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The Weekly Pull: X-Men, Nubia: Real One, From Hell, and More ✖ Its almost new comic book day, which means new releases hitting stores and digital platforms. Each week in The Weekly Pull, the ComicBook. com team highlights the new releases that have us the most excited about another week of comics. Whether those releases are from the most prominent publisher or a small press, brand new issues of ongoing series, original graphic novels, or collected editions of older material, whether it invol...

The Flash star Sasha Calle certainly looks the part in this Boss Logic Supergirl artwork.

Teen Titans animated series — rivaled only by whatever was going on with Terra at the end—was the identity of the mysterious original villain (or antihero?) known as Red X. After years of quiet on that front, Red X has returned in Future State as part of a dark, untold chapter in Teen Titans history—one which we will begin to explore in the upcoming Teen  Titans Academy series this March. Any of the new class of Titans could potentially be Red X… but who could it be? Jess Chambers, ...

Batman Black & White #3, and we have it for you here; check it out… The mythology of Batman continues to expand in this issue of Batman Black and White as we explore alternate takes and possible futures for the Caped Crusader from the minds of comics’ most innovative and creative thinkers! • Academy Award-winning writer John Ridley and iconic Thor and Avengers artist Olivier Coipel reteam to dip into the world of Future State and expand the legend of the next Batman and introduce us to hi...

First Look: Tim Foxs Pre-Batman Life By Tim Beedle Friday, February 19th, 2021 Tim Fox may not be Batman yet, but he’s still fighting for what he believes is right in this first look at The Next Batman: Second Son #1. By now, most DC readers have met Tim “Jace” Fox, Gotham’s Next Batman who took up the mantle after Bruce Wayne’s apparent death in DC Future State. While the two-month event that introduced us to him may be reaching its end, Tim’s story is j...

Bright or Bleak: Ranking the DC Universes Possible... By Alex Jaffe Thursday, February 18th, 2021 Either you die a hero or live long enough to see the future warp into a dystopic totalitarian nightmare. In the wake of Dark Nights: Death Metal,an infinite horizon stretches ahead of us for the DC multiverse, providing boundless possibilities for an endless configuration of futures to come. Such is the premise of Future State.Each of these ambitious titles provides a ...

Oracles Future State Costume Revealed Were in the second month of DCs Future State event, and its impact on the characters throughout the publishers universe is continuing to manifest itself. In addition to profound character introductions and epic team-ups, Future State has also brought a lot with regards to fashion, with many of its wide array of heroes and villains getting some new duds. That was definitely the case in this weeks Future State: Nightwing #2, which featured an unconventiona...

Batman/Catwoman Reveals Dick Graysons Fate While Future State offers DC fans a glimpse at one possible future for the DC Universe, Tom Kings Batman/Catwoman is offering another one. As readers have already seen in the first two issues of the series, the world of Batman/Catwoman is one in which Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle have had a daughter, Helena Wayne, where Bruce has died, and where Selina is ready to settle a very old score with The Joker. In Batman/Catwoman #2 she does what Batman nev...

DCs Future State relaunch has undeniably been full of surprises, but the pages of Future State: Shazam! have been something else entirely. The two-issue miniseries has turned the dynamic between Billy Batson and his adult superhero counterpart on its head, and the end result has had dark and [...]

Comic Book Reviews for This Week: 2/17/2021 Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly everything that released today. It isnt totally comprehensive, but it includes just about everything from DC and Marvel with the important books from the likes of Image, Boom, IDW, Valiant, and more. The review blurbs youll find contained herein are typically supplemented in part by longform individual reviews for significant issues. This week that inclu...