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DC recently stated that Flashpoint #5 would be the only comic they would be shipping on August 31st from the entire company. So whats to follow it on September the 6th?
Ten years after the world changed, looks like the DC world will be changing too. Bleeding Cool has already talked about a major renumbering of DCs books post-Flashpoint. And it looks like that will occur the first week of September, across the DCU board, with everything going back to #1.
And the DC solicitations for August do seem to back that up. Theres a lot of finality going around
Brightest Day Aftermath: The Search For Swamp Thing (3 of 3)
The search ends here as John Constantine finally finds out Swamp Things dark motives
Action Comics #904
Now it all comes down to a weakened Superman versus the monster known as Doomslayer in this, the epic finale of Reign of the Doomsdays!
Detective Comics #881
This is it the finale so twisted, so shocking we cant even begin to give away details here! Be there for the extra-sized conclusion of the acclaimed run by Scott Snyder, Jock and Francesco Francavilla.
Batman Gates Of Gotham #5 (pushing through two issues in August)
And in issue #5, its Batman vs. The Architect! The downfall of a major Gotham family! The betrayal of Damian Wayne! Its all here in this final issue, plus the untold fate of Gotham Citys first Super Villain!
Superman #714
Superman hits Seattle for his last stop on his Grounded walk across the country, and it is in that city where everything will come to a head!
Superman/Batman #87
Its the brutal final chapter of The Secret!
Add that the Green Lantern books are in epilogue mode, the Wonder Woman finale has been pushed to August,
Gotham City Sirens #28
A secret that goes back to the very first issue of GOTHAM CITY SIRENS will be revealed at last!
Birds Of Prey #15
In the concluding chapter of War and Remembrance, Lady Blackhawk and the original Phantom Lady are in the clutches of an enemy whose evil has lain dormant for decades!
Superboy #11 (pushing through two issues in August)
Then in #11 Jeff Lemire and Pier Gallo bring the saga of The Hollow Men to its explosive conclusion!
Supergirl #67
But before she can leave, first she has to save the kids of the Silk Pajama Society, stop the bad guy from unleashing his devastating plan upon the world, and attend one last orientation session!
Wonder Woman #614
The all-new Wonder Woman reaches the end of her epic Odyssey and comes face-to-face with the malevolent force behind it all!
Adventure Comics #529
The final, fatal battle for the Legion Academy freshman class. Is this the end of the Academy at Cosmic Kings hand?
Legion Of Superheroes #16
The finale to the battle with the Legion of Super-Villains!
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #10
The T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents make a final stand against The Iron Maiden in the present, as a bitter truth about the villainess and Colleen is revealed in a look back at the past. One of the most critically acclaimed books of the year reaches the shocking finale of its latest chapter
With Green Lantern books on epilogue, Teen Titans getting two issues out to hit and #100 in August and even more things will never be the same again solicitations than usual as well, everything is lining up for a big big change in September.
So why is everything going back to #1? And what does the end of Flashpoint mean for the rest of the titles?
Of course you were wrong about the Johns/Lee JLA.Yeah, I've been saying that since before they even announced the 'reboot'. The antsman41s out there who are having a meltdown are going nutter butter
Of course you were wrong about the Johns/Lee JLA.
Shh, I'm teasing.Hey now, I never said it wouldn't ever happen, just that'd I'd heard that rumor pop up so much in the last few years I'm obligated to bust up on hippie whenever he predicts it
Throw s**t at a wall long enough, some of it's bound to stick, and all that.
DC, the only thing you will accomplish is turning off old existing readers by changing the characters they grew up. I get that they want to expand the market, BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR OLDTIME FANS!
I am going to use this as an opportunity to take a break from all things DC. This reminds me very much of Marvels heroes reborn. After 1 year, things will go back to the way they should be.
SO I am done with DC after August. If Dc wants to "Brand New Day" themselves, then they can do it w/o me.
~ Unsubstantiated hyperbole ~DC, the only thing you will accomplish is turning off old existing readers by changing the characters they grew up. I get that they want to expand the market, BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR OLDTIME FANS!
I am going to use this as an opportunity to take a break from all things DC. This reminds me very much of Marvels heroes reborn. After 1 year, things will go back to the way they should be.
SO I am done with DC after August. If Dc wants to "Brand New Day" themselves, then they can do it w/o me.
Wheras Marvel is pretty much the opposite "oh so you grew up reading Peter with Mary Jane? Go **** yourself, the younger readers mean more to us than you ever will."
Weve already told you that the new Teen Titans #1 will be written by Scott Lobdell, pencilled by Brett Booth and inked by Norm Rapmund.
But what of the book? How much of a relaunch or a reboot will it be? Will it be a Green Lantern continuing the plots as normal, or a Firestorm, changing the rules?
It looks like it may be more the latter. As of Teen Titans #1, none of the Titans therein will have ever met before.
Oh and, tapping into that mention about DC being a more diverse range of characters, only four of the seven members will be white .
Eh, I kinda doubt that. Overall comic sales always seem more based on Hype and collectibility rather than actual quality.haha true. Neither company has the balancing act right. That is a big reason why comic sales are at an all time low.
Who's the artist? I can't quite place it.Batman number 1 cover
Who's the artist? I can't quite place it.
How have DC been telling their long time readers to **** off since COIE?
Seems to me DC's biggest weakness in the mainstream side of things, was catering to the 40 year olds and ignoring getting new readers on board.
Case in point, Barry Allen.