Brightest Day is over, Black Lantern Swamp Thing is on the loose, and Galahad’s secret has been revealed. What does this mean for the new status quo of Green Arrow?
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DC Sneak Peek: Brightest Day #17
The Star Sapphires make their appearance in this week’s installment of Brightest Day.
REVIEW: Green Arrow #4
Or – “Oliver Queen, Oliver Queen, Doing Some Things And Being Quite Keen!”
After several months of traipsing about the newly-created White Lantern Forest (not to be confused with the White Cliffs of Cover), Oliver “Green Arrow” Queen was shot in the head by an unknown assailant with a bow. How in the world is he not dead? (Here’s a hint: The book isn’t called “Unknown Assailant With A Bow.”)
Art Appreciation Moment of the Day: Ryan Sook
Today at the DC blog, the company unveiled the collect and connect covers to Brightest Day. The main character art is by Ryan Sook and when you look at everything joined, mysterious things begin to happen.
REVIEW: Green Lantern – Emerald Warriors #1
Or – “Okay, One More GL Title And We’ve Reached Spider-Man Level Saturation…”
There’s a whole lot shakin’ in the cosmic portions of the DC Universe lately, what with the strange corpses who stopped living and became mixed-up cosmic zombies, the rewriting of the books of Oa, half a dozen new Corps to compete with the Guardians boys in green, and pretty much life, death and the whole cosmic enchilada flying back and forth. During all of this, Guy Gardner and Guardian Ganthet have made an unspecified deal with a particular devil, in the hopes of protecting the universe at large. They probably forget how badly those sorts of things tend to go…
DC Comics Sneak Peek: Brightest Day #7
Want to know why all the dead people are back in the DCU? DC Comics promises the answer can be found in Brightest Day #7 arriving in stores this week, and released a sneak peek to tease the release.
Review: Titans #25
With Luthor’s assassin revealed, it’s up to Slade to deal with her. Can Deathstroke keep his client alive, take care of this seemingly immortal assassin and keep his team from falling apart?
DC’s Dark Secret
We posted the Ivan Reis black and white version of this image yesterday, and today The Source releases the image color. Now is the time to really see what is going to happen over the next year, and as I mentioned yesterday, it looks like many of the things undone, retconned, and redone in Blackest Night/Brightest Day may be going through a major change.
Rapid-Fire Reviews: Independence Day Edition (Second Salvo)
Or – “And Seriously, Don’t Even Get Me Started On All The Buckys!”
Day two of the Major Spoilers Star-Spangled Weekend™, I’m freshly sunburnt from swimming, but still Ready, Willing and Able (Attorneys At Law?) to go over some of the high-points of last month’s comic book output. The Justice League of America, all-American Tony Stark and the styling of verdant Lanterns and Hornets take center stage as our Rapid-Fire Reviews continue!
Review: The Flash #3
Or – ” ‘Geddoverit’ Isn’t Just A City In Iceland…”
In the world of comics, it’s pretty common to hear fans like me upset for YEARS about a perceived slight or mishandling of a beloved character. But, in the spirit of the Brightest Day (Not that we have much explanation of what that spirit or even what the Brightest Day itself is… Bygones.) I’ve decided to stop whining and embrace the return of Barry Allen’s buzzcut and tie to the role of Flash. After all, at least Wally West wasn’t murdered on panel just to make sure that Barry’s brand wasn’t being tainted, and he’s not traveling through time to resurrect himself from the dead or wearing a godawful new costume or something. Gather around, Flash-fans, ’cause tonight we’re gonna party like it’s 1984!
WizKids and NECA follow up with Brightest Day
Following the announcements that NECA and WizKids were venturing into the realm of Blackest Night for its DC HeroClix line, the companies are now donning their shades for Brightest Day, with announcements of Aquaman and Osiris figures.
The DC HeroClix Brightest Day Action Pack, available October 2010, is the follow-up product to the highly acclaimed DC HeroClix BlackestNightStarter Game. Tying in with DC Comics hit Brightest Day year-long series, the DC HeroClix Brightest Day Action Pack includes seven highly detailed HeroClix 3D figures ripped directly from the pages of the Brightest Day comic, plus an all-new, double-sided HeroClix map.
New Aqualad gets a name and backstory
There’s been a lot of speculation and discussion about the brand new Aqualad that will show up in Brightest Day #10, and now that discussion has reached a fever pitch on many message boards and forums, DC Comics has released more information about Jackson Hyde – Aqualad.