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Want the DCU San Diego Comic-Con panel information? You got it
Plane ticket? Check. Hotel? Check. To-Do list? Enter The Source.
Because, believe it or not, San Diego Comic-Con is only a few short weeks away, we think it'd be downright cruel for us to not tell you what we've got planned at the show on the DCU front. So, without further ado, here's our panel schedule:
THE JUSTICE LEAGUE AND THE 99 TO JOIN FORCES IN UPCOMING MINI-SERIES
Since the DC offices -- and, in turn, The Source -- will be closed tomorrow celebrating the Fourth, we thought it'd be nice to end the week with a bit of cool news.
Sometimes, you don't need to be cheeky: ADVENTURE COMICS #1 preview
Geoff Johns. Francis Manapul. Superboy. Adventure Comics. Enjoy.
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Some MANHUNTER art to close out Monday
You've all read STREETS OF GOTHAM #1, right?
Time to reserve those copies of JSA VS KOBRA #2
You may have noticed a trend here at The Source. Sometimes, it's just better to go straight to the, well, source when we want to shine a light on a given title. Today, I popped by Editor Rachel Gluckstern's office to get the lowdown on JSA VS. KOBRA, which will have its second issue on stands shortly. Take it away, Rachel (and Eric and Don!):
Things don't get any easier for RED ROBIN with #2
The new Red Robin continues to scour the globe in search of clues that will help him determine the final fate of Bruce Wayne, in the pages of the new hit series from writer Chris Yost and artist Ramon Bachs. But Red Robin's search might get a little complicated with the League of Assassins after him, don't you think? What does Ra's al Ghul want with Red Robin?
Take a moment to enjoy some R.E.B.E.L.S. covers
There's no arguing that artist Kalman Andrasofzsky is one talented guy. So why not take a look at some of his more recent work? Specifically, his covers on R.E.B.E.L.S.? We swung by Editor Brian Cunningham's office to get the lowdown. Take it away, Brian:
It's a MAGOG Tuesday
You heard the news, saw some art and know the basics about MAGOG, but it never hurts to show a bit more, does it?
Some more CRY FOR JUSTICE art to help you pass the time
It's hard to wait, isn't it? Fear not, Source readers. The first issue of JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE will be in your hands in a few short days. By now, you've probably seen the preview, so what else could we tease before the issue hits?
How about the cover to #4, by artist Mauro Cascioli?