This Just Happened: Geoff Johns Bids Farewell to GREEN LANTERN
Just another day for the SUPERMAN Group Editor
Hey folks! As usual, we have our regular “From the Editors” post coming your way. Being the diligent worker we all know and love, Matt Idelson managed to give us his entry early, as he made his escape to the distant land of Barcelona. Enjoy...
Happy Friday! Have some WARLORD #3
The Warlord and his companions have made it to the Shadow Lands, but the evil power that has seized those lands isn't planning a warm welcome -- of course. Does their only hope lie with a surface-worlder? Writer Mike Grell and artist Chad Hardin have the answers, and we have a sneak peek below. Nice way to head into the weekend, no?
Ripped from the headlines
And you thought we were done with RED CIRCLE news...
Things are getting brutal for the SECRET SIX
Not reading SECRET SIX? Shame on you. Not only did AIN'T IT COOL NEWS just give the latest issue a sterling review, but writer Gail Simone and artist Nicola Scott are really pulling out all the stops on the series.
Things get rough in SOLOMON GRUNDY #4
In the fourth issue of writer/artist Scott Kolins SOLOMON GRUNDY mini-series, we find the lumbering force of nature facing off against Green Lantern Alan Scott as Cyrus Gold is finally confronted with his murder weapon, forcing truths about Cyrus' death to come to light. Can he find his killer and shrug off that pesky curse? Well, maybe. Check out these pages for a clue or two.
You saw the teaser, now some answers
And more art, of course.
This morning, we unveiled an interesting piece of art, featuring your pal and mine, Magog. Some of you may have seen the image in the back of your weekly haul of DC books. And, because we believe in instant gratification, here's the scoop:
Have some pencils from THE SHIELD
Back when we chatted with RED CIRCLE editor Joey Cavalieri, we showed off new art from three of the four RED CIRCLE one-shots.
A look at WEDNESDAY COMICS' TEEN TITANS strip
Well, it's not actually Wednesday, but that's never stopped us from posting cool images from WEDNESDAY COMICS, has it? The new weekly series, slated to launch in July, is the brainchild of DC Art Director Mark Chiarello, who has collected an impressive array of creators for the book.