What’s New In The New 52: Introducing Wrath
A killer page from JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #3 to end the week
Eddie Berganza’s not one to mince words, and more than willing to let the art speak for him. And we’re OK with that. Take it away, Eddie:
If you miss any issue of the 7-part CRY FOR JUSTICE mini, you are so gonna hate yourself!
A little BATMAN AND ROBIN treat for you
Happy Friday, Source readers. By now, you've probably picked up your copy of BATMAN AND ROBIN #1, and seen the preview pages and commentary across the web. But why not finish off the week with something more? Here's the cover to #4.
It's BATMAN AND ROBIN time
Bruce Wayne is trapped in the past. The Caped Crusader is missing.
As Earth's heroes and the citizens of Gotham City struggle to face a world without a Batman, Dick Grayson -- the first Robin -- dons his mentor's cowl to try and stem the tide of crime threatening to drown the city Bruce Wayne spent years protecting.
Want another BATMAN AND ROBIN #4 cover peek? Sure, that's doable.
Try not to get mad at us, folks, but we decided it'd be a nice kick-off to the weekend to throw you another cool BATMAN AND ROBIN image.
RED CIRCLE SPOTLIGHT: The finale
Did you think we'd leave out THE SHIELD? Of course not. But who is the flag-waving hero? What's his story? You might find something out by clicking below. "Might" being the key word here.
Get a look at R.E.B.E.L.S. #5
Tony Bedard and artist Claude St. Aubin keep the heat going in the pages of R.E.B.E.L.S., as the abductor of the intergalactic L.E.G.I.O.N. police force stands revealed, leading the entire sector to mobilize. What happens when Vril Dox's team of renegades teams up with the Omega Men, Durlans, Khunds and Dominators? Well, you can get at least some of the answers here.
A look inside TITANS #14
TITANS #14 takes a closer look at Vic Stone, otherwise known as Cyborg. But what else is going on in the issue, from writer Eric Wallace and artist Mike Shoyket? We check in with TITANS Editor Brian Cunningham -- along with some pages from the issue, to boot. Take it away, Brian: