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Artist Marcus To Joins Batwing

Fan-favorite artist Marcus To will be joining writer Judd Winick on BATWING, beginning with issue #9 in May. To is currently illustrating the six-issue HUNTRESS miniseries, which follows the international adventures of the extended Bat-family through Italy. With BATWING, he'll be bringing his distinctive style to the heroic exploits of David Zavimbe in Africa's Democratic Republic of Congo.

But To's first issue finds Batwing still in Gotham City - unfamiliar ground for the hero of another continent. Having pursued Massacre to the United States, Batwing is faced with an even greater threat: The Court of Owls. It's all part of the "Night of the Owls" crossover event coming in May.

Source: DC Blog

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The Batmobile is Copywritten Material

The Batmobile can be protected under copyright law, a federal court in California has ruled.

DC Entertainment emerged victorious in its lawsuit against Gotham Garage, a company that was manufacturing Batmobile replicas, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Mark Towles of Gotham Garage argued that copyright law cannot be extended to useful articles, but judge Ronald Lew rejected this on the grounds that Batman's vehicle includes "nonfunctional, artistic elements of an automobile design that can be physically or conceptually separated from the automobile".

In 2010, DC licensed a company called Fiberglass Freaks to produce functioning replicas of the Batmobile used in the 1966 Batman television series.

A replica of the Batmobile driven by Michael Keaton in the 1989 Batman movie appeared on eBay with a $620,000 (£383,000) price tag last year.

Batman first drove the Batmobile in Detective Comics #27, which debuted in 1939. The vehicle has since appeared in movies, TV shows, video games and other media.

Source: Digital Spy

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Buddy Baker Stars in "Tights"

This week, Animal Man no. 6 hits the shelves and appropriately the story features a cool movie tie-in.

Animal Man is one of the more interesting books of DC's New 52 relaunch and is written by Jeff Lemire, a well-regarded writer of independent books now making his mark in DC's corner of the off-beat and dark (he also writes Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.).

Animal Man is a horror comic but this issue centers on the independent film mentioned in earlier issues that our hero, Buddy Baker, acted in before the timeline begun with Animal Man no.1.

As the opening credits reveal, the movie is called Tights from "Liramax Films" directed by "Ryan Daranovsky."

"This issue is a bit different in that it focuses in the ';indie film' that part-time superhero, part-time actor, full-time Dad, Buddy Baker made before all of this trouble began," Lemire tells Heat Vision. "The character that Buddy plays in the ';film' is a washed up superhero who has lost almost all connection to his own wife and son. It is very much a mirror reflecting Buddy's darkest fears back on him. The film is a metaphor for what he may become if things don't turn out right."

Lemire also said the movie is heavily modeled after character movies like Darren Aronovsky's The Wrestler or Wim Wender's Don't Come a Knockin', and that he tried to pace the comic like a film.

"Artist John Paul Leon and I employed mostly horizontal, widescreen panels in our layouts so the book reads like your watching a film or TV screen rather than looking at a page of panels," he said. "And I tried to pace the dialogue and scene cuts the way a film editor might."

For Lemire, Animal Man is the most realistic of all the superheroes. "He has a real life: A wife, kid, a mortgage to pay," explains Lemire. "He doesn't dress up and fight giant cosmic despots, he is fighting to keep his family together and pay the bills amidst all kinds of weird and horrible things. In other words he is a character that most readers can actually relate to.

Animal Man no.6, which will be on sale Wednesday.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

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Creators Weigh In on Before Watchmen

Alan Moore has opened up about DC Comics' announcement of Before Watchmen.

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The acclaimed scribe, who co-created the original Watchmen series with artist Dave Gibbons, described the prequels as "completely shameless".

He told The New York Times: "I tend to take this latest development as a kind of eager confirmation that they are still apparently dependent on ideas that I had 25 years ago."

