This Just Happened: Geoff Johns Bids Farewell to GREEN LANTERN
Take a look at March's AZRAEL, RED ROBIN and BATMAN covers
We're in a giving mood here at The Source today. Since Batman Group Editor Michael Marts was kind enough to shoot over a look at some of the upcoming March Batman covers, we didn't want to make you guys wait until the solicited covers hit on Monday afternoon. So, here for your mid-week enjoyment are the covers to March's issues of BATMAN, RED ROBIN and AZRAEL.
A look into the near future of the JUSTICE LEAGUE?
From artist Mark Bagley, the cover to JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #43, continuing his run with writer James Robinson.
The BLACKEST NIGHT spreads to the JUSTICE LEAGUE
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #40 hits 12/16.
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DCU IN 2010: THE RISE OF ARSENAL AND THE FALL OF GREEN ARROW
Take a minute to process that amazing piece of Mauro Cascioli art. Ok. Done? Let’s go.
Remember the black and white cover to BATMAN AND ROBIN #10?
Well, here's the color solicit version. Enjoy!
Editor Matt Idelson on all things Superman
We’re right in the thick of the holidays, but for the Superman books, it’s the dawn of a new day. James Robinson and Greg Rucka are in the same boat, balancing their holiday shopping with writing WORLD OF NEW KRYPTON #12 and turning the other Superman books on their respective heads in anticipation of… but I’m getting ahead of myself.
Start the week off with some Tony Daniel Batman art
There's a ton of good stuff coming out of the Bat-office lately, so checking my inbox each morning is like getting a bit of Christmas early. The spread below, from BATMAN #694 by writer/artist Tony Daniel, is one such example. Thanks to Batman Group Editor Michael Marts and his able assistant Janelle Siegel for sharing the goodness.
Take a look at JSA ALL STARS #4 -- now with more Sand
We're backing up the truck and unloading a ton of good stuff this week, and cool pieces of art are aplenty. Case in point? The cover to JSA ALL STARS #4, by Freddie E. Williams II, who's really pulling out all the stops on the relatively new series. Take a look for yourself: