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DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #5 L: Gabriela Downie A: Agnes Garbowska C: Silvana Brys W: Derek Fridolfs

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DC Reveals Week 4 of their Digital First Series

DC Reveals Week 4 of their Digital First Series #comics #comicbooks #digitalcomics

Metropolis Monday

Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #4

“Buried Past” by Rob Venditti, Paul Pelletier, Drew Hennessy, Adriano Lucas and Clayton Cowles

A monstrous creature is appearing in the countryside outside of Metropolis and putting the beatdown on Superman. Can Clark Kent solve the mystery behind this muck beast or will Superman be buried for good?!

Batman Tuesday

Batman:…

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Karen in DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies Issues #2 - #4

comics by @amandadeibert and @erichowen

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DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #1 - “Birdbrained” (2020)

written by Amanda Deibert art by Erich Owen

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Comixology is doing a DC Vol One sale, and I need to hype some A LOT of them so:

Preboot:

The New Teen Titans Raven brings the team together, and everything changes.

Justice League International We could all use from laughter in out lives right now.

Wonder Woman: Gods and Mortals Post-Crisis Diana’s origin story.

Wonder Woman by George Perez Collects fourteen issues, along with bonus material.

Suicide Squad The original run, and also the best.

Nightwing Collects both the original mini where Dick settles into his new identity and investigates new angles to his parents’ murder, and the first eight issue where he acclimates to Bludhaven.

Robin: Reborn Collects Tim’s first appearances in Detective Comics and Batman before going into the first five issues of Robin.

Batman: Legacy You’ll want to read Contagion before jumping into this one, but I wanted to include it because it’s deeply underrated and has never been collected before.

Batman: Road to No Man’s Land The prelude to one of Gotham’s very best story arcs.

Batman: No Man’s Land The start of the latest, incredibly thorough edition of trades.

Birds of Prey The first time all of the original BOP specials have been collected.

Batman: New Gotham Greg Rucka explores a post-NML Gotham. 

Batgirl: Silent Knight The first twelve issues of Cass’s series, plus the annual! Amazing deal, honestly.

Superman/Batman Essential reading for anyone who loves their dynamic.

52: New Edition Do you want the story where Batwoman is introduced, Renee becomes the Question and Booster is an undercover selfless hero mourning the love of his life his best friend the love of his life? START HERE. (Yes, many other things also happen, but I have my priorities.)

Wonder Woman by Greg Rucka Collects Wonder Woman: Hiketeia and the first ten issues of his run.

Batwoman: Elegy Kate’s story continues here, in Rucka’s run of Detective Comics.

Checkmate A spy thriller in the wake of Infinite Crisis. (Yes, it’s Rucka again, shush.)

Batgirl: Stephanie Brown The legacy continues.

Batman: Streets of Gotham Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen, what more could you ask for?

Post Flashpoint:

Batwing: The Lost Kingdom The story of David Zavimbe, the criminally underrated first Batwing.

Gotham Academy In the mood for beautifully drawn high school shenanigans with that unique wacky murderous Gotham flavour? Have I got a series for you.

Gotham Academy: Second Semester

We Are Robin With Bruce Wayne amnesiac, there’s no Batman to defend Gotham. Duke Thomas decides to do it anyway, and he isn’t alone.

Batman and Robin Eternal Cass is reintroduced to the DC universe. Azrael, too. (Look, I’ve got a soft spot for this dorky nineties disaster.)

Detective Comics: The Rebirth Deluxe Edition Collects the 934-949, which unfortunately means it stops right before the big anniversary  issues that focuses on Cass (plus Jean-Paul and Luke being shippy as hell), but it’s still a good opportunity to jump into the team book she, Steph and Kate were part of when Rebirth started.

Batman and the Outsiders The team book Cass graduates too, after Tynion’s run on Tec is finished and Hill does an arc of groundwork. (Sadly not included in this trade, but I think it summarises the events pretty well.) If you too were pining for Cass and Duke bonding, this is the book for you.

Batwoman: The Many Arms of Death And this is where Kate went! Great writing, gorgeous arc, beautiful UST with Julia Pennyworth and a brand new frenemy.

Wonder Woman: The Lies Rucka revamps Diana in Rebirth.

