Coming Soon: DC Julio

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52: WEEKS 9-12
Written by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison,Greg Rucka and Mark Waid
Breakdowns by Keith Giffen
Art by various
Backup features by Dan Jurgens & Norm Rapmund and Mark Waid and Adam Hughes
Covers by J.G. Jones
The story of the year continues in four more action-packed chapters of comics’ only weekly superhero adventure! This month, get ready for the debut of three new characters that will create a powerful impact in the DCU...and change the face of 52 completely.
In WEEK 9, with art by Shawn Moll & Tom Nguyen, learn who dies before Devilance. Plus, witness the debut of the new JLA!
WEEK 10, illustrated by Chris Batista (LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES) & Jimmy Palmiotti, features the debut of Supernova, the new guardian of Metropolis!
WEEK 11, featuring art by Joe Bennett & Jack Jadson and Todd Nauck & Marlo Alquiza, sheds light on the mysterious woman protecting Gotham City…wearing a very familiar uniform!
Black Adam finds love in the arms of mythology in WEEK 12, with art by Eddy Barrows & Rob Stull. Isis is here! Plus the debut of the new SECRET ORIGINS backup featuring the origin of Wonder Woman by Mark Waid and Adam Hughes!
52: A year without Superman; a year without Batman; a year without Wonder Woman …but not a year without heroes.
Week 9 on sale July 6 • Week 10 on sale July 12 • Week 11 on sale July 19 • Week 12 on sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US

[mike teavee]

¿Quien es la cosa que parece Galactus con la lanza?

[mike teavee]

¿Y los 3 que estan en la portada son Animal Man, Adam Strange y Starfire?

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Por fin tenemos una imagen de Supernova, sabiendo que Conner estará muerto al menos durante ese año, me parece que Captain Atom podría ser un candidato a tener esa identidad. Aunque llama la atención que el periodico que aparece volando sea el Daily Star, probablemente algún indicio de que Supernova es alguien proveniente de Earth-2?

Por otro lado ya sabemos que paso al menos con 3 de los coequiperos de Donna que se habían perdido cuando se colapsaron las manos cósmicas de Alex. Starfire, Animal Man y Adam Strange se encuentran en un planeta alienígena y al parecer se enfrentarán a alguien llamado Devilance.

EDIT: Mike: el tipo de la lanza al parecer es Devilance, no te lo podría asegurar y esos tres sí son los que mencionas.

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Por fin tenemos una imagen de Supernova, sabiendo que Conner estará muerto al menos durante ese año, me parece que Captain Atom podría ser un candidato a tener esa identidad. No se ocn todo lo que le ha pasado en su miniserie, lo menos que intentaria hacer es crearse una nueva identidad.Aunque llama la atención que el periodico que aparece volando sea el Daily Star, probablemente algún indicio de que Supernova es alguien proveniente de Earth-2?¿Supernova = Kal L?Por otro lado ya sabemos que paso al menos con 3 de los coequiperos de Donna que se habían perdido cuando se colapsaron las manos cósmicas de Alex. Starfire, Animal Man y Adam Strange se encuentran en un planeta alienígena y al parecer se enfrentarán a alguien llamado Devilance.Bueno de perdida no los mataron, pero valla que va a ser un año movidito :D.

Por cierto, se que Isis salio de una serie de TV de Filmation que era el "Back up" de La serie de TV Shazam y que fue tal su popularidad que DC (en los tiempos de Tierra S) la incorporo a sus comic, pero no supe nada de ella post crisis ¿habia salido antes o esta sera su primera aparicion en mas de 20 años?.

[Hush]

In WEEK 9, with art by Shawn Moll & Tom Nguyen, learn who dies before Devilance. Plus, witness the debut of the new JLA!

Porque tengo el presentimiento de que alguien del equipo de Donna va a morir?

En cuanto a supernova, parece ser Breach solo que cambiando las partes rojas por partes azules.

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¿Supernova = Kal L?

Me parecería una excelente idea, al menos que Kal-L sobreviviera la Crisis y adoptara otra identidad en la nueva Tierra aunque no se tratase de Supernova. Sin embargo me parece algo muuuy improbable, si se han dedicado a matar héroes para eliminar lo de codenames repetidos, con mucha más razón deberían de deshacerse de alguien que basicamente es Kal-El. Y luego está el problema del traje, se me hace que el diseño de Supernova no iría del todo con Kal-L.

Por cierto, se que Isis salio de una serie de TV de Filmation que era el "Back up" de La serie de TV Shazam y que fue tal su popularidad que DC (en los tiempos de Tierra S) la incorporo a sus comic, pero no supe nada de ella post crisis ¿habia salido antes o esta sera su primera aparicion en mas de 20 años?.

De Wikipedia
"In January 2002, DC Comics re-introduced the goddess Isis Post-Crisis as one of the chief gods worshipped by the Bana-Mighdallian Amazons in the Wonder Woman comic. Although the Bana tribe was introduced in the late 1980s, their gods were not shown until 2002. Her introduction depicted her in a standard white sleeveless gown and Egyptian head-dress containing her trademark symbol. Later the various Amazon gods were depicted as selecting more modern appearances for themselves. After this Isis was then shown as wearing a black business suit with skirt, long straight black hair and a neck choker containing an ankh."

[Mikeman]

EDIT: Mike: el tipo de la lanza al parecer es Devilance, no te lo podría asegurar y esos tres sí son los que mencionas.

Si es Devilance, era un enemigo de Forever People y se ve como Galactus por que aparentemente Kirby consideraba que un gorro de chef metálico era muy amenazante.

[Psicotrópico]

Si es Devilance, era un enemigo de Forever People y se ve como Galactus por que aparentemente Kirby consideraba que un gorro de chef metálico era muy amenazante.

Pero siendo Kirby hay que disfrutarlo.

