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George Pérez gives himself a tip of the hat, BLACKEST NIGHT-style
If you've been reading BLACKEST NIGHT: TITANS (and there's no reason to miss it, I say), then you know the once dearly-departed Terra plays a big role. So, it makes perfect sense to bring aboard writer/artist George Pérez to put pencil to paper for the cover to the mini's final issue. Doubly cool? The artistic master plays homage to his own work, namely, the cover to NEW TEEN TITANS #30.
A few BATMAN covers for January
Damian behind bars? Red Robin surrounded? Batman facing off against two new foes? This batch of covers, featuring the artistic stylings of J.H. Williams III, Tony Daniel, Dustin Nguyen and Marcus To, is light on answers but big on questions. But isn't that what they're for?
Looks like a certain duo is popping up in BATGIRL #6
It's the middle of the week, and you can almost taste the weekend, huh? So, what better way to expedite things than a lovely piece of Phil Noto artwork?
Here's the cover to January's BATGIRL #6, which from what I can tell, will feature a certain Dynamic Duo crossing paths with the new Batgirl. Doesn't look like it'll be a pleasant exchange either.
Douglas, Robot Hunter makes his debut this week in Doom Patrol #3
Remember Mento? Yeah, that guy – goofy helmet, lightning bolt on his chest. After reading this issue, it's a sure bet you won't forget him again any time soon. Oh yeah, and the resolution of that whole "black hole" thing from last issue adds a kinda-sorta new member to the Doom Patrol roster. As for everyone's favorite Metal Men, it's the dynamic debut of Douglas, Robot Hunter!
Final Crisis Aftermath: Run! Wraps up this week
This is it! The chase is over as everything finally catches up to the Human Flame. But if he's going down, he's going down punching and setting stuff on fire! And maybe, just maybe, he's about to find out he's got more power than he ever imagined. Now if he can only manage not to screw things up
Issue #6 (of 6) lands on Wednesday.
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DC NATION on the road with Sattler part 4
Hello from...well I'm actually not sure where I am right now. Somewhere deep in the Valley in LA at a coffee shop. I've driven so much in the last 24 hours that I can't believe that it's all been in only one state. Everything is crusing along though and it's great to hear how into the DCU everybody is right now. That includes the person I'm sitting with as I type this.
DC NATION on the road with Sattler part 3
Good morning DC Nation, although I'm guessing it'll be afternoon by the time most of you read this. I'm working my way through LA meeting with our writers and artists to discuss what's coming up in your favorite books for 2010.
The Six Gun War continues with Jonah Hex #48
Hex has been betrayed and stands alone as he takes on Quentin Turnbull's gang of bounty hunters! But Hex is at his best when he's got no one watching his back. "The Six Gun War" barrels towards next month's bloody conclusion! Scroll down for a few pages from JONAH HEX #48, which hits tomorrow.
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The origin of Starro is revealed in R.E.B.E.L.S. Annual: Starro the Conqueror
Tying into his recent debut in R.E.B.E.L.S., the origin of the real Starro the Conqueror is revealed! Why have we never seen this cosmic barbarian before? And how did he amass his horde of super-soldiers? The stellar answers are all in here from R.E.B.E.L.S.
DC Nation on the road with Sattler part 2
Way to go Long Beach! I just got back up to LA from the first Long Beach Comic Con and I had a blast. The show was great, the fans were great, the guest list was great and the weather was great.