Adventures of the Super Sons

Supergirl: Reign of Cyborg Superman Orlando’s Supergirl is very charming, and I think it’s a great way for someone to transition from the show to the comics.

Superman: Action Comics Clark and Lois try to raise their son in a universe that doesn’t belong to them, uncomfortably stepping into the roles of their dead counterparts.

Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz make the most poignant, hilarious buddy cops.

Young Justice The gang is back together, and they’re drawn by Kris Anka!

Shade, the Changing Girl I’m running out of steam here but just trust me on this

Elseworlds:

DC Elseworlds: Justice League Look, I’m maingly reccing this for Elseworld’s Finest: Supergirl and Batgirl and Justice Riders, which they have very wisely featured on the cover.

DC Comics Bombshells What if a pulpy WWII AU focusing primarily on women that’s gay as hell.

Bombshells United A continuation that introduces the Wonder Girls, Dawnstar and Black Canary.

DC: The New Frontier Darwyn Cooke’s reimagining of the Silver Age.

Gotham City Garage Post-apocalyptic biker AU in which Kara and Babs are sisters and Barda has a mohawk. Not as gay as Bombshells, unfortunately.

The Legends of Wonder Woman A delight re-imagining of Diana’s origin story.

Sensation Comic Featuring Wonder Woman An out-of-universe anthology series. This only collects the first five issues, but look, one of them’s got Oracle in it.

Vertigo:

Sandman: Preludes and Nocturnes I don’t know what makes the thirtieth anniversary edition different but I sure did buy it anyway. (Tragically, the originally run of Lucifer isn’t also on sale but look....still worth it.)

The Dreaming Don’t read the description if you haven’t finished Sandman and want to avoid spoilers. 

Swamp Thing by Brian K. Vaughan Starring Tefé Holland. the daughter of Swamp Thing and Abigail Arcane, struggling to figure out just what kind of person she wants to be.

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DC Super Hero Girls: Midterms

Вот я и догнал все комиксы про DC Super Hero Girls, прочитав не только этот графический роман, но и цифровую серию Infinite Frenemies (точнее говоря, все выпуски, что вышли на данный момент). Сам комикс Midterms получился довольно легким и, наверное, не очень примечательным. И нет - не потому, что тут Харли на обложке - в этом мультсериале, напомню, она мне даже нравится. В этом комиксе Чудо-Женщина узнала, что порой миссии ее команды заканчиваются разрушениями, и решила подтянуть уровень супер-девочек усиленными тренировками и неожиданными проверками. Вот только сейчас в самом разгаре еще и экзамены, но готовятся всерьез к ним только двое - Бамблби и Лоис Лейн. А в спину им дышит Харли Куинн, которая почему-то на третьем месте по оценкам. Поэтому Бамблби пыталась сочетать усердную учебу и супергеройскую тренировку... пока не оказалась заперта ночью в библиотеке вместе с Лоис и Харли Куинн. Которая устроила им экзамены в своем собственном стиле. Как можно видеть - ничего особенного. Но прочитать разок можно, благо читается за один присест.

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Look forward to a new DC comic every day with the expansion of DC’s DIGITAL FIRST featuring all the big-leaguers in stories never before available on digital platforms by today’s top DC Comics talent!

This week DC announced it was expanding on its DC Digital First publishing imprint and giving fans an opportunity to thrill to new adventures from their favorite DC superheroes including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and more, in stories available for the first time on digital platforms. The new daily dose of comics launched with Superman: The Man of Tomorrow featuring stories by Robert Venditti, Paul Pelletier, and Batman: Gotham Knights with two emotionally charged narratives, and “rip from the headlines” story with art by Jim Lee.

The DC Chief Creative Officer and Publisher is excited by the prospect of getting readers more access to content than ever before. “This strategy is intended to get daily content to fans immediately,” Jim Lee said, “and also to ensure that when comic shops open back up for business, they will have new content and product that their customers will want — keeping fans interested in our characters and stories.” With the COVID-19 pandemic affected most retail outlets, including comic shops, DC’s Digital First releases will keep audiences engaged.