Y el gorro del chef es más amenazante si el chef no lo trae puesto. (alguien dijo el pelo en la sopa)

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Algunos adelantos: Detective Comics #821, Catwoman #57, Nightwing #122, Robin #152, Superman #654

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Otras: Superman/Batman #28, Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #44, All New Atom #1, Green Lantern #14 y Birds of Prey #96

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Shadowpact #3, Teen Titans #38, JSA #87, OMAC #1, JLA #0

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BATMAN #655 :tup:
Written by Grant Morrison
Art and cover by Andy Kubert
Variant cover by Adam Kubert
Comic legends Grant Morrison (ALL STAR SUPERMAN, SEVEN SOLDIERS) and Andy Kubert (Ultimate X-Men, 1602) come together for Part 1 of "Batman and Son." After a harrowing battle with the Joker high atop Police Headquarters, Batman decides to let Bruce Wayne step into the light. But just who is watching billionaire Bruce Wayne? And what does their plan have to do with Man-Bat? Retailers please note: This issue will feature two covers by Andy Kubert and Adam Kubert (in approximately a 10:1 ratio).
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

DETECTIVE COMICS #821 :tup:
Written by Paul Dini
Art by J.H. Williams III
Cover by Simone Bianchi
Gotham's wealthiest citizens find themselves victimized by the mysterious new villain Facade as a story arc by new DETECTIVE COMICS creative team of writer Paul Dini (Batman: The Animated Series, BATMAN: WAR ON CRIME), artist J.H. Williams III (PROMETHEA, SEVEN SOLDIERS) and cover artist Simone Bianchi (SEVEN SOLDIERS: SHINING KNIGHT) begins! Operating with a gang trained to pass as members of the cities' elite, the masked mastermind's crimes baffle the police and leave members of Gotham society fearing for their lives. It's up to Batman to use a "facade" of his own, that of socialite Bruce Wayne, in order to bait the villain's underlings and discover the true identity of their elusive leader.
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

ALL STAR BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE BOY WONDER #5
Written by Frank Miller
Art and cover by Jim Lee & Scott Williams
Variant cover by Miller
The pulse-pounding adventure continues with the All Star creative team of Frank Miller, Jim Lee and Scott Williams! To show the world that super-heroes police their own, Superman has assembled "The Justice League of America." Can the Earth's most powerful heroes rescue the kidnapped Dick Grayson and save Gotham from the clutches of a Dark Knight that has obviously gone mad? Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers by Jim Lee & Scott Williams (approximately 50%) and Frank Miller (approximately 50%). This issue is resolicited; all previous orders are cancelled.
Resolicited; on sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

CATWOMAN #57
Written by Will Pfeifer
Art by David Lopez & Alvaro Lopez
Cover by Adam Hughes
Don't miss the frightful conclusion to "The Replacements!" Catwoman battles for the lives of Selina and baby Helena, Angle Man has murder on his mind, and Detective Lenahan finds the proof he needs to bring Catwoman down once and for all!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

ROBIN #152
Written by Adam Beechen
Art by Freddie E. Williams II
Cover by Patrick Gleason & Prentis Rollins
Old tensions return to the surface when Robin confronts
the son of his father's killer: the new Captain Boomerang!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

NIGHTWING #122
Written by Bruce Jones
Art by Paco Diaz & Bit
Cover by Jock
When the dust settles, there will be only one Nightwing - but the price of victory may be too much to bear. Don't miss the ending of this roller-coaster ride, and the beginning of a brand new chapter in the lives of Nightwing and Dick Grayson!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BATMAN: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT #208
Written by Bruce Jones
Art and cover by Ariel Olivetti
Part 2 of the 5-part "Darker Than Death," by Bruce Jones
(MAN-BAT) and Ariel Olivetti (SPACE GHOST)! Batman has let a case become too personal, and that could have devastating consequences for the woman whose life he's trying to save!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BATMAN: JOURNEY INTO KNIGHT #12
Written by Andrew Helfer
Art by Tan Eng Huat
Cover by Pat Lee
The story of Bruce Wayne's early, formative year as the Caped Crusader comes to an action-filled close as Batman faces off against the Joker!
On sale July 26 • 12 of 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BATMAN: SECRETS #5
Written by Sam Kieth
Art and cover by Kieth
The final devastating battle between Batman and the Joker erupts in this epic miniseries conclusion! Secrets from the past are revealed and others remain hidden - all in front of the unblinking fisheye lens of the media!
On sale July 6 • 5 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

MAN-BAT #4
Written by Bruce Jones
Art and cover by Mike Huddleston
It's a no-holds barred battle between Man-Bat and Batman! Kirk Langstrom is wanted for murder and Batman must learn the truth, even if it means taking down Man-Bat once and for all! And while the tortured, hybrid creature defends itself, forces are at work within Gotham's underworld making sure that doesn't happen!
On sale July 19 • 4 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

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ALL STAR SUPERMAN #5
Written by Grant Morrison
Art and cover by Frank Quitely
The Man of Steel is trapped behind the iron bars of a maximum-security penitentiary with Lex Luthor! Has Superman's archenemy finally succeeded in maneuvering his opponent to the wrong place at the wrong time? Find out in this thrilling installment of Grant Morrison's and Frank Quitely's All Star mega-hit!
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SUPERMAN #654
Written by Kurt Busiek
Art and cover by Carlos Pacheco & Jesus Merino
A new era of Superman begins as the superstar art team of Carlos Pacheco and Jesus Merino (SUPERMAN/BATMAN, GREEN LANTERN) joins writer Kurt Busiek! As Superman battles to rout Intergang out of Metropolis, he also faces trouble with Lois, looming problems involving Lana Lang, and a dangerous new discovery in Kazakhstan!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

ACTION COMICS #841
Written by Kurt Busiek & Fabian Nicieza
Art by Pete Woods Cover by Dave Gibbons
An event trilogy guest-starring half the DCU kicks off in an issue featuring a stunning cover by Dave Gibbons (WATCHMEN)! Superman is back - but is it really him? As Earth faces a powerful new menace, Superman contends with heroes wary that he might not be who he says he is. Guest-starring the Teen Titans, Nightwing and Firestorm!
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SUPERGIRL #8 :que: :que: :que: :que: :que:
Written by Joe Kelly
Art by Ron Adrian & Norm Rapmund
Cover by Joe Benitez and Victor Llamas
The Kandor saga continues in this story written by Joe Kelly (ACTION COMICS) and art by Ron Adrian (BIRDS OF PREY) & Norm Rapmund. This issue begins with the marriage of Supergirl and ends with a battle to the death against Power Girl! Retailers please note: This issue is resolicited. All previous orders are cancelled.
Resolicited; on sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
No solo este número sale casi dos meses tarde, sino que ahora ya Rucka ni siquiera se encuentra a cargo, dejando el lugar al mediocre Kelly, y el arte ya ni siquiera será hecho por Ed Benes sino por su fill-in en BofP: Ron Adrian. Este título es un verdadero desastre se vea por donde se le vea :tdown:

SUPERMAN/BATMAN #28
Written by Mark Verheiden
Art and cover by Ethan Van Sciver
The Martian Manhunter attacks Batman! Parasite and Titano return! And Superman's allegiance will be tested as writer Mark Verheiden (SUPERMAN) and Ethan Van Sciver (GREEN LANTERN: REBIRTH) begin an epic 5-part arc involving many of the DCU's alien heroes, including members of the Green Lantern Corps!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

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THE ALL-NEW ATOM #1
Written by Gail Simone
Art by John Byrne & Trevor Scott
Cover by Ariel Olivetti
The startling adventures of the new Atom begin in this series based on concepts developed by comics superstar Grant Morrison, written by Gail Simone (VILLAINS UNITED) with art by John Byrne (ACTION COMICS) & Trevor Scott (THE AUTHORITY) and gorgeous covers by Ariel Olivetti (SPACE GHOST)!
Strange things have been happening in Ivy Town since Ray Palmer disappeared. In fact, it appears that the the whole town's been experimented on for decades. Enter Ryan Choi - the young hotshot professor who's filling the empty slot on Ivy University's teaching staff... and who inadvertently ends up filling the old Atom's super-heroic shoes!
Can Choi make a difference in a town more creepy and mysterious than anyone ever realized? And can he live up to the towering legend of his predecessor?
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Mike Carlin

CRISIS AFTERMATH: THE SPECTRE #3
Written by Will Pfeifer
Art and cover by Cliff Chiang
The final chapter in Crispus Allen's journey from lost soul to becoming the Spectre happens right here! With eternal rest denied him and evil amok on Earth, Allen must embrace his ultimate destiny - but at a price greater than any human can bear!
On sale July 26 • 3 of 3 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

CRISIS AFTERMATH: BATTLE FOR BLUDHAVEN #6
Written by Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray
Art by Dan Jurgens & Palmiotti
Cover by Daniel Acuña
The shocking miniseries conclusion! Father Time and his SHADE agents close in on the Atomic Knights and their top secret cargo: Captain Atom! What secret does Captain Atom hold, and how is he tied to the final fate of Blüdhaven? Find out in this action-packed conclusion that will lead directly into Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #1!
On sale July 12 • 6 of 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

AQUAMAN: SWORD OF ATLANTIS #44
Written by Kurt Busiek
Art and cover by Butch Guice
Aquaman leads Mera's people in an all-out assault on the barbarian raiders! It's a battle that brings them face-to-face with a more dangerous threat - an enemy from the past who leaves the new Aquaman gutted and near death! Plus, Mera makes a startling discovery about the mysterious Dweller in the Depths!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BIRDS OF PREY #96
Written by Gail Simone
Art by Paulo Siqueira & Robin Riggs
Cover by Jerry Ordway
Part 1 of the new story arc "Headhunting!" Black Alice returns and finds herself in a struggle between good and evil. The Birds of Prey want to make sure she uses her powers over magic for good, but mysterious enemies want to make sure she doesn't!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BLOOD OF THE DEMON #17
Written by John Byrne & Will Pfeifer
Art by Byrne & Dan Green
Cover by Byrne
What will be the fate of Etrigan? The long skein is unwound in this final issue extravaganza!
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • Final Issue

THE BLUE BEETLE #5
Written by Keith Giffen & John Rogers
Art and cover by Duncan Rouleau
Does the Scarab's new owner have a little of that old black magic? The Phantom Stranger wants to know!
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

CHECKMATE #4
Written by Greg Rucka
Art by Jesus Saiz
Cover by Lee Bermejo
A Kobra traitor is revealed and an international metahuman battle joined as "The Game of Kings" concludes!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

THE FLASH: FASTEST MAN ALIVE #2
Written by Danny Bilson & Paul DeMeo
Art and cover by Ken Lashley
The Flash's closest friends and allies aren't on his side anymore. One feels lied to ...another is hiding a dangerous family secret ...and another is about to steal his thunder by making a play to be Keystone's hero!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

FIRESTORM: THE NUCLEAR MAN #27
Written by Stuart Moore
Art by Jamal Igle & Keith Champagne
Cover by Brian Stelfreeze
While Firehawk battles the psychotic Pupil and his army of cyborg Dollies, Jason Rusch searches frantically to learn the fate of Professor Stein - Jason's partner as Firestorm! Plus, more on the mysterious girl called Gehenna!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

GREEN ARROW #64
Written by Judd Winick
Art and cover by Scott McDaniel & Andy Owens
Zombies attack! Green Arrow and Brick uncover what's been causing the citizens of Star City to turn into rabid creatures...but is it too late to save them? Meanwhile, a forgotten friend pays Mayor Queen a visit.
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

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GREEN LANTERN #14
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert
Cover by Ethan Van Sciver
Part 1 of the shocking new story arc "Wanted: Hal Jordan!" On the run from a legion of intergalactic bounty hunters and the new Global Guardians, Green Lantern is on the path to discovering who put a price on his head and the shocking reason why. Meanwhile, John Stewart's undercover role is compromised, and Alan Scott makes a decision on what to do about the renegade Green Lantern: Hal Jordan.
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

GREEN LANTERN CORPS #2
Written by Dave Gibbons
Art and cover by Patrick Gleason & Prentis Rollins
As one Lantern falls, Guy Gardner and his partner seek to unravel the mystery behind his sudden death. Meanwhile, across the galaxy, another Lantern struggles with demons of his own.
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

HAWKGIRL #54
Written by Walter Simonson
Art and cover by Howard Chaykin
Beaten and bruised from her fight with Khimaera, Hawkgirl is caught by surprise when a friend from her past makes an unexpected appearance. Could it be the return of Hawkman?
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

ION #4
Written by Ron Marz
Art by Greg Tocchini & Jay Leisten
Cover by Kalman Andraszofsky
An astonishing issue guest-starring Green Lantern! His power seemingly out of control, Kyle Rayner has retreated from the universe. But when Hal Jordan arrives with questions, the result is a battle royal that will reveal just how powerful Kyle has truly become!
On sale July 19 • 4 of 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

