGUE VS. SUICIDE SQUAD, written by Joshua Williamson (THE FLASH, Vertigo’s FROSTBITE) with art by Jason Fabok (JUSTICE LEAGUE: DARKSEID WAR) and Tony S. Daniel (JUSTICE LEAGUE, DEATHSTROKE). Issues #3 through #6 debut weekly throughout January, along with the special tie-in issues of SUICIDE SQUAD written by Rob Williams and JUSTICE LEAGUE by guest writer Tim Seeley (NIGHTWING, GRAYSON).
Let the speculation begin! Why does it seem like Harley Quinn and Batman (with Deadshot’s cybernetic eye) seem to be the last two standing in this preview art? Continue reading JUSTICE LEAGUE VS SUICIDE SQUAD
Get ready to get down, dirty and dangerous as Warner Brothers unleashes the worst heroes ever in Suicide Squad this Friday.
A new Joker and the motion picture debut of other classic Batman and Flash villains will blitz across the big screens with director David Ayer running the asylum and revving up the DC Comics film franchise.
But who’s who? Where are the good guys? What this could mean for the future of DC movies?
If you’re a veteran comics fan or new to the dark side of DC, here’s our Suicide Squad for Virgins:
The version of the team that inspired the movie was conceived by a trio of legends: writer John Ostrander with writer Len Wein and artist John Byrne.
The team’s first mission was against Brimstone, an elemental creature unleashed by Darkseid who was plotting to conquer Earth. The Justice League film villain is said to be Steppenwolf, Darkseid’s ruthless general. Given the comic book canon connections, could the Squad and League team up in a future movie in the war against Darkseid? (Exciting but let’s get back to the new movie!)
Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) and Joker (Jared Leto) go crazy in the latest Suicide Squad trailer from Warner Brothers following a first look on the MTV Movie Awards.
Will Smith, Cara Delevinge, Robbie and Leto introduced the new teaser for the all-villain film.
Task Force X is the brainchild of government mover and shaker Amanda Waller (Viola Davis) who recruits the inmates of the infamous Belle Reve prison for a covert operation they may not survive.
Harley Quinn steals the show and the new Batman and Batmobile get in on the action fueled with classic rock and roll songs.