Post-March 2021 DC Titles

[Hypo]

DC editor:

https://twitter.com/amarino2814/stat...12144478711811

[Frontier]

DC editor:

https://twitter.com/amarino2814/stat...12144478711811

I feel like given what he lists, it's likely a continuation comic, but it's anyone's guess what property it might be.

[Vordan]

I feel like given what he lists, it's likely a continuation comic, but it's anyone's guess what property it might be.

Continuation of JLU feels like the most obvious choice.

[Frontier]

Continuation of JLU feels like the most obvious choice.

I would think Wonder Woman but they already did a Wonder Woman '77 comic.

Out of the box answer is 90's Flash (isn't it's anniversary coming up?) or a GL:TAS comic. Or something to tie-in to Young Justice season 4.

[MarquisAsh]

I would think Wonder Woman but they already did a Wonder Woman '77 comic.

Out of the box answer is 90's Flash (isn't it's anniversary coming up?) or a GL:TAS comic. Or something to tie-in to Young Justice season 4.

Maybe they can do Wonder Woman 1984 era for Diana.

[Last Son of Krypton]

DC editor:

https://twitter.com/amarino2814/stat...12144478711811

I feel like given what he lists, it's likely a continuation comic, but it's anyone's guess what property it might be.

Of course it's going to be a continuation of Zack Snyder's JL.

[Swamp Thing 2099]

Of course it's going to be a continuation of Zack Snyder's JL.

I honestly worry it is.

[Frontier]

Of course it's going to be a continuation of Zack Snyder's JL.

Oh yeah, now that you mention it they keep talking about that comic sequel.

[Hypo]

Seems like Sorrentino has been working on his DC project since October.

And it looks like Zdarsky has another unannounced project with DC as he mentioned on the Word Balloon podcast that Capullo did a cover for a DC book he's working on but couldn't say what it was. Between DC, Marvel and creator owned work he's currently working on 11 titles with only Daredevil being truly monthly. He does have some Batman related plans besides Batman: Urban Legends.

[Vordan]

So Zdarsky has
JL: The Last Ride
Red Hood in Urban Legends
1 other project
Maybe it’s the Red Hood ongoing/mini that feels guaranteed to spin out of Urban Legends? Otherwise I have no clue what he would want to do. Always room for another Batman book at DC.

[Swamp Thing 2099]

So Zdarsky has
JL: The Last Ride
Red Hood in Urban Legends
1 other project
Maybe it’s the Red Hood ongoing/mini that feels guaranteed to spin out of Urban Legends? Otherwise I have no clue what he would want to do. Always room for another Batman book at DC.

Honestly? His sensibilities would be perfect for anything from JLI or Booster Gold to Green Arrow or Martian Manhunter.

[Restingvoice]

So Zdarsky has
JL: The Last Ride
Red Hood in Urban Legends
1 other project
Maybe it’s the Red Hood ongoing/mini that feels guaranteed to spin out of Urban Legends? Otherwise I have no clue what he would want to do. Always room for another Batman book at DC.

Somebody else in Red Hood thread reported that Zdarsky's not continuing Red Hood

[Digifiend]

Out of the box answer is 90's Flash (isn't it's anniversary coming up?)

Nope. It first aired on September 20, 1990, so the 30th anniversary was more than six months ago.

[Hypo]

DC Festival of Heroes Introduces Monkey Prince!

A New Hero: Monkey Prince!

DC Festival of Heroes will treat readers to the first appearance of an all-new character, the Monkey Prince. Debuting in a story written by award-winning writer Gene Luen Yang (Superman Smashes the Klan, Batman/Superman, New Super-Man) with art by Bernard Chang (Teen Titans, Batman Beyond), Monkey Prince is inspired by the Monkey King, legendary hero of Chinese mythology and the classic tale Journey to the West. In Yang and Chang’s original 12-page story, “The Monkey Prince Hates Superheroes,” Monkey Prince battles and teams up with Shazam to defeat both the evil Dr. Sivana and a Chinese deer demon spirit! To further celebrate this new super hero, the anthology will receive a special Monkey Prince 1 in 25 variant cover by Bernard Chang (check local comic book stores for availability).

Additional stories include:

“Masks” – Ram V, writer of Catwoman, Justice League Dark, and The Swamp Thing, teams up with Audrey Mok, the artist of Sera and the Royal Stars, to tell a story featuring Jade Nguyen, a.k.a. Cheshire. Tying into V’s Catwoman run, Selina Kyle’s protégé Shoes has visions of being rescued as a child by Cheshire. Shoes takes these visions as a sign, donning a mask, taking the name “Cheshire Cat,” and asking Selina Kyle to train her. But is Catwoman ready to take on a sidekick?

“Sounds” – Detective Comics writer and Eisner Award winner Mariko Tamaki (Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass) and artist Marcus To team up to tell a story featuring Cassandra Cain, a.k.a. Batgirl. Batgirl struggles to understand words, but with her ability to read body language and uncanny fighting skills, she really doesn’t have to…until she meets someone and wishes that she had the right words—ANY words—to say to them!

“What’s in the Box?” – Cassandra Cain steps into the spotlight once more, but this time with Colin Wilkes, a.k.a. Abuse (who first appeared in Detective Comics #947, October 2008), courtesy of words and art by Dustin Nguyen. Abuse finds Batgirl sitting by a bridge, upset by a comment made by Damian Wayne.

“Dress Code” – Green Lantern Tai Pham makes his first comic book debut in this story by Green Lantern: Legacy writer Minh Lê with artist Trung Le Nguyen. Green Lantern is fighting with Arkillo, and the villain taunts him for his costume “looking like a dress.” This reminds Tai of a memory with his dead grandmother who he inherited his powers from.

“Festival of Heroes” – In a story by writer Amy Chu and artist Marcio Takara influenced by current headlines, Katana, Cyborg, and Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes) are asked to safeguard an Asian American and Pacific Islander community celebration against potential violence from a white supremacist group. But the heroes are quickly reminded that you don’t need capes, masks, or even special abilities to be a hero.

“Hawke & Kong” – Writer Greg Pak and artist Sumit Kumar team up on a story spotlighting the return of onetime Green Arrow Connor Hawke and Kong Kenan, also known as New Super-Man. Connor and Kenan need to do some quick thinking when a gift for Connor’s Korean aunt gets damaged in a battle with a dragon!

“Special Delivery” – Master of None writer Aniz Ansari makes his comic book debut with artist Sami Basri in this story featuring Robin (Damian Wayne). As Robin ponders about his heritage, he slowly discovers that something about this pizza place seems off…

“Kawaii Kalamity!” – Shadow of the Batgirl writer Sarah Kuhn and illustrator Victoria Ying (Diana: Princess of the Amazons) tell a story about Red Arrow’s reluctance of enjoying “kawaii” things because of people’s general assumptions of what she likes simply based on her Japanese heritage.

“Family Dinner” – Amazon juggernaut Grace Choi has to meet her girlfriend Anissa Pierce’s dad for dinner. But when your girlfriend is Thunder, that means meeting the parents is that much more stressful because her father is Black Lightning!

“Perceptible” – The Good Asian duo of Pornsak Pichetshote (writer) and Alexandre Tefenkgi (artist) tell a tale featuring The Atom (Ryan Choi) trying to defeat a microscopic robot sent from the future…to save our reality as we know it!

[Hypo]