JONAH HEX #9
Written by Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray
Art and cover by Tony DeZuniga
Classic Jonah Hex artist Tony DeZuniga returns to the character he helped define! Haunted by the accidental death of a young girl, Jonah Hex returns each year to place flowers on her grave. And each year a killer tries to avenge the young girl's death - by murdering Jonah Hex!
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

JLA CLASSIFIED #25
Written by Steve Englehart
Art by Tom Derenick & Mark Farmer
Cover by Mike Zeck & Jerry Ordway
The conclusion of the lost adventure of the Detroit League! The fate of the JLA hangs in the balance as Gypsy gets a glimpse of what the future holds for her newfound partners while saving Aquaman from certain death! Events in this story lead directly into JSA CLASSIFIED #14!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #0
Written by Brad Meltzer
Art by Ed Benes, George Perez,
Jim Lee, J.H. Williams, Gene Ha, Dick Giordano, Eric Wright, Tony Harris, Kevin Maguire, Dan Jurgens, Howard Porter, Luke McDonnell, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver and Phil Jimenez
Cover by Michael Turner
Variant cover by J. Scott Campbell
The most anticipated book of the year is finally here! Best-selling author Brad Meltzer broke the JLA down in the top-selling, critically acclaimed Identity Crisis - and now he puts all the pieces back together again!
Superman. Batman. Wonder Woman. The core heroes of the DCU are back - but after Infinite Crisis, where do they stand with each other? Here's the definitive answer, brought to you with the brilliant art of Ed Benes, George Perez, Jim Lee, J.H. Williams, Gene Ha, Dick Giordano, Eric Wright, Tony Harris, Kevin Maguire, Dan Jurgens, Howard Porter, Luke McDonnell, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver, Phil Jimenez and others.
Join us for this historic and unforgettable new beginning of the Justice League of America as we look at the past, present and future of the World's Greatest Super Heroes!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Eddie Berganza

JSA #87
Written by Paul Levitz
Art by Rags Morales, Jerry Ordway and Luke Ross
Cover by George Pérez
Everything comes together in this shocking final issue that paves the way for the next chapter in the adventures of the world's first superteam! The JSA's violent final battle against the Gentleman Ghost pits them against a vicious army of evil dead that may spell the end for the team - and their home - as we know it!
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • Final Issue

JSA CLASSIFIED #14
Written by Steve Englehart
Art by Tom Derenick & Mark Farmer
Cover by Mike Zeck & Jerry Ordway
Continuing the events of JLA CLASSIFIED #25, we catch up with Amos Fortune as he teams up with the Gambler! Their first game: kidnapping Wildcat. It's up to Star Girl to rescue him, with some help from Gypsy and Vixen!
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

THE NEXT #1
Written by Tad Williams
Art and cover by Dietrich Smith & Walden Wong
Acclaimed fantasy novelist Tad Williams (Tailchaser's Song, Shadowmarch) takes the DCU to the next level in a miniseries featuring art by Dietrich Smith (AQUAMAN, OUTSIDERS) & Walden Wong (DAY OF VENGEANCE)! Meet "The Next," a group of super-powered individuals who bring chaos - and a new super-villain - with them when they cross over from another dimension!
On sale July 12 • 1 of 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Joey Cavalieri

OMAC #1
Written by Bruce Jones
Art and cover by Renato Guedes
From the pages of THE OMAC PROJECT and INFINITE CRISIS comes OMAC, the One Man Army Corps - a new series written by Bruce Jones (MAN-BAT, WARLORD) with art by Renato Guedes (ACTION COMICS)! When last we saw them in the INFINITE CRISIS: THE OMAC PROJECT SPECIAL, the army of OMACS was defeated, and Brother Eye was destroyed.
Now, a new OMAC arises, but who is it? More important, who's controlling this unstoppable killing machine?
On sale July 6 • 1 of 8 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Matt Idelson

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MANHUNTER #24
Written by Marc Andreyko
Art by Javier Pina & Fernando Blanco
Cover by Jesus Saiz
Manhunter and Dr. Psycho throw down! Will the VILLAINS UNITED mastermind break her - or make her trophy wall?
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SECRET SIX #3
Written by Gail Simone
Art by Brad Walker & Jimmy Palmiotti
Cover by Karl Kerschl
The Six learn who has been hiring assassins to take them out, while tensions flare among the group!
On sale July 26 • 3 of 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

OUTSIDERS #38
Written by Judd Winick
Art by Pop Mhan & Art Thibert
Cover by Daniel Acuña
Featuring guest art by Pop Mhan (BATGIRL)! The team hits hard against Mallah and the Brain - only to find themselves outnumbered!
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SUPERGIRL AND THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #20
Written by Mark Waid & Tony Bedard
Art by Barry Kitson, Adam DeKraker & Mick Gray
Cover by Kitson
Brainiac wants to bring Dream Girl back from the dead... and only the memories of a deadly enemy can help!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SHADOWPACT #3
Written by Bill Willingham
Art by Willingham & Wayne Faucher
Cover by Willingham
The showdown between the Shadowpact and the Pentacle! This is a must-read issue for DAY OF VENGEANCE fans!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

THE WARLORD #6
Written by Bruce Jones
Art and cover by Bart Sears
Aleya and Terry hope to be reunited with Travis Morgan somewhere in Skartaris...but instead they encounter the worst possible individual they could ever meet!
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

TEEN TITANS #38
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Daniels
The new story arc "Titans Around the World" begins as the Teen Titans journey into the heart of Russia to meet its greatest super-hero: Red Star! On a quest to locate a former member, the Titans head to Moscow to learn how Red Star has rebuilt his life following Superboy-Prime's rampage and where they can find their lost friend and ally Raven!
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

WONDER WOMAN #2
Written by Allan Heinberg
Art and cover by Terry Dodson & Rachel Dodson
The shocks continue as Wonder Girl confronts the all-new Wonder Woman, challenging the position she's assumed in the DCU. But their battle of wills is cut short when the titanic Giganta arrives on the scene, taking New York City hostage and forcing Wonder Woman to make a decision that could end her new career before it's even begun.
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

UNCLE SAM AND THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS #1
Written by Justin Gray
& Jimmy Palmiotti
Art and cover by Daniel Acuña
This ain't your father's Freedom Fighters! Meet the all-new Phantom Lady, Doll Man, Human Bomb and the Ray - members of the government task force known as SHADE - in a new 8-issue miniseries based on concepts by Grant Morrison, written by the acclaimed team of Jimmy Palmiotti & Justin Gray (Jonah Hex, Crisis Aftermath: Battle For Blüdhaven) and featuring the art of rising superstar Daniel Acuña (JLA and Outsiders covers)!
These Freedom Fighters are the country's first line of defense against super-powered threats and terrorists. But when the government has become corrupt, how far will they have to go to protect the country? And what of Uncle Sam? Has the embodiment of the spirit of America really been forced underground?
On sale July 19 • 1 of 8 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Tom Palmer Jr.

