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Graphic novelist and old friend Andrew Wheeler who wrote the JLQ strips that were first part of a failed DC Round Robin in 2021 (beaten by the now cancelled Robins series), then appeared in the Tis The Season To Be Freezing anthology, and appeared in DC Pride 2021 Looking at his new graphic novel from[...]

Or in the case of the last time, JLQ, something people can actively campaign against Last time DC Round Robin was won by Robins, this time there is less nominative determination available Each week will feature new rounds of voting, until there is a single victor It's not a pomegranate, what do you really think[...]

But when Jay's partner Cassandra joins as a new player, Lana's afraid the party won't ever finish their quest… Batman #118, the new run by Josh Williamson, launches from DC Comics, with 1:25, 1:50, 1:100 and 1:250 variant covers. While the old run James Tynion IV run ends with Batman: Fear State Omega #1. Lots of DC 2021[...]

JLQ – of Justice League Queer – was part of the DC Comics Round Robin tournament to see which comic book idea would get an ongoing series And while Robins – the title JLQ was first put up against, went to win that round and head to publication, JLQ from former Bleeding Cool contributor Andrew[...]

He was also the writer behind the pitch for JLQ in the DC Comics tournament that couldn't get past being initially put up against the eventual winner, Robins But he did manage to sneak them into his DC Pride story, published yesterday, which takes place at a Metropolis Pride event, with Jackson Hyde – Aqualad[...]

A recent story of his planned for DC's Valentine's Day anthology was moved to the DC Pride Anthology, And that's where we come in. I made the guess that Andrew Wheeler was behind the DC Round Robin pitch for JLQ that went up against Tim Seeley's Robins and lost, despite plenty of expressed fan support for[...]

Lots of people have been commenting and voting, with the JLQ Vs Robins getting the most attention, with Robins in the lead The DC team has chosen to conduct a Q&A through the DC Universe page Not available to those outside the US, Bleeding Cool has reproduced a few of these questions and answers for[...]

DC Comics has issued a list of potential upcoming comic book series, that will compete with each other, and the public vote, to be published by DC Comics