We were reading a beginner reader book about SuperGirl, and the final page is this shot of C-listers. I’ve tried Google Lens and got a couple hits, but am missing two. Can anyone confirm these and help with the others?

• Green woman in front: Jade
• Running woman in red and yellow: Jesse Chambers
• Dude in bat costume: Man
• woman in starry dress: ?????
• Ape: ??????

I would say Patrick Gleason and Peter J. Tomasi wrote Superman the best. Especially how they wrote the entire Kent family and Superman as a father and hero. Their entire run was great.

The new teen titans #26

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Also the hire up’s at DC have said they consider they Harley Quinn DC’s fourth mascot.

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What powers would you give the members of the batfamily for example.

Batman: the ability to concentrate on multiple things at the same time allowing him to achieve true multitasking.

Nightwing: empathetic six sense basically letting him sense people’s emotions. Maybe the ability to jump a bit higher than a normal person to.

Batgirl: technopath let her speak to computers making her the ultimate woman in the chair when she becomes oracle.

Red hood: the ability to see the path projectiles will take letting him avoid gun fire better and eventually aim guns more accurately. Also maybe a very slow healing factor after he becomes red hood.

Damian: the ability to perfectly copy any move he sees another person perform like taskmaster does, also explains how he’s so good at everything as a child.

What do yall think.

Gotham holds a majority of famous crime lords such as Penguin, Black Mask and Two-Face. Star City has Brick and Metropolis has the Intergang. On an international scale, there are the Parliament of Owls and League of Assassins.

Are there any more criminal syndicates and terrorist factions exist in DC just like in Marvel?

I have the TPB and I'd like to upgrade my collection replacing it with an omni, but I didn't find which one exactly collects this event. Also, is there a book (omni, deluxe or TBP) that also collects Tales of the Sinestro Corps? I read it but I didn't want to buy since it's merely 200 pages (I prefer thicker, bigger books, hence me looking for a single omni).

Suggestions?

I was looking on amazon to get paperbacks of the current run and the first 2 volumes are paperback and the newer ones are only hardbacks? Why is that?

By matched up I don't necessarily mean being an accurate adaptation because Teen Titans season 4 certainly wasn't accurate to the comics. But rather how good it was in quality, enjoyment, and its own spin on the ideas of the original story.

I ask because there are two Titans stories that are frequently adapted and retold again and again: The Terror of Trigon and The Judas Contract. Teen Titans 2003 did an adaptation of the latter in its second season and I certainly enjoyed it. However there's a decent bit about the Judas Contract animated movie from the DCAMU that actually have me putting it above the 2003 version and I could make a reasonable argument in its favor.

But by contrast, no adaptation I've ever seen of the Trigon arc even comes close to matching 2003's version, let alone surpassing it. While not perfect because nothing is it did a damn good job with the material and got me invested and caring about the characters and story. I'm curious if others feel the same or if you have an argument to make for other Trigon adaptions, be they Titans, the DCAMU, or some other version I'm overlooking.

So my understanding is Kyle is the last and only Green Lantern, but then a few pages later John Stewart is doing just fine, flying around with a green lantern ring and Guy Gardner has lost his ring but has new super powers.

So were they just spared by Parallax? How does John’s ring work? Where did Guy get his powers? I appreciate any help.

The Civil War was a major event in Marvel history that saw the superhero community divided by one question:

“Should the government be involved in superhero activities?”

Team Captain America said no.

Team Iron Man said yes.

If the heroes of DC were involved, it’s pretty clear most would be Team Captain America.

Is there a single hero that would be Team Iron Man?

I was just wondering because the way you get to the phantom zone I believe, is quite difficult. Unless if I’m wrong

I’m very curious as to what the flushing system in Atlantis is. Where would they go to the toilet and how does it flush- if it does. And whether or not they just like vaporise the crap, literally.

What are Nyssa Al Ghul's appearances aftre Death and the Maidens ? What led to her downfall?

If JL equals the Avengers,Teen Titans equals Young Avengers and The Terrifics equals Fantastic 4 then who's DC's equivalent of the X Men? Anybody know please let me know thank you in advance.

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• Beary's pick of the week: Nightwing #113

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DC and Imprints

^(Week 3 of DC's monthly schedule is really stacked, huh?)

• Batman/Superman: World's Finest #26

• Batman: Off-World #4

• Catwoman #64

• Green Lantern: War Journal #8

• Jay Garrick: The Flash #6

• John Constantine, Hellblazer: Dead in America #4

• MAD Magazine #37

• Nightwing #113

• Superman #13

• Titans #10

• Wonder Woman #8

Trade Collections

^(DC why must you tempt me with that JLD omnibus?)

• Batman: White Knight Presents - Generation Joker [HC]

• City Boy [TP]

• The Jurassic League [TP]

• Justice League Dark: Rebirth Omnibus [HC]

• Tim Drake: Robin - Vol. 2, A Chase of Chaos [TP]

Digital Releases

^(Remember, these are the short 'chapters' with a new chapter of a different series coming out daily. You can) ^(learn more here on Comixology)^(. This is also why these are in release order, not alphabetical. Some comics may release on DC Universe Infinite or WEBTOONS.)

• Tuesday, 4/16 (DC Universe Infinite) - Superman vs Meshi #21

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