DC confirmed Before Watchmen yesterday following months of speculation. Details of the seven inter-connected miniseries and their creative teams are as follows:

Rorschach (4 issues) - Writer: Brian Azzarello. Artist: Lee Bermejo
Minutemen (6 issues) - Writer/Artist: Darwyn Cooke
Comedian (6 issues) - Writer: Brian Azzarello. Artist: JG Jones
Dr. Manhattan (4 issues) - Writer: J Michael Straczynski. Artist: Adam Hughes
Nite Owl (4 issues) - Writer: J Michael Straczynski. Artists: Andy and Joe Kubert
Ozymandias (6 issues) - Writer: Len Wein. Artist: Jae Lee
Silk Spectre (4 issues) - Writer: Darwyn Cooke. Artist: Amanda Conner

Gibbons gave his blessing to the venture, claiming to "appreciate DC's reasons for [the] initiative".

J. Michael Straczynski, writer on Dr Manhattan and Nite Owl, spoke out in support of DC's decision to commission Before Watchmen in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

"Ever since Dan DiDio was handed the reins (along with Jim Lee) over at DC, he's been making bold, innovative moves that might have scared the hell out of anyone else," he said.

"At a time in the industry when big events tend to be 'OK, we had Team A fight Team B last year, so this year we're gonna have Team B fight Team C!' Dan has chosen to revitalise lines, reinvent worlds and come at Watchmen head-on.

"It was, I think, about two years ago that he first mentioned that he was considering the idea, and he's to be commended for fighting to make this happen."

Reaction from across the comic industry has otherwise been mixed. Artist Joe Bennett, a fan-favorite Hawkman illustrator, told Digital Spy that he would have turned down the opportunity to work on the project.

"If DC had invited me to do any of these books I would have refused," he said. "I really won't mess with a great sorcerer."

Before Watchmen will launch this summer.

Source: Digital Spy

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Alpha Girl Sells Out the Week Before its' Release

In ALPHA GIRL, Judith is the last woman left standing when a cosmetic company's new product turns the world's women -- and only women -- into man-eating zombies. Retailers pursued the first issue of the new Image Comics series with equal voracity, as ALPHA GIRL #1 sold out in the week leading up to its release.

"We sold out? Finally, I have something in common with Jay-Z!" exclaimed writer Jean-Paul Bonjour upon hearing the news. "In all seriousness though, I am so stoked for everyone to see Alpha Girl, and so appreciative of the retailer support."

"Wow! I've been in this business since 1998 and I've never been involved with a sell out," added artist Robert Love. "I work with the best people that had a solid vision that made this possible."

ALPHA GIRL will continue Judith's quest to rescue her little brother from the ravenous horde, keep her status as the last uninfected woman on earth, and quite possibly save the world as well with issue #2 (JAN120575), in stores on March 14.

The creators of ALPHA GIRL are celebrating the launch of their new series with a party and books signing at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles on February 2, featuring cocktail mistresses Alie and Georgia, Sean Patton, sketch group Diani and Devine, DJ Douggpound, Steve Agee, and Margaret Cho. Tickets are available at NerdMelt.

Source: Image

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Dark Horse Collects Battlepug

The epic tale of blood and drool begins here! Keeping the tradition of its creator-owned mentality, Dark Horse Comics is pleased to announce its newest venture with Mike Norton—Battlepug!

"I was really happy when people first reacted to the comic. It's hard to predict if the public needs another ';Giant Pug Epic Fantasy' story. I mean, we all know those are a dime a dozen, right? Luckily, the story of a barbarian's quest for revenge with the aid of our favorite four-legged freak seems to have legs," said Norton. "When I first made the Battlepug T-shirt, people kept asking when the comic was coming out. So, I put out the webcomic and now everybody wants to know when the book is coming out! I guess now people will want to know when the movie is happening?"

This volume collects the first year of Mike Norton's Battlepug—the perfect opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the fan-favorite webcomic by Mike Norton, Allen Passalaqua, and Crank!

Join Moll and her dogs Mingo and Colfax, as she recounts the legend of "The Warrior and the Battlepug"—a tale of a fearless barbarian, his trusty and freakishly large pug, and evil baby harp seals.