[ParyBoyMx]

¿ en la portada de Spectre #3, es Corrigan el que de espaldas con la pistola??? ¿esta serie es One Year Later???

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WILDSTORM

BATTLER BRITTON #1
Written by Garth Ennis
Art by Colin Wilson
Cover by Garry Leach
WildStorm celebrates Battler Britton's 50th anniversary with this rollicking 5-issue miniseries from the hallowed halls of IPC, the legendary home of England's greatest comics creations!
As the Nazis rain terror throughout Europe, Allied forces are on the run in North Africa. It's October 1942 and Rommel's Panzers are unrelenting in their pursuit. Wing Commander Robert "Battler" Britton of the RAF and his squadron have been dispatched to an American airstrip to spearhead a joint action against Hitler's war machine. Now they must survive taunts, threats, and assaults...and that's just from the Yanks!
On sale July 6 • 1 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US Edited by Scott Dunbier

THE AMERICAN WAY #6
Written by John Ridley
Art and cover by Georges Jeanty & Karl Story
Racial tensions down South ignite following the brutal death of a white villain at the hands of the New American! The Southern members of the fractured C.D.C. want to apprehend the rogue hero to have him stand trial for murder - but will that action spark a civil war among America's heroes?
On sale July 26 • 6 of 8 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

EX MACHINA #22
Written by Brian K. Vaughan
Art by Tony Harris & Tom Feister
Cover by Tony Harris
Part 2 of the controversial 4-part story "Smoke Smoke." What connection does a small-time pot dealer's death have to do with an innocent woman's gruesome suicide and a masked thief's string of New York City burglaries? Super-hero-turned-mayor Mitchell Hundred will risk everything to find out!
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

CLAW THE UNCONQUERED #2
Written by Chuck Dixon
Art by Andy Smith
Covers by Smith and Ethan Van Sciver
The exciting new series by Chuck Dixon (TEAM ZERO) and artist Andy Smith continues! Claw has made a deal with an evil sorceress who might just hold the secret to his monstrous limb...but at what cost for this information? And what sinister secret do the three companions she's dispatched to help Claw all have in common? Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers by Andy Smith and Ethan Van Sciver (approximately 50/50 split).
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

A MAN CALLED KEV #1
Written by Garth Ennis
Art by Carlos Ezquerra
Cover by Glenn Fabry
From fan-favorite writer Garth Ennis (Preacher) and international superstar artist Carlos Ezquerra (co-creator of Judge Dredd) comes a new miniseries for Kev Hawkins!
The world is a lonely place when you're a man without a home - just ask Kev Hawkins. After murdering his boss in a nasty government scheme, he's been banished from the United Kingdom under pain of death. What does the world hold for a man with little life experience or job training beyond wetworks and assassination? Then again, with the past about to catch up with Kev in the most violent and terrifying way possible, what the world holds for him may soon be beside the point.
On sale July 12 • 1 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

MANIFEST ETERNITY #2
Written by Scott Lobdell
Art and cover by Dustin Nguyen
The new science fiction/fantasy series from acclaimed writer Scott Lobdell (Uncanny X-Men) and fan-favorite artist Dustin Nguyen (BATMAN) continues! The first shots of a new war have been fired, and the casualties are in the thousands. Jumping back several decades, what secret does Ambassador Tarkington hold that could have saved the crew of the Dreadnought? Could he have a hand in the assault by the fantasy empire?
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

SKYE RUNNER #4
Written by Allen Warner
Art by Alé Garza & Richard Friend
Variant cover by Jim Lee & Friend
Covers by Alé Garza & Richard Friend and Arthur Adams
Skye and Braylon are attacked by Glyph, a mercenary of ill repute, who becomes an unlikely ally in Skye's quest for her missing kin. Retailers please note: This issue will feature covers by Alé Garza & Richard Friend and Arthur Adams (approximately 50/50 ratio) and a variant cover by Jim Lee & Friend. Please see the Previews order form for further details.
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

ROKKIN #1
Written by Andy Hartnell
Art and wraparound cover by Nick Bradshaw & Jim Charalampidis
The creative team behind DANGER GIRL: BACK IN BLACK delivers a new fantasy series filled with fun and excitement! ROKKIN is a timeless story of good versus evil; of average men and women who become heroes when they rise up against oppression. In a lawless time of barbarians, warlords and mythical creatures, one man who struggles to protect the innocent is gifted with the power to transform into a warrior of immense power. Will he have what it takes to overcome the odds and become a great hero?
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • Edited by Scott Dunbier

[nightshadow]

VERTIGO

JACK OF FABLES #1
Written by Bill Willingham
& Matthew Sturges
Art by Tony Akins & Andrey Pepoy
Cover by James Jean
Everyone's favorite trickster is back - now in his own monthly series written by FABLES creator Bill Willingham and prose writer Matthew Sturges (Midwinter, Beneath the Skin and Other Stories) and featuring art by Tony Akins (HELLBLAZER: PAPA MIDNITE) & Andrew Pepoy (FABLES) and covers by James Jean. After stealing money from Fabletown and pissing off all the wrong people, Jack of the Tales - who is at once every Jack of legend - was booted out of the Fables community. But for Jack, there was no better way to strike back than starring in his own series.
Last seen hitchhiking from Hollywood after releasing a trilogy of films (about himself) that made him an international superstar, the series follows Jack's immediate adventures as a wayward Fable in the heartland of America. His extreme road stories and encounters with other notorious, renegade Fables are just a few of the situations in store for this fan-favorite character of the multiple Eisner Award-winning FABLES series. Willingham remarked, "The only way to stop Jack from stinking up the regular FABLES series was to offer him his own spin-off book, so really we had no choice."
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS Edited by Shelly Bond

