Preview Monday: AQUAMAN #20 and THE UNWRITTEN #49
Another Batgirl tease? Sure, why not?
The cover to BATGIRL #5, by Mr. Phil Noto.
On sale today: R.E.B.E.L.S. #8
Writer Tony Bedard and artist Andy Clarke continue on their R.E.B.E.L.S. hot streak, as word of Starro's invading horde and Vril Dox's rebellion reaches the masses, and sides are drawn. Plus, the mighty Khund fleet enters the battle against Starro. Too bad for them. Plus: The all-new, all-dangerous Omega Men. Need more?
Need another reason to pick up BATGIRL #2?
As the new Batgirl continues her nightly mission, the mystery of her secret identity intensifies. Now she has become the target of both Gotham City's heroes (can you say "Oracle"?) and its villains. Now that you know who the new Batgirl is and you've seen her new costume, all the more reason to head down to your shop and follow Stephanie Brown's ongoing adventures, no?
"The Hunt for Reactron" begins in ACTION COMICS #881
Happy Monday, Source gang. I'm back in the office, a little warmer and rested from a few days in sunny SoFla. Yes, that's how we refer to it. Moving on.
Head into the weekend with a page from GREEN LANTERN #46
Hal vs. Sinestro. What more do you need?
Step into J. Michael Straczynski's BRAVE AND THE BOLD
Ever wonder what a down-and-out street thug would do with super powers?
Or what J. Michael Straczynski would do at DC Comics?
Start your day off with two Bat-covers
Yesterday we showed off some pages from tomorrow's issue of BATMAN STREETS OF GOTHAM. But why stop there? We've got a double dose of Dini-penned Bat-books for you today, including the cover to GOTHAM CITY SIRENS #8 by Guillem March and BATMAN: STREETS OF GOTHAM #7, featuring artist Dustin Nguyen's take on Manhunter.
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Zsasz returns in the pages of STREETS OF GOTHAM #4
Writer Paul Dini and artist Dustin Nguyen continue to tell tales stories from Batman's city in the latest issue of BATMAN: STREETS OF GOTHAM. And with Batman's recent "Bruce Wayne" issues somewhat contained, Gotham's new Dark Knight must now deal with someone far more frightening -- the frightening psycopath Victor Zsasz.
Editor Michael Siglain talks up the scary side of the DCU
Greetings, Source-rers,
Editor Michael Siglain here, back to tempt and tease you with the latest tantalizing tombs from my little corner of the DC Universe.
Who's handling art on BATMAN AND ROBIN after Philip Tan?
None other than Cameron Stewart, of CATWOMAN and Vertigo's SEAGUY fame. How's that for some Friday morning news?