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Bleeding Cool reproduced DC's New York Comic Con panel description September 13 naming Young Justice: Kid Flash And The Blue Beetle as the pair's next project. Garcia and Picolo are scheduled to discuss it at DC's October 11 young-adult panel; no format, premise or release date is yet established.
Read this story →DC has expanded the run to fifteen issues, taking it into mid-2027. The title began as a six-issue project, then moved to eight and nine before this six-issue addition. Writer Jeff Lemire says the story kept growing in new directions; neither DC nor the report attributes the extension to sales or reveals the added plot.
Read this story →Snyder says issue 26 will now be a Barbara Gordon-centered story with an unannounced guest artist, while Dragotta returns in issue 27 to begin the next major arc. He had previously described both as stand-alone issues. Issue 25 remains a 30-page milestone currently scheduled for October 28; the later shipping dates and issue 26 artist remain unconfirmed.
Read this story →Anderson said September 10 that his DC Black Label work is expected to be announced at New York Comic Con, held October 8–11, and that he will serve as both writer and inker. He has not named its title, characters, artist or release date and remains undecided about attending the panel himself.
Read this story →DC announced September 2 that the US$2.99 one-shot reaches participating comic shops worldwide on September 19. Matt Fraction and Javi Fernández create the Batman story; Scott Snyder and Nick Derington handle Absolute Batman. Both examine theft and justice through their respective worlds, but DC describes two stories, not a crossover. Local stock, masks and other Batman Day activities vary by retailer.
Read this story →Writer Darcy Van Poelgeest said September 1 that the first two issues of the new ongoing focus on Larry after he has dissociated from both the team and the wider world. Larry questions his origin as his powers change slightly; Niko Henrichon's art supports a character-driven, dialogue-heavy approach rather than a plot-first relaunch.
Read this story →The first issue is scheduled for shops and digital platforms on September 2. Set in an Art Deco-inspired 1938 Metropolis, it revisits Clark Kent's earliest fight for social justice through Golden Age comics and Fleischer-cartoon imagery; Jason Wordie colors and Tom Napolitano letters. The accessible preview conflicts on whether the project has six issues or is ongoing, so no final length is asserted.
Read this story →Batman/Superman/Weird Al: World's Weirdest #1 is scheduled for shops and digital platforms on September 2. Mark Waid writes, Dan Schoening and Fico Ossio draw, Luis Delgado colors and Yankovic contributes credited creative input as the trio fights a plague making the fifth dimension and Earth dull. The source conflicts on page count and whether it is a one-shot or ongoing, so neither specification is treated as settled.
Read this story →In an August 29 FAN EXPO Canada interview, Albuquerque described the book as a horizontal collaboration in which he and Pichetshote can change story or art ideas. He said the freedom feels creator-owned despite the DC brand, a comparison about working conditions rather than legal ownership. Albuquerque is using graphite pencils of different densities and hues for a grainy look connected to his American Vampire ink washes and 1970s–1980s horror films.
Read this story →DC published the Poison Ivy #47 prelude and Batman: Bad Seeds — Sunset #1 kickoff on August 26. The event continues through September and October across Batman, Poison Ivy, Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, Harley Quinn and new event titles.
Read this story →DC published the 40-page first issue on August 26, written by Ram V with art by Mike Perkins, colors by Mike Spicer and lettering by AndWorld Design. The recurring series is organized into six-issue stories and begins with rookie Darren Burroughs entering Division Nine as an occult cold war escalates.
Read this story →Popverse reported on August 21 that Ram V said he has already written a new check-in with the cast and believes an artist may be known. He described it as a possible second season or arc but could not say whether DC would continue with issue #13 or relaunch at #1; no format, artist, approval or release date is confirmed.
Read this story →Popverse reported on August 21 that Williams hopes to place a Ladies Night story in the second or third arc and include numerous Black heroines and villains. She also described plans for Animal Man, B'wana Beast, Swamp Thing and Anansi, plus discussions about possible Static and Steel crossovers; these are writer intentions, not locked DC solicitations.
Read this story →The first issue of the follow-up miniseries Dynamic Duos arrives in comic shops on August 12. It is a release of previously announced material, not a new project reveal.
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