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SUPERMAN: THE MAN OF TOMORROW #1

BATMAN: GOTHAM NIGHTS #1

WONDER WOMAN: AGENT OF PEACE #1

The first week of DC Digital First titles includes Superman: The Man of Tomorrow by Robert Venditti, Paul Pelletier, Drew Hennessy, and Adriano Lucas, Batman: Gotham Nights featuring a story by Sal Giunta, Brad Meltzer, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair with a second story by Larry Hama, Mirko Colak, and John Kalisz, Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Inaki Miranda, and Hi-Fi, Aquaman: Deep Dives by Steve Orlando, Daniel Sampere, Juan Albarran, and Adriano Lucas, Flash: Fastest Man Alive by Gail Simone, Clayton Henry, and Marcelo Maiolo, DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies by Amanda Deibert and Erich Owen, and Swamp Thing: New Roots by Mark Russell, Marco Santucci, and John Kalisz. These series are new to DC Digital First, having previously been exclusive to DC Giants.

AQUAMAN: DEEP DIVES #1

SWAMP THING: NEW ROOTS #1

DCSHG: INFINITE FRENEMIES #1

FLASH: FASTEST MAN ALIVE #1

The line of DC’s Digital First will not replace or inhibit the release of new print comics (which will be returning soon to their traditionally available Wednesday launch dates next week), but enhance the market with material available seven days a week. In addition to these daily options, on Monday DC is announcing DC Essential Reads which will be releasing the “first chapters” of some of the most iconic graphic novels and collected editions in the DC catalog. Among those in the mix expect Watchmen #1 and Batman #608, the first issue leading into the “Hush” arc.

DC Digital First comics and free issues of the DC Essential Reads will all be available from participating digital retailers, including ReadDC.com, Comixology, Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and more.

Everyday is New Comic Book Day with DC DIGITAL FIRST! Look forward to a new DC comic every day with the expansion of DC’s DIGITAL FIRST featuring all the big-leaguers in stories never before available on digital platforms by today’s top DC Comics talent!

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Preview: 'DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies' #2 From DC Digital First

Preview: ‘DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies’ #2 From DC Digital First

It is Saturday, right? It’s kinda getting hard to remember after so many weeks in the necessarily lockdown we’ve all been observing. So, what better way to get your kids reading than with the second issue of DC Digital First’s DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies by Amanda Deiber and artist Erich Owen. out today, Saturday 2nd May. Check in on the girls as they face the latest DC crisis: the…

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.................................................................................. Discover new adventures seven days a week in DC's Digital First titles 💥 Here's EVERYTHING you need to know: https://t.co/ekLzLxC8LM https://t.co/VYTzPpZ7I5 .. DC Announces the Expansion of DC DIGITAL FIRST and the Addition of DC ESSENTIAL READS By DC Publicity - Monday, April 20th, 2020 (...) The first week of DC DIGITAL FIRST titles include Superman: The Man of Tomorrow by Robert Venditti, Paul Pelletier, Drew Hennessy, and Adriano Lucas, Batman: Gotham Nights featuring a story by Sal Giunta, Brad Meltzer, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair with a second story by Larry Hama, Mirko Colak, and John Kalisz, Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Inaki Miranda, and Hi-Fi, Aquaman: Deep Dives by Steve Orlando, Daniel Sampere, Juan Albarran, and Adriano Lucas, Flash: Fastest Man Alive by Gail Simone, Clayton Henry, and Marcelo Maiolo, DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies by Amanda Deibert and Erich Owen, and Swamp Thing: New Roots by Mark Russell, Marco Santucci, and John Kalisz. These series are new to DC Digital First, having previously been exclusive to DC Giants. (...) *** See full article here 👉👇 https://www.dccomics.com/blog/2020/04/20/dc-announces-the-expansion-of-dc-digital-first-and-the-addition-of-dc-essential 👈👆 . . #Superman #Batman #WonderWoman #Aquaman #Flash #SwampThing #DCSuperHeroGirls #Gotham #GothamCity #DCComics #DCEssentials #DCDigitalFirst #DCGiants

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DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #5 L: Gabriela Downie A: Agnes Garbowska C: Silvana Brys W: Derek Fridolfs

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Preview: DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #3

DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #3 preview. Jessica hopes her dog adoption fair will help some adorable pups find loving homes, but Catwoman plans to help herself! #comics #comicbooks #digitalcomics #DCSHG

DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #3

Written by Amanda Deibert Pencils Erich Owen Inks Erich Owen Colored by Erich Owen On Sale: May 9, 2020 Purchase

Jessica hopes her dog adoption fair will help some adorable pups find loving homes, but Catwoman plans to help herself! And when someone special catches Star Sapphire’s eye, will her jealous rampage ruin the day…or be the key to saving it?