"I'm a huge fan of Dark Horse and couldn't be more excited to have Battlepug published by them. Hellboy, B.P.R.D., Buffy, Star Wars—they put out some of the best comics currently being made and it's humbling to even be on the same shelf with that kind of product! I'm super excited for people to read it and look forward to much more in the future!" stated Norton.

Mike Norton's Battlepug Volume 1 is on sale July 4, 2012!

Source: Dark Horse

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Matt Kindt will Take Over Frankenstein Agent of SHADE

Continuing DC's series of creative swap announcements, The Source blog announced today that Matt Kindt, best known for creator-owned stories such as Super Spy for Top Shelf and Revolver for Vertigo, will take the reigns of Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. beginning with June's issue #10.

Kindt, who will also be co-writing Frankenstein's adventures in Men of War #8, was described by current Frankenstein writer Jeff Lemire as a "secret contributor to the series since it launched in September."

"Taking over for Jeff is just the added bonus - knowing where he was going with the series from the beginning and talking about these great characters he's rebooted has been fantastic," Kindt told The Source. "And it's going to be fun to surprise him (and the readers) with where it ends up going."

The writer also discussed his path into mainstream comics, describing working in the work-for-hire field as a "great big treat."

"Getting to work on characters that have been around forever and have a kind of cultural history already. It's just plain fun," Kindt told The Source. "I feel like I'm collaborating with everyone that's ever touched these characters before, from Grant Morrison to Bob Haney and Arnold Drake."

As with today's previous announcements, Kindt hinted at what's to come in the book, including expanding Frankenstein's relationship with a mysteriously unnamed someone, touching upon the Mummy's origin, and visiting S.H.A.D.E. field offices across the world. The writer described life as a S.H.A.D.E. agent as "Steranko meets Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, with some of the best spy-gadgets ever invented."

The will be Kindt's first ongoing title, following his creator-owned work and his Robot Man serial in DC's My Greatest Adventure. Though Kindt is both a writer and an artist, he confirmed in an exclusive interview with Comic Book Resources that current Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. artist Alberto Ponticelli was staying on the title.

Source: MTV Geek

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Erik Larsen Doesn't Care about the DC "New 52"

Savage Dragon creator Erik Larsen has dismissed DC Comics' 'New 52' initiative.

The Image Comics co-founder told CBR that he is "not interested" in the publisher's new line, and predicted that DC will announce another relaunch within the next decade.

"I really don't have any interest in what they're doing. Who cares? In five years' time - in ten - it'll be wiped clean again," he said.

"I just can't get myself to get invested in the lives of characters whose existence can get rebooted at the whim of an editorial directive or a writer with an agenda."

Larsen's Savage Dragon series surpassed 175 issues last year. It is one of just two original Image titles still being published, the other being Spawn.

Savage Dragon #178 is released on February 1.

Source: Digital Spy

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Gaiman and McFarlane Legal Battles are Settled

Back in 1993, acclaimed comics writer Neil Gaiman came aboard a freshly launched comic book from Image Comics called Spawn to write an issue (#9), co-creating a few characters along with Spawn creator Todd McFarlane.

The alleged original deal stated that Gaiman would gain royalties for reprints and action figures featuring the use of the characters he co-created, but McFarlane later claimed that the original contract was work-for-hire and that Gaiman was entitled to nothing.

In 2002, the lawsuit over these claims began in a mess of suing and counter-suing, but now the Associated Press is reporting that the lawsuit has been settled. However, the terms of the deal have been kept confidential.

Work-for-hire is the sort of contract companies like Marvel and DC use, wherein if a writer or artist creates a character during his or her tenure on a company-owned book, that character remains the property of the publisher with no further obligations to the creator.

