Looks like another Dick Grayson push is on the way.

Nightwing, now under Ben Percy’s purview, is moving back to a twice-monthly schedule.

Speaking of Tom King written comics, Mister Miracle comes to an end with its issue 12…and we finally learn, did Scott Free ever really escape from the ultimate trap?.

Matt Wagner jumps aboard Batman #44 as artist for an issue focused on Dick Grayson! Talk about a rare treat!.

I’ve long thought Simon Spurrier has been far too underutilized during his time in the Big Two ranks, so putting him up-front with the incredible Bilquis Evely makes The Dreaming a must read, especially.

More Sandman Universe titles debut too! With The Dreaming and House of Whispers both releasing their first issues respectively.There’s also a relaunch of United States of Murder that month, and a nice little cheap Jinxworld sampler for those wanting to dip their toes in! Sounds like some fun meta-shenanigans will be on tap. Jinxworld adds another series to its new DC-labled line-up in Cover, which re-teams Brian Michael Bendis and David Mack, a spy story that finds the intelligence community recruiting a comic artist as a spy.Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo reunite for the very first new Black Label release in Batman: Damned, which looks to be a horror story surrounding the murder of the Joker, an amnesiac Batman and guest-starring John Constantine.It seems a bit reminiscent of Identity Crisis in its murder-mystery approach, but I’m ever so curious to see how he returns to both Booster Gold and Harley Quinn just after his short work with them in Batman. King has basically been the hottest writer in the industry for a couple of years now, and with multiple Eisners to his name, and potentially more to come, putting him in charge of an event title like this is a no-brainer. Tom King and Clay Mann’s Heroes in Crisis kicks off that month as well.It’ll be a beautiful book to behold for sure. Now that they’ve been able to shed the requisite origin story, it’s possible that Morrison, Paquette and Fairbairn will be able to really dig into some cool thematic meat given their very Marston-heavy focus on the character.

Wonder Woman Earth One volume 2 keeps that irregular prestige line going with what is probably the best creative team of the bunch.

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