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Today's Look At DC Comics Five Years Later, With Batgirl, Birds Of Prey, Suicide Squad, Batman, Green Lantern Corps, Infinity Man And The Forever People, Superboy, Justice League United And Constantine

Published Wed, 10 Sep 2014 07:00:49 -0500

Last updated Wed, 10 Sep 2014 10:05:54 -0500

Another week of September, another look through the future of the DC Universe five years later. This is how it was looking last week, with a farmer Superman, captured Earth 2 superheroes after the Earth War, a destroyed Atlantis as a result, Batman with a plate in his head (and more?), a dead Green Arrow, a KGBeast Russian premier… and jetpacks for everyone. We also checked in on Power Girl and Batgirl already today. Who is all Baned up.

Look, they say as much in Birds Of Prey: Futures End too.

But she's not alone. Suicide Squad has also had some of that venom juice find a home in Harley Quinn.

More cosplay possibilities? But Suicide Squad is also about the uptake in clone technology.

Something Batman comes up against as well, with Luthor and his Superman plans.

With all the Earth 2 doubles, it looks as if Five Years Later cloning will be creating even more confusion give years later.

Oh and as to that plate in Batman's head? As he said, that's just a start…

He's just a metal puppet right now. But with all the changes…

The black and white morals to come of Jon Stewart exposed quite literally in Green Lantern Corps: Futures End #1…

Infinity Man And The Forever People: Futures End #1 gives us more details on the assault on Earth to come…

Gen-13's Freefall makes her first proper appearance in the New 52 as well, getting down with Superboy… so she should be along soon.

This is your new Justice League five years hence, from Justice League United: Futures End #1. I'm guessing Arsenal is killing cats somewhere.

And Constantine: Futures End #1 gives us the Earth War… but also the get out clause.

Are we back to Twilight Of The Superheroes again? Will Constantine be the one to wipe out Five Years Later, Futures End, in one go?

Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London. With an exhibition and launch of David Ziggy Greene's original art from Scene & Heard, the acclaimed illustrated reportage as published in Private Eye magazine since 2011.