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Another dash of RED CIRCLE goodness
We've covered the RED CIRCLE characters from pretty much every angle here on The Source, and we've got a few things to toss your way on this lovely Friday afternoon.
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Greetings, Source-erers,
End the day with a look at SUPERMAN/BATMAN #62
Up-and-coming artist Rafael Albuquerque joins the ongoing writing team of Michael Green and Mike Johnson for a tale of the World's Finest duo -- Robin and Supergirl. When the inmates take over at Arkham, can anyone but the Boy Wonder and the Maid of Might put things right? Check out a few pages below to see.
How about some Philip Tan BATMAN AND ROBIN art to kick off the day?
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Philip Tan's variant covers to BATMAN AND ROBIN #4 and 5. Enjoy!
Some news: Unveiling LOBO: HIGHWAY TO HELL
You've heard rumblings and seen reports here and there, but, as always, The Source is here for the official word on things. So, here goes:
Sometimes, you get exactly what you ask for: WEDNESDAY COMICS photos
So, yesterday we posted our "call for photos." Basically, we wanted to bring the WEDNESDAY COMICS reading experience to life here on The Source, and asked you, the fans, to send us pictures of you and your friends reading the first issue. And, you did.
More BATMAN news for you
We promised you more Bat-news on Monday, so here we go. And, yes, it does have something to do with the lovely Frazer Irving cover you see above.
It's Wednesday. You know what that means, right?
WEDNESDAY COMICS #1 is on stands. Let the games begin, folks.
DETECTIVE COMICS #854 sells out, and we have a snazzy new cover to show
Seems like people like Gotham's newest citizen, huh?
DETECTIVE COMICS #854, by writer Greg Rucka and artist J.H. Williams III, has sold and is going back to press for a new, second printing. As most of you know, DETECTIVE COMICS also features a snazzy co-feature by Rucka, with art by Cully Hamner.