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Today sees the publication of Ram V, Mike Perkins, June Chung and Aditya Bidikar's Future State: Swamp Thing from DC Comics Going forward thousands of years to a world that Swamp Thing either saved or destroyed, depending on your perspective With a Swamp Thing who has solved problems that initially vexed him And it goes[...]

The new post-Future State series will be written by Ram V, drawn by Mike Perkins, coloured by Mike Spicer and lettered by Aditya Bidikar (UPDATE: The Suicide Squad #1 relaunch details over here) Which is also the exact same creative team for Future State: Swamp Thing, with Spicer replacing June Chung, Could that be the pattern[...]

But we got to see some of Mike Perkins artwork. Swamp Thing Is No Longer Alec Holland In DC 5G Future State With Ram V tweeting out "Believe me when I say this, you are not ready for Mike's pages in Swamp Thing: Future State This is still a "tame" page from the book." Swamp Thing Is No[...]

DC Comics has revealed a first look at Lois Lane, the new series by Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins spinning out of the Leviathan Rising one-shot in May, and which of course you heard about first here at Bleeding Cool Lois Lane launches in July, but with the DC solicits neither officially out nor leaked[...]

Though this one was quasi-officially confirmed by "The Great One" Brian Bendis in the pages of Action Comics, this is the double dog dutch official confirmation with a cherry on top, and one more chance for us to say: "Pip pip!" We already pointed out that this solicit for May's Leviathan Rising ten-dollar one-shot confirmed Matt Fraction[...]

Last April, it seemed this project had fizzled out for unknown reasons, but it appears to be back on, according to the Leviathan Rising solicitation, which notes: An all-star roster of writers and artists highlight the new threat of Leviathan, but also tees up (sic) new ongoing series for Jimmy Olsen by writer Matt Fraction and[...]

These Lanterns soon hear of the attack on Panelo, and Kyle, Jesse, and Simon go to help. Green Lanterns #51 cover by Mike Perkins and Wil Quintana Green Lanterns takes a darker turn in this issue, with the Corps falling around the Simon and Jessica They don't know what to do, and their status as relatively new[...]

During all of this, the Green Lantern rings begin to behave strangely. Green Lanterns #50 cover by Mike Perkins and Wil Quintana Green Lanterns #50 is the beginning of a new era for this title as well, with writer Dan Jurgens taking the helm The book makes immediate changes by focusing more upon the Corps than just[...]

The Vaikeans are a race who hold protocol in high importance. Green Lanterns Annual #1 cover by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy That description might make Green Lanterns Annual #1 sound boring, and, admittedly, it is a slower-paced comic than the Green Arrow Annual we were graced with this week However, this comic is a very good[...]

Cripes! Who coulda seen that one coming? What do you do now?! For Dan Jurgens, the answer is: grab the nearest Mike Perkins and go take over Green Lanterns! According to DC's May Previews Catalog for items shipping in July, Jurgens and Perkins will be taking over Green Lanterns with issue #50 in July The solicit[...]

The confrontation between DD and Kingpin is especially quite awesome. There's a short follow-up story from Christos Gage, Mike Perkins, and Andy Troy It's about Foggy Nelson, and it's a nice little celebration of one of comic's best supporting characters As always, Perkins and Troy make it look quite awesome. Daredevil #600 art by Ron Garney and[...]

Plus, Mike Perkins will be applying his legendary talent to this book. Jessica Jones #18 cover by David Mack Jessica Jones #18 This is it: Brian Michael Bendis's final issue on Jessica Jones With one final story to tell from the team of Bendis and Michael Gaydos, this should be a special installment of the beloved series. Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #18 cover by Ashley[...]

In the final story, we see the alternate future in which T'Challa and Ororo Munroe conquer the world. Black Panther Annual #1 cover by Daniel Acuna Christopher Priest, Mike Perkins, and Andy Troy's story is a callback and celebration of Priest's distinct run on T'Challa's series Don McGregor and Daniel Acuna's piece was an emotional tale set[...]

She starts in Columbia, where she is hired to avenge the death of a child on behalf of the mother. Mark Millar returns to write this one, and he's joined by artist Ricardo Lopez Ortiz.  Black Panther Annual #1 cover by Daniel Acuna Black Panther Annual #1 This Annual brings back Christopher Priest, Reginald Hudlin, and Donald McGregor back to Black Panther, and they are joined by[...]

In a climactic finale like this, it would be better to have a genuine and traceable ebb and flow. Iron Fist #77 art by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy Perkins's hyper-realistic artwork is as glorious as ever though Even if the fights can be difficult to follow, he makes them as epic as the Iron Fist deserves[...]