100 BULLETS #74
Written by Brian Azzarello
Art by Eduardo Risso
Cover by Dave Johnson
The staggering conclusion of the 4-part "A Wake" story arc! With the final puzzle-pieces in position, things get very interesting. Will the House of Nagel still have a place within the Trust? What do Augustus, Megan and Lono have planned for the remaining members and the Minutemen? And finally, where do the Brothers Rome fit into the grand scheme?
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

AMERICAN VIRGIN #5
Written by Steven T. Seagle
Art by Becky Cloonan
Cover by Joshua Middleton
Back on American soil, it's the start of a sensuously dangerous new story arc for AMERICAN VIRGIN, now with covers by Joshua Middleton (SUPERMAN/SHAZAM: FIRST THUNDER)! Adam Chamberlain has to entomb his eternal love, but will he bury the best parts of himself with her? Adam is shocked to find that mercenary Mel has learned where the terrorist cell that killed Cassie is hiding.
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

BITE CLUB: VCU #4
Written by Howard Chaykin & David Tischman
Art by David Hahn
Cover by Chaykin
Detective MacAvoy gets his membership card to the "bite club" after a swarm of bats infect him with the vampire virus, but the detective's new thirst for blood won't stop him from trying to prove Risa Del Toro's innocence. Secrets about the dead stripper come to light, and Risa's release from prison sets up the miniseries' climactic finale!
On sale July 19 • 4 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

DOOM PATROL: MUSCLEBOUND TP
Written by Grant Morrison
Art by Steve Yeowell, Jamie Hewlett, Mark Badger and others
Cover by Brian Bolland
A new chapter begins for the World's Strangest Heroes with MUSCLEBOUND, collecting issues #42-50 of the surreal series written by Grant Morrison. Revealing the secret origin of Flex Mentallo and the terrifying secret beneath the Pentagon, MUSCLEBOUND also features the subtle menace of the Beard Hunter and more!
Advance-solicited; on sale August 30 • 256 pg, FC, $19.99 US • MATURE READERS

THE EXTERMINATORS #7
Written by Simon Oliver
Art by Tony Moore & Jay Leisten
Cover by Philip Bond
"Insurgency," Part 2 of 4. Stretch and Henry trail Bug Brother Kevin to one of his after-hours haunts where they find that he's the star of a savage "sport" that makes Fight Club look tame. Meanwhile, the cockroaches stage a sudden attack and AJ returns - or does he?
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

DMZ #9
Written by Brian Wood
Art by Riccardo Burchielli
Cover by Wood
Part 4 of the 5-part "Body of a Journalist." Zee's holding a grudge, the Free Armies are blackmailing him, the Network's using him as bait, some other crazy girl is manipulating him, he's battling a really bad intestinal infection and his paranoia's getting the better of him. And that's just the start of Matty's problems...
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

FABLES #51
Written by Bill Willingham
Art by Shawn McManus
Cover by James Jean
Don't miss this special issue featuring guest art by Shawn McManus (THE SANDMAN). Following the extraordinary events of FABLES #50 and the completion of her clandestine mission among the giants, Cinderella's next secret assignment is in Smalltown, the Farm's home for Lilliputian immigrants. Can she adjust from being a small woman in a very big world to being a giant woman in a tiny world?
On sale July 12 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

HELLBLAZER #222
Written by Denise Mina
Art by Leonardo Manco Cover by Lee Bermejo
The mindbending conclusion of Denise Mina's "Empathy is the Enemy." Inside the mansion of the Oransay Contingent, Constantine comes face to face with Steve Evans, who reveals the magical significance of Glasgow's Park Circus. But to make it work, he must manipulate the newly empathic Constantine into a horrifying sacrifice.
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

LOVELESS #9
Written by Brian Azzarello
Art and cover by Marcelo Frusin
Artist Marcelo Frusin returns for the first installment of the new story arc "Thicker Than Blackwater." Wes Cutter's the new sheriff in town, and what better way to welcome him to the job than with a grisly murder. But when Sheriff Wes starts to investigate the brutal killing, he finds something familiar - and he doesn't like what he sees.
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

NEIL GAIMAN'S NEVERWHERE #9
Written by Mike Carey
Art and cover by Glenn Fabry
Carey's and Fabry's electric retelling of Neil Gaiman's classic novel of London magic and mysticism comes to a close as Door confronts her family's true killer and Richard must make a final decision between the two Londons.
On sale July 26 • 9 of 9 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

SWAMP THING #29
Written by Joshua Dysart
Art by Enrique Breccia
Cover by Eric Powell
Abby, Tefé and Swamp Thing are finally reunited, but with an escaped King Toad, a wild Woodrue and the town of Houma in flames, the series conclusion may prove more traumatic than tender for the Holland family.
On sale July 26 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS • Final issue

TESTAMENT #8
Written by Douglas Rushkoff
Art and cover by Liam Sharp
The resistance regroups in Part 1 of the 3-part story "Down to Egypt." Jake is now a fugitive, and his RFID-implanted dog Bucky must divert the army. Heir-turned-revolutionary Alec Middleton - like his Biblical counterpart, Joseph - reveals his hidden allegiances. And Amos gets lucky.
On sale July 19 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

Y: THE LAST MAN #47
Written by Brian K. Vaughan
Art by Goran Sudzuka & José Marzan, Jr.
Cover by Massimo Carnevale
A stand-alone special issue featuring the art of Goran Sudzuka and revealing at last the "secret origin" of Dr. Allison Mann, loyal but cantankerous caretaker of Yorick. What event from this brilliant young scientist's past will effect the future of the entire planet?
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • MATURE READERS

[nightshadow]

¿ en la portada de Spectre #3, es Corrigan el que de espaldas con la pistola??? ¿esta serie es One Year Later???

Probablemente sí sea Corrigan, después de todo, es el más serio candidato para que Spectre/Allen le aplique toda la venganza de Dios sobre su corrupta persona.

Si Battle for Blüdhaven es algún indicativo, parece ser que estos Aftermaths sí se sitúan en OYL.

