The Flash #771: “All in Favor, Say ‘Evil!'”
Despite ending in a place most fans would rather forget, Flash #771 is a textbook example on how to balance fun with pathos in comics. @spacekicker @maguirekevin @DCComics #Flash
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Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #1: Swords and Arrows
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #1
In Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow #1, the team of @TomKingTK @BilquisEvely @_matlopes_ & #ClaytonCowles have taken the first step to making Kara Zor-El the Superwoman of the future! @DCCDomics #DCInfiniteFrontier
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Static #1: Can You Feel the Storm?
Static #1
Overall, I would say that @definitelyvita #ChrisCross @NikDraperIvey and @andworlddesign have kicked off the #Milestone Return with a full blown sprint to greatness in Static #1! #Static #DCComics
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Rorschach #9: Meaning and Nothingness
Rorschach #9
With each successive issue, @TomKingTK @jfornes74 @Dragonmnky & #ClaytonCowles continue to entrance readers with their gripping mystery, and Rorschach #9 is no exception. @DCComics #DCBlackLabel
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The Joker #4: What’s Black and White and Red All Over?
The Joker #4
Joker #4 is just the kind of thing I love. This book has done more for my interest in many of these characters than anything in recent memory. By @JamesTheFourth, @DipsOff, @GuillemMarch, @Mirkand, @TENapolitano, @rfajardojr, @CommentAiry @DCComics
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Wonder Woman #773: Upside Down
Wonder Woman #773
Wonder Woman #773 is a ride against the Valkyries as Diana discovers where they’ve gone, & why they’ve let the lost souls wander. Brought to you by @dccomics @beckycloonan @michaelwconrad #TravisMoore, @redcube_studio & @plinaganucheau #DCInfiniteFrontier
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Batman Urban Legends #4: Red Hood and Batman
Batman: Urban Legends #4
Batman: Urban Legends #4 brings a powerful look at Jason Todd’s difficult life & how it led to his relationship with Batman. By @zdarsky, #eddybarrows, @ebercomics, @marcusto, @JssMerino, @fxstudiocolor and @Becca_See. #DCComics #Batman #DCInfiniteFrontier
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DC Pride #1 : “Be Gay, Do Crime” – Paying the Piper
DC Pride #1: “Be Gay, Do Crime”
DC Pride #1 presents “Be Gay, Do Crime!” by @SinaGrace @RoStein404 @ten_bendits @adityab It’s a fun, stylish story confronting systemic injustice and introduces a new queer character alongside Pied Piper, Drummer Boy! @DCComics #DCPride #CWPride
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DC Pride #1: Renee Montoya in ‘Try The Girl’
DC Pride #1: Renee Montoya in ‘Try The Girl’
DC Pride #1’s “Try The Girl” ( @definitelyvita @SkyePatridge @josevillarrubia @CommentAiry ) is the noir tale with a charming romance and chilling atmosphere. A complete mastering of genre fiction and visual narrative! #DCPride @DCComics #CWPride
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DC Pride #1: Constantine, Extraño and Midnighter in ‘By the Victors’
DC Pride #1
‘By the Victors’ in DC Pride #1 is a story with a voice, taking on historical straightwashing led by the heavy fists of Midnighter himself for a story you shouldn’t miss. #DCPride #CWPride @thesteveorlando @StephenByrne86 @jrlettering @DCComics
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DC Pride #1: “Clothes Makeup Gift” – Gay Speed Dating
DC Pride #1: “Clothes Makeup Gift”
DC Pride #1’s “Clothes Makeup Gift” (@weredawgz @lisa_sterle @ErenAngiolini @Becca_See ) is a heartwarming and humorous piece of Flash fiction. It’s wonderful to see Earth-11’s nonbinary superhero growing into their own. #CWPride #DCPride @DCComics
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DC Pride #1: Aqualad in ‘Love Life’
DC Pride #1: Aqualad in ‘Love Life’
DC Pride #1’s “Love Life” ( @Wheeler @LucianoVecchio @RexLokus ) tells a vibrant, empowering LGBTQ+ story, which begs for the chance to continue. @DCComics #DCPride #CWPride
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