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Starting in March 2026, fan-favorite Kyle Rayner will be once again Earth's titular Green Lantern. As Hal Jordan embarks on a mysterious mission that will test him to the limits, Kyle returns to Earth, and reclaims the mantle he held from 1994 to 2004. It all happens in "Green Lantern" #33, which also happens to be milestone legacy issue #600. Green Lantern Kyle Rayner Artwork by David Nakayama To commemorate this change in direction, the character will also sport a new look designed by artist David Nakayama, that reminisces his original suit from 1994, streamlining some of its most recognizable elements, and simplifying the awkward "crab mask." Regarding the new uniform, the acclaimed artist said in his Bluesky feed: "NEW! GREEN LANTERN 600 promotes KYLE RAYNER up to leading man status(!) w/ a streamlined new uniform designed by me!🔥💚 Kyle was my GL growing up, so yeah, a big deal to me. His new look is a clean-line take on the iconic original, and he’s...

Grimbor the Chainsman has surrounded Earth with a network of gigantic chains, preventing anything and everything from passing through the atmosphere. Lightning Lad is leading Saturn Girl, Shadow Lass, Mon-El, Light Lass, and Timber Wolf on a mission to check out the energy chains, only to find that the indestructible shackles are tightening around the planet at an alarming rate. Unfortunately for them, none of their powers has any effect on the massive chain, but luckily, Saturn Girl is able to detect a faint mental link emanating from the North Pole and towards the fetters. So begins...  "Tragedy at the Top of the World!" Legion of Super-Heroes #278 Cover by George Pérez (May, 1981) Artist:  Jimmy Janes Inks:  Bruce D. Patterson Colors:  Gene D'Angelo Letters:  Todd Klein Writer:  Gerry Conway A second team formed by Star Boy, Shrinking Violet, Colossal Boy, Wildfire, and Element Lad, is serving as liaison between the Legion and the Earth Council, in hopes...

Lex Luthor and Joker have merged into a nefarious all-knowing entity, thanks to the Absorbascon they stole from Hawkman in the previous chapter. Now, the World's Finest team has to meet this challenge by responding in kind, and recruiting the help of Green Lantern, brings back the fan-favorite Superman-Batman composite form from the early days of this series. World's Finest #46 "The Merger" - Chapter II Cover by Dan Mora (December, 2025) Pencils:  Adrián Gutiérrez Inks:  Adrián Gutiérrez, Vicente Cifuentes Colors:  Tamra Bonvillain Lettering:  Steve Wands Writer:  Mark Waid The distinctive trait of this title is its loose connection to DC's current continuity, and that is what makes it so enjoyable. The back-and-forth between Superman and Batman in their fused form is well executed as a reflection of how well the two characters know each other. Conversely, the dialog between Luthor and Joker seems to drag on, and unlike their interaction from the previous issue,...

Daughter. Sister. Soldier. Hero. But since she was 10 years old, Kate Kane has lived in the shadow of a prophecy and the machinations of a religion devoted to the end of all things. How do you fight the devil when the devil is real? And how do you win? Acclaimed writer and co-creator of the modern Batwoman, Greg Rucka returns to the story of Kate Kane alongside visionary artist DaNi for a "DC Next Level" series that will redefine Batwoman and her mission for a new generation. Batwoman #1 Cover by DaNi (March 2025) 1:25 Variant Cover by Joshua "Sway" Swaby Variant Cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau "Next Level" Variant Cover by Jorge Corona, Sarah Stern Artwork: DaNi Colors:  Matt Hollingsworth Lettering: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou Writer: Greg Rucka Batwoman and Alice by DaNi This is the third ongoing series for Batwoman. The first one was during the "New 52" relaunch in 2011, and the second one during the "Rebirth" initiative in 20...