[Psicotrópico]

JSA #87
Written by Paul Levitz
Art by Rags Morales, Jerry Ordway and Luke Ross
Cover by George Pérez
Everything comes together in this shocking final issue that paves the way for the next chapter in the adventures of the world's first superteam! The JSA's violent final battle against the Gentleman Ghost pits them against a vicious army of evil dead that may spell the end for the team - and their home - as we know it!
On sale July 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • Final Issue:madblink: :madblink: :madblink:



NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

¿¿COMO?? ¿¿PORQUÉ??? changos.

Mes de cortes en DC se va también Blood of the Demon y Swamp Thing.

[young justice fan]

Pues la verdad esto no se veia venir.
¿Habra tenido tan bajas ventas el run de Levitz? ¿O sera que piensan re-lanzar el titulo? Por algun lado lei que se tenian planes para regresar la franquicia de Infinity Inc.

Por otro lado, algunas cosas interesantes:
* ¿Una Nightwing mujer? ¿Sera la nueva Bat-Woman?
* Robin vs Captain Boomerang :D :D :D :D :D
* Joker sigue vivo y los dos titulos (Det. y Batman) tendran a Bruce Wayne de protagonistas.
* Al parecer si sera una nueva Wonder Woman.

[nightshadow]

Pues la verdad esto no se veia venir.
¿Habra tenido tan bajas ventas el run de Levitz? ¿O sera que piensan re-lanzar el titulo? Por algun lado lei que se tenian planes para regresar la franquicia de Infinity Inc.

Por más bajas ventas que pudiese tener sería practicamente imposible que superara los números de los títulos que menos venden. Manhunter anda entre los 10-15 mil al mes y es en este momento el comic que menos vende del DCU, incluso Plastic Man y Swamp Thing llegaron a tener cifras cercanas a los 7mil antes de ser cancelados. JSA hasta donde recuerdo se mantenía en el rango de 20-30 mil al mes sin muchos cambios, lo cual no es suficiente para una cancelación tan intempestiva. Todo parece indicar que se trataría de un nuevo #1, ya sea como Justice Society of America o como Infinity Inc (es más, podría ser este el inicio del ya anteriormente rumorado revival del All-Star Squadron?)

* ¿Una Nightwing mujer? ¿Sera la nueva Bat-Woman?

Batwoman al parecer debutará en 52, el equipo creativo de ese número incluye a Todd Nauck de Young Justice/Teen Titans, no sé porque todo parece indicar que será Bette Kane quien adopte esa identidad.

Por otro lado esa tercera Nightwing al menos por la forma de mostrar su poder parece ser la mujer pelirroja que se acuesta con Dick en el #118 y con Jason en el #119 y quien al parecer tiene algo que ver con los gemelos Pierce (no estoy seguro no leí el #119). En el #119 se muestra que tiene alguna especie de poder basado en energía al golpear a su esposo. Además de todo esto, llama la atención que en la solicitud se mencione que es un nuevo inicio para Nightwing Y Dick Grayson, como entidades diferentes, podría darse el caso de que ni Jason ni Dick se quedaran con el manto de Nightwing y la nueva personaje sea quien se convierta en la única Nightwing.

* Robin vs Captain Boomerang :D :D :D :D :D

Lo cual parece contradecir los eventos de Outsiders con todo eso de "el mundo los cree muertos y blablabla". Gracias a los demás escritores del DCU por ignorar el bodrio de Winnick ;)

* Al parecer si sera una nueva Wonder Woman.

Aun no estoy muy seguro de eso, las solicitudes parecen ser un indicativo de que así será, pero en general todo apunta a que seguirá siendo Diana pero con algunos posibles cambios.

[Hush]

Sin duda demasiado raro lo de la cancelacion de JSA, sobretodo teniendo en cuenta que el otro titulo, JSA Classified vende muchisimo menos que el principal

Ojala que el proximo mes salga un nuevo numero #1 por James Robinson y Geoff Johns con arte de Rags Morales y con portadas de Jim Lee con Alex Ross... please...

[Chomplin]

Robin vs Cap Boomerang!!! habia deseado esto desde Identity Crisis! :D

Must. Have.

[nightshadow]

Sin duda demasiado raro lo de la cancelacion de JSA, sobretodo teniendo en cuenta que el otro titulo, JSA Classified vende muchisimo menos que el principal

Solo para acabar de aclarar, las razones de la cancelación de JSA no obedecen a razones económicas, en el mes marzo, JSA #83 se colocó en el número 36 en cuanto a ventas con un index de 74.48 (X-treme es el que sabe convertir eso a números reales :p), JSA Classified #10 se colocó en el 53 con un index de 59.21 que si bien es cierto que es menor al del título principal aún así no es una diferencia que se pueda considerar abismal. Dentro de la misma compañía, JSA ocupa el lugar número 13 en cuanto a ventas solo siendo superado por Infinite Crisis (1), All-Star Superman (3), Superman/Batman (5), Green Lantern (8), Infinite Crisis Secret Files 2006 (10), Batman (20), Teen Titans (23), Batman Annual 25 (24), Superman (25), Detective Comics (26), Teen Titans Annual 1 (27), Green Lantern Corps Recharged (29) y Action Comics (33), considerando que 2 de esos comics son miniseriess y 3 one-shots se puede descubrir que JSA era el 8avo título más vendido de DC, algo considerablemente bueno tomando en cuenta que no cuenta con la aparición de ningún personaje de renombre y que su equipo creativo no es precisamente algo que atraiga lectores masivamente (pese al reciente éxito de Johns con Infinite Crisis).

Por otro lado, en Comicbloc ya se hizo mención que en mayo será anunciado el equipo creativo que tome las riendas de estos personajes, aunque aun no se comenta nada exactamente acerca de que nombre llevaría el nuevo título o de cuales personajes permanecerían en este tras el relaunch.

[nightshadow]

Anuncio "oficial" acerca del asunto Supergirl/Rucka-Kelly en Comicbloc

To clarify--

Joe Kelly is taking over Supergirl, with my blessing, and my profound thanks. Fifty-Two is killing my schedule (that and this novel thing that I continue to insist upon doing). Since it wasn't fair to make a late book even later with my delays, I asked Eddie if I could bow out.

I'm not happy to be dropping the book before I've even begun on it, but, as I said, it was one commitment too many for me, and the only one I could reasonably drop at this time.

