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This week, Batgirl: Futures End #1 is all about the fanservice. In a good way, of course.... Welcome to the League Of Batgirls, from Gail Simone and

Go on, let's take the first page of New 52: Futures End out of context. I don't know, Superman, I think Wonder Woman deserves a little more romance than

We know that the creators of the New 52: Futures End are big fans of Bleeding Cool after they sent us a shot of their possible upcoming plans for the series (and may have inadvertently given away the ending). But a couple of months ago, we looked at the changing 3D motion cover of Superman for the[...]

Boom. Sonic Boom. And do we have our Future New Teen Titans? Heretic, Klarion, Lagoon Boy... And is that Jesse Quick?

  From the Diamond Retailer Summit in Las Vegas, our first look at a live 3D cover for this September, namely Batwing. Retailers were reminded that

The present… and five years later, courtesy of DC's September event. Swamp Thing is a robot Constantine is Fate And Charles Soule is writing four of them And is that Stephanie Brown as Batgirl? And more besides???? Harley Quinn in the White House, a Bat army, a returning from the grave Green Arrow… A lot can happen[...]

You may remember last year when we were running rumours about the return of Damian Wayne this summer, a DC Five Years Later event for September and a spinoff weekly comic and an Earth 2 weekly comic (and were widely mocked for spreading such obvious nonsense) that there was a third aspect to the rumours[...]

But for September, when each book takes a jump five years later as part of DC Comics' Futures End, at least we have an idea of what might be going on in these titles… everything from the Teen Titans and Green Arrow's death, a more extreme Batman, a married Mera and Aquaman – and a[...]

DC Comics have released the information about DC's 3D cover issues for September, each comic taking a trip five years into the future for a Five Years Later month wide event… But they aren't saying who is writing or drawing them. DC are having to release solicitations in advance in order to set print runs for various[...]

Details have been released for DC Comics – The New 52: Five Years Later Omnibus from Amazon, collecting all of DC's comics in September in one volume, much as they did with Villains Month, Zero Month and the original New 52 Launch month. Scott Snyder (Author), Geoff Johns (Author), Ivan Reis (Illustrator) In September 2014, as every title in the DC Universe published special[...]

Last year we reported that Brian Keene and Greg Rucka were originally part of the writing team for the Five Years Later weekly comic event Future's End from DC Comics, but both pulled out. We couldn't get him to talk about it then, but now he's confirmed the story. I'd previously said "No" to many other projects[...]

Free Comic Book Day is on 3rd May, 2014. Lots of comics, available free from your local comic book store, a mix of reprints and new material, all with the

When Five Years Later was first envisioned at DC Comics, it was designed to fix a few of the continuity goofs that had happened when the New 52 was launched. Well, from today's Justice League #25, here's another to add to the pile. Rather well executed, we get the origin of the New 52 version of Plastic[...]

Over at the Associated Press, DC Comics has handed them the news that DC Comics will be publishing a weekly comic set five years in the DC New 52 future

Courtesy of the DC All Access video, here is the trade dress possibilities for the new DC weekly comic, Five Years Later. Bleeding Cool has been running article after article about this project, which will see every New 52 book in September 2014 go five years into their future, before coming back to the present the[...]

I was joined at a bar by a DC comics creator of note who, not only told me that, yes, as Bleeding Cool reported, a DC Comics weekly title was spinning off from the Five Years Later event next September But then, according to the notes I managed to take, told me so much more. There[...]