Source: IGN

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DC COMICS - THE NEW 52 COLLECTED EDITIONS - AN UPDATED LOOK AT 2012

From DC's blog THE SOURCE:

In 2011, DC COMICS-THE NEW 52 launched some of the most discussed comic books in recent memory - and in 2012, those talked about issues will be collected into some of the most anticipated books of the year. We shared the initial release plans for the collections back in November, but here's an updated look at what 2012 will bring.

Coming in May 2012:

JUSTICE LEAGUE VOLUME 1: ORIGIN HC
Writer: Geoff Johns
Artists: Jim Lee and Scott Williams
Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE #1-6
$24.99 US, 176 pg

ANIMAL MAN VOLUME 1: THE HUNT TP
Writer: Jeff Lemire
Artists: Travel Foreman, Jeff Huet and John Paul Leon
Collects: ANIMAL MAN #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

BATMAN VOLUME 1: THE COURT OF OWLS HC
Writer: Scott Snyder
Artists: Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion
Collects: BATMAN #1-7
$24.99 US, 176 pg

JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL VOLUME 1: THE SIGNAL MASTERS TP
Writer: Dan Jurgens
Artists: Aaron Lopresti, Matt Ryan and Marco Castiello
Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

GREEN LANTERN VOL. 1: SINESTRO HC
Writer: Geoff Johns
Artists: Doug Mahnke and Christian Alamy
Collects: GREEN LANTERN #1-6
$24.99 US, 160 pg

CATWOMAN VOLUME 1: THE GAME TP
Writer: Judd Winick
Artist: Guillem March
Collects: CATWOMAN #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

STORMWATCH VOLUME 1: THE DARK SIDE TP
Writer: Paul Cornell
Artists: Miguel Sepulveda and Al Barrionuevo
Collects: STORMWATCH #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

GREEN ARROW VOLUME 1: THE MIDAS TOUCH TP
Writers: J.T. Krul, Keith Giffen and Dan Jurgens
Artists: Dan Jurgens, George Perez, Ignacio Calero and Ray McCarthy
Collects: GREEN ARROW #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

WONDER WOMAN VOLUME 1: BLOOD HC
Writer: Brian Azzarello
Artists: Cliff Chiang and Tony Akins
Collects: WONDER WOMAN #1-6
$24.99 US, 160 pg

Coming in June 2012:

BATMAN, DETECTIVE COMICS VOLUME 1: FACES OF DEATH HC
Writer: Tony S. Daniel
Artists: Tony S. Daniel, Ryan Winn and Sandu Florea
Collects: DETECTIVE COMICS #1-7
$24.99 US, 176 pg

RED LANTERNS VOLUME 1: BLOOD AND RAGE TP
Writer: Peter Milligan
Artists: Ed Benes, Rob Hunter and Diego Bernard
Collects: RED LANTERNS #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

BATWOMAN VOL. 1: HYDROLOGY HC
Writers: J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman
Artist: J.H. Williams III and Amy Reeder
Collects: BATWOMAN #0-5
$22.99 US, 144 pg

MISTER TERRIFIC VOL. 1: MIND GAMES TP
Writer: Eric Wallace
Artists: Giancarlo Gugliotta, Wayne Faucher, Scott Clark, Dave Beaty and Oliver Nome
Collects: MISTER TERRIFIC #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

FRANKENSTEIN AGENT OF SHADE VOLUME 1: WAR OF THE MONSTERS TP
Writer: Jeff Lemire
Artist: Alberto Ponticelli
Collects: FRANKENSTEIN, AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E. #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

STATIC SHOCK VOL. 1: SUPERCHARGED TP
Writer: Scott McDaniel and John Rozum
Artists: Scott McDaniel and Andy Owens
Collects: STATIC SHOCK #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

LEGION OF SUPERHEROES VOLUME 1: HOSTILE WORLD TP
Writer: Paul Levitz
Artists: Francis Portela, Walter Simonson and Dan Green
Collects: LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

Coming in July 2012:

BATMAN AND ROBIN VOLUME 1: BORN TO KILL HC
Writer: Peter J. Tomasi
Artists: Patrick Gleason and Mick Gray
Collects: BATMAN AND ROBIN #1-8
$22.99 US, 192 pg