My apologies to those who are disappointed by this. I think everyone will like what Joe's going to do - he's outstanding, in my opinion, and I think people ar egoing to like his take on Kara.

[Abraham]

que portadas tan buenas, lastima que no pueda adquirrir lo DC:o

[Psicotrópico]

Por otro lado, en Comicbloc ya se hizo mención que en mayo será anunciado el equipo creativo que tome las riendas de estos personajes, aunque aun no se comenta nada exactamente acerca de que nombre llevaría el nuevo título o de cuales personajes permanecerían en este tras el relaunch.


Por ventas definitivamente no es la cancelación (¿o si?), mas bien piensan aprovechar la reputación del título que cosa rara en el mercado ha idoaumentando de lectores conforme pasa el tiempo y creen que con un relaunch puede llegar a cifras superiores de venta a las que tiene ahora y emplear la mercadotécnia del número uno. Es una lástima ya que porfin JSA se acercaba a la centena de números.

La apuesta sobre el nombre alguien apoya Justice Society of America en lugar de JSA.

El equipo siento que si es un misterio ya que poner al que lo escribía o lo está escribiendo no justificaría la cancelación. (Mis dos centavos o en méxico mi josefita :D)

[young justice fan]

Con respecto a lo de Supergirl: A mi si me ha gustado algo del trabajo de Kelly, en especial algunas cosas de JLA, y Action Comics. Espero funcione en Supergirl, no es tan malo cuando se decide.

Con lo de JSA, yo si estoy convencido en el relaunch de Infinity Inc. (por mas feo que este el nombre), enfocando el grupo a los miembros jovenes, con alguna participación de algun heroe veterano. Mi apuesta va por Ted, porque Alan va a aparecer en Checkmate (al igual que Mr. Terrific), y al parecer Jay va a perder sus poderes.

[X-Treme]

No veo porque la cancelacion de JSA ha levantado tanta confusion, hasta parecen nuevos. :D

Cuando un titulo como Blood of the Demon, que vende menos que titulos Vertigo, dice Final Issue, es bye-bye. Cuando un titulo como JSA lo dice, es relaunch. :p

Solo para acabar de aclarar, las razones de la cancelación de JSA no obedecen a razones económicas, en el mes marzo, JSA #83 se colocó en el número 36 en cuanto a ventas con un index de 74.48 (X-treme es el que sabe convertir eso a números reales :p), JSA Classified #10 se colocó en el 53 con un index de 59.21.

Useless Math Class Time!

El indice se refiere a cuantas copias se vendieron respecto a las copias vendidas del comic de Batman (y no, nadie sabe porque precisamente ese comic. :p) lo que quiere decir es que si Batman vendio 100K (K=1,000) JSA #83 vendio 74,480 copias. Pero como lo mas probable es que Batman no haya vendido 100K y no sabemos cuantas copias vendio cada particular mes, tenemos que especular. Como en estos dias Batman, junto con cualquier otro titulo DC es particularmente volatil, no es confiable ver el patron de los ultimos meses del titulo. Pero hay otros titulos que si son particularmente estables, como los Vertigo. Tomando en cuenta los ultimos meses y el patron establecido de descenso, calculo que Hellblazer #218 vendio aproximadamente14,100 copias con un indice este mes de 20.24, lo que siginifica que Batman vendio 69,664 copias. Con eso sacamos que Infinite Crisis #5 vendio 201,389, JSA #83 vendio 51,885 y JSA: C #10 vendio 41,236.

[X-Treme]

Frank Miller. Wow. Just...Wow...

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6305/556/1600/AllStarBatmanRobinCv5.jpg

[jiv]

Alcen la mano el que no compre la serie por los asss shots...

Quien no lo hizo, es un maldito mentiroso...

(por cierto, se dice alzar? entonces seria alcen no?)

[Psicotrópico]

Alcen la mano el que no compre la serie por los asss shots...

Joel Schummaher :p

[jiv]

Joel Schummaher :p
Me dejaste riendo y llorando dureante 2 minutos con eso.
...
...
Kamel Nassib??? :drunk:

[spider09]

Algunos adelantos: Detective Comics #821, Catwoman #57, Nightwing #122, Robin #152, Superman #654

Superman no.654 por fin llega Pacheco al titulo va a estar bastante bueno solo espero q sea regular y no se atraze.

Detective Comics no.821 espero q haga un buen run Paul Dini (me laten sus historias en Batman y Superman Animated series) y mas con J.H. Williams III como dibujante le keda mejor y me agrada mas q Rags Morales solo tengo una duda lei q sera por algunos numeros la estancia de J.H. Williams III xk despues entra Rags Morales - espero q no -.

Batman no.655 el mejor comic de este mes: Morrison - Andy Kubert va a estar genial lo q hagan estos 2 tipos en la serie solo hay q leer All Star Superman y por parte de Andy Kubert un dinamismo y buen storytelling en cada pagina.

All Star Superman no.5 para mi uno de los mejores comics q se publican actualmente los dialogos y el arte son simplemente geniales.

All Star Batman and Robin no.5 solo espero q mejore solo hay q ver el cover

[spider09]

Alcen la mano el que no compre la serie por los asss shots...

Quien no lo hizo, es un maldito mentiroso...

(por cierto, se dice alzar? entonces seria alcen no?)

NO, simplemente xk 2 personas como Miller - Lee no se ven muy seguido, acepto q la historia no es la mejor pero tiene y puede mejorar y el arte de Jim Lee es mas q ass shots - aunque no me considero un fan from hell de Lee pero me late lo q hace -

[Psicotrópico]

Me dejaste riendo y llorando dureante 2 minutos con eso.
...
...
Kamel Nassib??? :drunk:

Ese también aplica, pero para Batgirl (no para Wonder Woman)

Pero te juro que Joel Schumaher dejó más bien a muchos llorando. :jajaja: Ami entre ellos :cry::

[jiv]

NO, simplemente xk 2 personas como Miller - Lee no se ven muy seguido, acepto q la historia no es la mejor pero tiene y puede mejorar y el arte de Jim Lee es mas q ass shots - aunque no me considero un fan from hell de Lee pero me late lo q hace -
El arte de Lee no sera solo Ass Shots... pero entre el humor involuntario de la historia y el hecho de que es capaz de dedicar un numero al cheesecake... no creo que hasta ahora la historia tenga mas que ofrecer.