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DC’s expanded DC DIGITAL FIRST publishing slate continues strong into its fourth week! Hope you have discovered some great stories by a variety of writers and artists, BECAUSE there’s something new every day of the week!

DC DIGITAL FIRST comics are available from participating digital retailers, including ReadDC.com, Comixology, Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and more. Every day is #NCBD!

Week 4:

Metropolis Monday: Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #4

“Buried Past” by Rob Venditti, Paul Pelletier, Drew Hennessy, Adriano Lucas and Clayton Cowles

A monstrous creature is appearing in the countryside outside of Metropolis and putting the beatdown on Superman. Can Clark Kent solve the mystery behind this muck beast or will Superman be buried for good?!

Batman Tuesday: Batman: Gotham Nights #4

“The Dragnet” by Mark Russell, Ryan Benjamin, Richard Friend, Alex Sinclair and Troy Peteri

Batman goes after the biggest criminals in Gotham City: Bruce Wayne’s billionaire peers. But when these blue-blooded businessmen turn to the Joker for help, they find themselves in over their heads. It’s up to Bruce Wayne to step in and save them…even though he may be just as guilty as the rest.

Wonder Women Wednesday: Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #4

“Hope Springs Eternal” by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Daniel Sampere, Juan Albarran, Hi-Fi and Travis Lanham

Wonder Woman visits an old friend on her last day, but afterward, Diana’s day turns into a nightmare. Meanwhile, the Penguin gathers a group of villains to enact a new plan against their heroic enemies!

Tidal Thursday: Aquaman: Deep Dives #4

“Worth” and “A Father’s Favor” by Dave Wielgosz, José Luis, Adriano Di Benedetto, Rex Lukus and Wes Abbott

“Worth” — Aqualad fights off a surprise attack from the Electrocutioner!

“A Father’s Favor” — Black Manta recruits Aqualad to assist him on a very personal mission.

Flash Friday: Flash: Fastest Man Alive #4

“Flash Forward” by Gail Simone, Clayton Henry, Marcelo Maiolo and Rob Leigh

The Flash has arrived in the 25th century to face down the villainous Eobard Thawne, the REVERSE-FLASH! But what Barry discovers isn’t a city in ruins, but a utopia filled with people who can use the Speed Force the same way he does. Can the Flash stop the sinister speedster when he’s surrounded by people who would die for him?!

Saturday Morning Cartoons: DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #4

“Fall Festival” by Amy Wolfram, Agnes Garbowska, Silvana Brys and Gabriela Downie

The girls are excited about this year’s Fall Festival, but Harley Quinn has other plans! Will Bumblebee be able to stop her and keep the pumpkinsfrom flying?

“A Sticky Zit-uation” by Derek Fridolfs, Agnes Garbowska, Silvana Brys and Gabriela Downie

Zatanna learns that magic isn’t always the solution for everything—especially when that thing is bright red and in the middle of your forehead!

Supernatural Sunday: Swamp Thing: New Roots #4

“Strategic Outcomes” by Mark Russell, Marco Santucci, John Kalisz and Dave Sharpe

At Sunderland’s request, the U.S. military is testing ways to annihilate the monstrous threat known as the Swamp Thing. From swamp to city they’ll hunt him, and while their target tries to keep the innocent from becoming collateral damage, the same can’t be said of his pursuers…

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DC DIGITAL FIRST – Week 4 First Look DC’s expanded DC DIGITAL FIRST publishing slate continues strong into its fourth week! Hope you have discovered some great stories by a variety of writers and artists, BECAUSE there’s something new every day of the week!

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DC Super Hero Girls: Infinite Frenemies #5 - “Fan Favorites” (2020)

written by Ivan Cohen art by Sarah Leuver