SUICIDE SQUAD VOLUME 1: KICKED IN THE TEETH TP
Writer: Adam Glass
Artists: Federico Dallocchio, Tom Raney and Clayton Henry
Collects: SUICIDE SQUAD #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

BATGIRL VOLUME 1: THE DARKEST REFLECTION HC
Writer: Gail Simone
Artists: Ardian Syaf and Vicente Sifuentes
Collects: BATGIRL #1-6
$22.99 US, 144 pg

DEMON KNIGHTS VOLUME 1: SEVEN AGAINST THE DARK TP
Writer: Paul Cornell
Artists: Diogenes Neves, Oclair Albert and Mike Choi
Collects: DEMON KNIGHTS #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

BATWING VOLUME 1: THE LOST KINGDOM TP
Writer: Judd Winick
Artists: Ben Oliver and ChrisCross
Collects: BATWING #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

MEN OF WAR VOL. 1: UNEASY COMPANY TP
Writers: Ivan Brandon, Jonathan Vankin, B. Clay Moore, Matt Kindt and John Arcudi
Artists: Tom Derenick, Phil Winslade, Paul McCaffrey, Patrick Scherbeger, Dan Green and Richard Corben
Collects: MEN OF WAR #1-8
$19.99 US, 256 pg

GRIFTER VOLUME 1: MOST WANTED TP
Writer: Nathan Edmondson
Artists: Cafu, Jason Gorder, Scott Clark and Dave Beaty
Collects: GRIFTER #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

Coming in August 2012:

SUPERMAN: ACTION COMICS VOLUME 1: SUPERMAN AND THE MEN OF STEEL HC
Writers: Grant Morrison, Sholly Fisch
Artists: Rags Morales, Rick Bryant, Brent Anderson, Gene Ha, Andy Kubert and Jesse Delperdang
Collects: ACTION COMICS #1-8
$24.99 US, 200 pg

SUPERBOY VOLUME 1: INCUBATION TP
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Artists: R.B. Silva and Rob Lean
Collects: SUPERBOY #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

DEATHSTROKE VOLUME 1: LEGACY TP
Writer: Kyle Higgins
Artists: Joe Bennett and Art Thibert
Collects: DEATHSTROKE #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

O.M.A.C. VOL. 1: OMACTIVATE! TP
Writers: Dan DiDio and Keith Giffen
Artists: Keith Giffen and Scott Koblish
Collects: O.M.A.C. #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

HAWK AND DOVE VOL. 1: FIRST STRIKES TP
Writers: Sterling Gates and Rob Liefeld
Artist: Rob Liefeld
Collects: HAWK AND DOVE #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

SWAMP THING VOLUME 1: RAISE THEM BONES TP
Writer: Scott Snyder
Artists: Yanick Paquette, Victor Ibanez and Marco Rudy
Collects: SWAMP THING #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

RESURRECTION MAN VOLUME 1: DEAD AGAIN TP
Writers: Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning
Artists: Fernando Dagnino and Fernando Blanco
Collects: RESURRECTION MAN #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

Coming in September 2012:

AQUAMAN VOLUME 1: THE TRENCH HC
Writer: Geoff Johns
Artists: Ivan Reis and Joe Prado
Collects: AQUAMAN #1-6
$22.99 US, 144 pg

TEEN TITANS VOLUME 1: IT'S OUR RIGHT TO FIGHT TP
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Artists: Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund
Collects: TEEN TITANS #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

BIRDS OF PREY VOLUME 1: TROUBLE IN MIND TP
Writer: Duane Swierczynski
Artists: Jesus Saiz and Javier Pina
Collects: BIRDS OF PREY #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

THE FURY OF FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MEN VOLUME 1: GOD PARTICLE TP
Writers: Gail Simone and Ethan Van Sciver
Artist: Yildiray Cinar and Norm Rapmund
Collects: THE FURY OF FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MEN #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

