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    Superman: The Man of Tomorrow Kicks Off DC Digital This Week

    • By Cainan
    • June 15, 2020
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    DC is kicking off another great week of digital content and who better to get things started than the Man of Steel himself, Superman! The new issues run starting today through Sunday June 21. Great titles this week include a new Batman: Gotham Nights, Wonder Woman and The Flash. Check out some preview images below as well as the breakdown for each new comic coming this week.


    • Monday June 15:
      • Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #7
        • “Viral” by Dave Wielgosz, Yasmine Putri, Tom Derenick and Clayton Cowles
          • Jimmy Olsen quits the Daily Planet and joins up with a new hero in Metropolis, Soar. But Superman’s not quite sure the ViewTube superhero’s intentions are good.
        • “The Wrath of Wioska” by Dave Wielgosz, Miguel Mendonça, David Baron and Clayton Cowles
          • Superman’s in need of training to better control his powers and protect humanity, but will Wioska, a former member of Darkseid’s army on Apokolips, give him the best guidance?
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    • Tuesday June 16:
      • Batman: Gotham Nights #9
        • “A Flip of the Coin” by Frank Tieri, Scot Eaton, Wayne Faucher, Hi-Fi and Troy Peteri
          • Locked up in Arkham Asylum, Two-Face dreams of a better life—one with a white picket fence far away from Gotham City and Batman. He’s got the perfect plan, and it’s all within his grasp…as long as his coin flip turns up heads.
        • “Joker’s Wild” aka “Wha’cha Got in the Trunk?” by Mark Russell, Christopher Mooneyham, David Baron and Ferran Delgado
          • There’s a story that’s made its way around Gotham City’s comedy scene for years, the legend of a struggling young comic who finally snapped under the pressure of making it big. But who can say what really happened? No one knows for sure…

    • Wednesday June 17:
      • Wonder Woman: Agent of Peace #6
        • “Gundra the Great” by Jeff Parker, Aneke, Hi-Fi and Travis Lanham
          • Wonder  Woman  responds  to  a  distress  call  in  a  tiny  village  and  discovers a displaced Valkyrie from Asgard, but is she friend…or foe?!
        • “Wolf Cubs” by Steve Pugh, Marguerite Sauvage and Travis Lanham
          • It’s the Eighties, and greed is good for those that already have it all. Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor hunt down the reckless mastermind who makes the ultimate power move…the theft of Diana’s golden lasso!

    • Thursday June 18:
      • Aquaman: Deep Dives #9
        • “Screaming Sea” by Tom Taylor, Pop Mhan, Rex Lokus and Wes Abbott
          • Aquaman and Mera must stop Lex Luthor’s plans to drill into the ocean floor.
        • “Girls’ Night Out” by Andrea Shea, Isaac Goodhart, Cris Peter and Ryan Christy
          • Tula agrees to a Girls Night with Mera, but she quickly discovers that she and Mera have completely different ideas of what a Girls Night should be.

    • Friday June 19:
      • Flash: Fastest Man Alive #9
        • “Just a Reflection” by Michael Moreci, Sam Lotfi, John Rauch and Rob Leigh
          • The Flash is going to be late for a date with Iris if he can’t beat Mirror Master quickly. Can the Flash stop Mirror Master after he gives Flash’s darkest fears physical for?
        • “Ghosts of the Speed Force” by Jay Baruchel, Riley Rossmo, Ivan Plascencia and Rob Leigh
          • Barry’s been having nightmares lately where a voice from Speed Force calls out to him. After a speedster dies, they become one with the Speed Force, but is it possible for them to come back out?

    • Saturday June 20:
      • Teen Titans Go! Booyah #4
        • “Spam I Am” by Sholly Fisch, Philip Murphy, Marcelo DiChiara, Franco Riesco and Tom Napolitano
          • When a delicious icy treat extinguishes Cyborg’s internal firewall, he’s taken over by offers for spray-on hair, Scandinavian princes, and not-at-all fake Latvian jewelry! To save him, the Titans learn the only way to fight spam is with SPAM!

    • Sunday June 21:
      • Swamp Thing: New Roots #7
        • “Kind” by Andrew Constant, Tom Mandrake, Hi-Fi and Jimmy B.
          • Deep  in  the  bayou,  Swamp  Thing  continues  to  follow  the  fifolet, despite not knowing the mysterious spirit’s ultimate destination. On his way he encounters a strange and powerful girl locked away in the swamp, with magical friends and a monster at her door.
        • “The Bayou Bluebird War” by Phil Hester, Tom Mandrake, Hi-Fi and Dave Sharpe
          • Come one, come all, and watch as the terrifying Swamp Thing attempts to rescue a young boy from the spellbinding snare of a cursed circus!


    Make sure to check out our podcasts each week including Geek Vibes Live, Top 10 with Tia, Wrestling Geeks Alliance and more!

    Cainan
    Cainan

    DC Fanboy! Superman is the greatest comic book character of all time. Favorite movies are Man of Steel, Goonies, Back To the Future

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