In addition to his stellar work on Supergirl, Steve Orlando has everyone talking about his upcoming series, Justice League of America. Spinning directly out of the events of Justice League vs. Suicide Squad, it could be argued that it's the most anticipated new book from DC to be released in the first quarter of 2017.
From the look of it, WB intends to kick off 2017 in style as the first of several DC animated films to arrive this year charts bold new territory with Justice League Dark.
One upcoming miniseries that we’re keeping our eyes on is that of Bullseye, which aims to place the focus on one of Daredevil’s most deadly nemeses. As he returns to the life of an assassin, expect to see him earn back any respect he’s lost in the time he’s been away. In other words, he’s about to get his groove back.
It’s arguable that there’s never been a better time to be a fan of Supergirl. Whether it be her weekly adventures on the hit CW show or in the recent comic books she is headlining, the Maiden of Might has truly entered a Golden Age of her own.
Even without his longtime collaborator in artist Greg Capullo, superstar scribe Scott Snyder continues to churn out incredible stories featuring the Dark Knight in the pages of All-Star Batman. With the first arc now behind us, the antagonistic focus for the next issue will be placed on one of my favorite villains, Mr. Freeze.
Much like many of you, we're anxiously awaiting the midseason premiere of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and it's not just because of the return of the Waverider crew - we want to see more of the Legion of Doom!
Something The Flash has excelled at since its first season is incorporating a variety of DC heroes and villains, be they well known or obscure, in organic fashion. With the show's return imminent, it's time to discuss which ones we'll see in the very near future.
Over the past few years, Batman has certainly had some legendary team ups in the realm of comics that miles of red tape would certainly not allow in live action or even animation, for that matter. Having joined forces with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Green Hornet, and the Avengers (the ones from the old TV series, not the Marvel heroes), fans of dream crossovers have had many reasons to celebrate. In a matter of days, that list is set to expand when the Dark Knight and some of his closest allies will meet up with another iconic group in the pages of Justice League/Power Rangers.
Anyone familiar with the cult classic film The Lost Boys can tell you that scene in which the oiled, saxophone playing muscleman covering "I Still Believe" on a carnival stage was arguably the most infamous. Even to this day, it remains the source for various GIFs and obscure pop culture references.
If there were an equivalent of backdoor pilots in the comic book medium, Detective Comics #948 would undoubtedly be a prime example. Kicking off a two-issue arc that leads directly into next month's highly anticipated Batwoman series, co-writers James Tynion IV and Marguerite Bennett aim to take Kate Kane to new places in the Rebirth era.