GREEN LANTERN CORPS VOLUME 1: FEARSOME HC
Writer: Peter J. Tomasi
Artists: Fernando Pasarin, Scott Hanna and Geraldo Borges
Collects: GREEN LANTERN CORPS #1-7
$22.99 US, 160 pg

LEGION LOST VOLUME 1: RUN FROM TOMORROW TP
Writer: Fabian Nicieza
Artist: Pete Woods
Collects: LEGION LOST #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

VOODOO VOLUME 1: WHAT LIES BENEATH TP
Writers: Ron Marz and Josh Williamson
Artists: Sami Basri and Hendry Prasetya
Collects: VOODOO #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

Coming in October 2012:

BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT VOL. 1: KNIGHT TERRORS HC
Writer: Paul Jenkins and David Finch
Artists: David Finch and Richard Friend
Collects: BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #1-9
$24.99 US, 208 pg

I, VAMPIRE VOLUME 1: TAINTED LOVE TP
Writer: Joshua Hale Fialkov
Artist: Andrea Sorrentino
Collects: I, VAMPIRE #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK VOL. 1: IN THE DARK TP
Writer: Peter Milligan
Artist: Mikel Janin
Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

NIGHTWING VOLUME 1: TRAPS AND TRAPEZES TP
Writer: Kyle Higgins
Artists: Eddy Barrows, J.P. Mayer, Paulo Siqueria and Trevor McCarthy
Collects: NIGHTWING #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS VOLUME 1: THE RING BEARER HC
Writer: Tony Bedard
Artists: Tyler Kirkham, Harvey Talibao and Batt
Collects: GREEN LANTERN: NEW GUARDIANS #1-7
$22.99 US, 160 pg

SUPERGIRL VOL. 1: THE LAST DAUGHTER OF KRYPTON TP
Writer: Michael Green and Mike Johnson
Artist: Mahmud Asrar
Collects: SUPERGIRL #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

THE SAVAGE HAWKMAN VOLUME 1: DARKNESS RISING TP
Writer: Tony S. Daniel and James Bonny
Artist: Philip Tan
Collects: THE SAVAGE HAWKMAN #1-8
$14.99 US, 192 pg

ALL-STAR WESTERN VOLUME 1: GUNS AND GOTHAM TP
Writers: Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti
Artists: Moritat, Jordi Bernet and Phil Winslade
Collects: ALL-STAR WESTERN #1-6
$16.99 US, 192 pg

Coming in November 2012:

THE FLASH VOLUME 1: MOVE FORWARD HC
Writers: Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato
Artist: Francis Manapul
Collects: THE FLASH #1-8
$22.99 US, 192 pg

RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS VOLUME 1: REDemption TP
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Artist: Kenneth Rocafort
Collects: RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

SUPERMAN VOLUME 1: WHAT PRICE TOMORROW? HC
Writer: George Perez
Artists: George Perez, Jesus Merino, Nicola Scott and Trevor Scott
Collects: SUPERMAN #1-6
$22.99 US, 144 pg

BLUE BEETLE VOLUME 1: METAMORPHOSIS TP
Writer: Tony Bedard
Artists: Ig Guara and J.P. Mayer
Collects: BLUE BEETLE #1-6
$14.99 US, 144 pg

BLACKHAWKS VOLUME 1: THE GREAT LEAP FORWARD TP
Writer: Mike Costa
Artists: Ken Lashley, Graham Nolan, Norm Rapmund, Cafu and Bit
Collects: BLACKHAWKS #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

CAPTAIN ATOM VOLUME 1: EVOLUTION TP
Writer: J.T. Krul
Artist: Freddie Williams II
Collects: CAPTAIN ATOM #1-7
$14.99 US, 160 pg

DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS VOLUME 1 featuring DEADMAN & CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN TP
Writers: Paul Jenkins, Dan DiDio and Jerry Ordway
Artists: Bernard Chang and Jerry Ordway
Collects: DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #1-8
$16.99 US, 192 pg

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