It was later folded into the DC Black Label imprint with its first graphic novel printing.įollowed by several sequels that collectively referred to as the Murphyverse including: Written and drawn by Sean Murphy, Batman: White Knight is a non-canon eight-issue miniseries running from October 2017 to May 2018, focusing on the redemption of Jack Napier and the struggles of the eponymous Dark Knight. Once recovered, the former criminal, now known as Jack Napier, decides to take matters into his own hands and give Gotham the future they deserve - by becoming the city's White Knight.

The Joker ultimately lures him to an industrial building storing some mysterious pills, and convinces him to brutally shove the pills down his throat for all of Gotham to see, effectively curing the clown of his insanity. It will be released on July 12 in the meantime, you can read a brief interview with Taylor and Maines about canonizing the trans heroine at Out magazine.One day, when chasing The Joker throughout Gotham City, Batman takes his vigilantism a bit too far, having little regard for how much damage he causes as long as he catches the Clown Prince of Crime. Written by Tom Taylor with Maines, and drawn by Clayton Henry, the comic will see the precognitive heroine warn Jon Kent about a threat from Henry Bendix to every hero on Earth. Issue #1 goes on sale on July 19.įinally, the publisher revealed Nicole Maines’s Supergirl character Nia Nal (Dreamer) will make her DC Universe debut in July’s “Superman: Son of Kal-El” #13.

It will feature black-and-white art by Pasquale Qualano (“DC Comics Bombshells”), and a back-up story written and illustrated by Guillaume Singelin (“PTSD”). Vampires: All-Out War.” Penned by main series co-writer Matthew Rosenberg with Alex Paknadel, the book will see John Constantine, Booster Gold, Deathstroke, Mary Marvel, Bane, Deadman, and Azrael embark on a desperate mission to assassinate a key lieutenant in the vampire empire. It will retail at 32 pages for $4.99.Īdditionally, DC announced a six-issue “DC vs. The book will also introduce a new Robin training under Jason, namely “Gan, a girl from East Backport who needs his help to save her neighborhood from a super-criminal terrorizing its citizens.” The first issue of “Batman: White Knight Presents: Red Hood” will be released on July 26, with a cover by Murphy, and variants by Di Meo and Olivier Coipel. Spinning out of Murphy’s Batman Beyond reimagining “Beyond The White Knight,” the book will see Jason Todd trying to put aside his differences with Dick Grayson, in order to save Bruce Wayne and defeat Derek Powers.

DC Comics have announced “Batman: White Knight Presents: Red Hood,” a two-part miniseries written by Sean Murphy and Clay McCormack (“Bloody Hel”), with art by Simone Di Meo (“Future State: Harley Quinn”), and colors by Dave Stewart.

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