DC Week-In-Review: Two New DC Games...Two Very Different Versions of...
Take a look inside the RAVAGER co-feature
One of the best parts of working on The Source is getting a chance to see stuff in progress, or getting bits of info about the creative process.
An omen of things to come for the TEEN TITANS
Just what happens after "Deathtrap"? Well, lots. In #72 alone, Wonder Girl finds her leadership challenged, the team faces the Fearsome Five and well, you get this as a first page:
Kick off the week with a first look at METAL MEN
We've shown off pretty much all of the upcoming co-features on this here blog, so why stop now? The team that brought you JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL, writers Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis and artist Kevin Maguire, will reunite for METAL MEN, which will be coming out in tandem with Giffen and artist Matt Clark's DOOM PATROL this August.
Notes from the Bat-Office...
In a few short days, the final chapter of BATTLE FOR THE COWL hits the stands and the entire world will learn the identity of the new Batman. It’s a journey long in the making and it’s hard to believe all the hard work from all of our creators is finally paying off on the printed page.
How 'bout some FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK pages?
For the first time in his life, the Tattooed Man feels like a hero. After his turn for the side of good during FINAL CRISIS, the former villain finds himself with a new lifestyle and a welcome change from what he previously knew. But soon the pressure to stay away from his old haunts and temptations start to wear on him.
Close out the week with some OUTSIDERS pages
Just who are the Insiders? And who are they searching for? Well, the fourth part of writer Peter Tomasi and artist Lee Garbett's "The Deep" arc answers both questions, thanks to the help of a long lost being known only as "The Outkast." But don't expect any "Hey Ya!" renditions, folks. All signs point to bad stuff going down at the very center of the earth.
The official word on THE RED CIRCLE
You've seen the amazing designs. You've seen Jesus Saiz's cover art. But there are more details to reveal, and more art to show. That's what The Source is for, no?