The latest champion from Infinite Crisis has been revealed – Stargirl! Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment sent us a look at the superhero in the free to play MOBA game that arrives on October 15th.

With DC and Warner Brothers pushing to develop their cinematic universe in a similar, but totally unique way from Marvel Studios, a lot of titles have been scheduled to take to the silver screen in upcoming years. However, taking a step away from Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, DC Comics has several astounding properties that absolutely deserve to make it to the screen in their own right. I now humbly present you with my Top Five Comic Properties Warner Bros. Needs to Develop for Movies:   5. Jeff Lemire’s Earth One Teen Titans Teen Titans just had a pilot ordered

The new Justice League of America débuts with a whoppingly ridiculous 54 covers, with Geoff Johns on script and David Finch handling art. Will Justice League of America #1 have you declaring “America, F yeah!” or just mumbling “America… ehh… whatever…”? Stoke your patriotic pride as Major Spoilers reviews Justice League of America #1 (this reviewer got the Indiana cover).

A bunch of sites found these images over the holiday weekend, but it looks like most are attributing the source to Entertainment Weekly, so we’ll go with that.  If you were wondering what some of the other characters from the upcoming Smallville: Absolute Justice were going to look like, here you go: Gotta say, I’m loving the Doctor Fate costume, and Stargirl doesn’t look half bad either.  And for those who are desperately searching for more Hawkman images, here’s a bonus shot. via Entertainment Weekly

Another Stargirl entry today, this time by Erin King.  I like the Manga influence on the character, and thankfully Erin doesn’t take the style to the far extreme.

Bow down to Gog After reading the final installment of this colon series, I’m really glad DC decided to spin these one-shots and specials out of JSA.  The Gog/Magog/Kingdom story has gone on long enough, and compressing four months worth of story into three one-shots solves the problem of the story grinding in place.  Fortunately, Gog makes a demand that may cause the breakdown to occur.