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DC Comics para relanzar Batman con un nuevo problema #1 y un nuevo disfraz

Autor : Bella Actualizar : Mar 19,2025

2025 se perfila como un año monumental para Batman de DC. La carrera de Chip Zdarsky concluye con Batman #157, dando paso a Jeph Loeb y Jim Lee's Hush 2 en marzo. Después de Hush 2 , se lanza un reinicio de Batman #1 con un nuevo escritor, artista y disfraz.

La fracción Matt ( extraña X-Men , The Invincible Iron Man ) toma las riendas de escritura, unidas al artista que regresa Jorge Jiménez. Han diseñado un nuevo traje de murciélago y gris de inspiración vintage y Batmobile. La fracción afirma: "No estaría aquí si no fuera por Batman. Fue el primer cómic que leí ... Jorge y yo tenemos una versión muy superhéroe de Batman. Tenemos un nuevo Batmobile, tenemos un nuevo disfraz, tenemos nuevos personajes, y también tenemos muchos viejos, lo que hace todo lo que hace que Batman sea el personaje más genial en los cómics. Queremos celebrarlo. Vea el nuevo traje a continuación:

Arte de Jorge Jiménez. (Crédito de la imagen: DC)

Batman #1 llega en septiembre de 2025.

DC también presentó planes para sus títulos de Superman. Supergirl obtiene una nueva serie y un disfraz (diseñado por Stanley "Artgerm" Lau), escrito y dibujado por Sophie Campbell ( tortugas Ninja Mutant Mutant ). La serie devuelve a Kara a Midvale. Campbell comenta: "Viní en la industria de los cómics haciendo novelas principalmente gráficas que escribí y me dibujé, por lo que hacer lo mismo con Supergirl siente que estoy volviendo a mis raíces de narración ... Al crear esta versión de Supergirl, aprovecharé algunas de esas influencias a medida que se desarrolla la serie". Supergirl #1 lanza el 14 de mayo.

Art de Stanley Lau (Crédito de la imagen: DC)

Action Comics da la bienvenida a Mark Waid ( Justice League Unlimited ) y el artista Skylar Patridge, centrándose en los años de adolescencia de Clark Kent en Smallville. Waid explica: "Comienzo el libro con Clark como un niño de 15 años, aprendiendo a ser un superhéroe por primera vez ... Skylar y yo también estamos al al día a Smallville, todavía tiene esa sensación rústica, pero las granjas ya no se ven así". Esta carrera comienza con Action Comics #1087 en junio.

Finalmente, Krypto recibe su propia miniserie de cinco números, Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton , escrito por Ryan North ( Fantastic Four ) y dibujado por Mike Norton ( Revival ). Se profundiza más en la historia de origen de Krypto. North comparte: "El origen de Krypto siempre se ha hecho en un tipo de alto nivel ... la oportunidad de definir realmente a Krypto: mostrar lo que pasaría un pequeño perro perdido si aterrizara solo sobre un extraño mundo alienígena llamado Earth, fue realmente atractivo. Y yo también me enamoré de la idea de tratar a Krypto como el perro real: no habla, y no engañamos a los que leen sus pensamientos en las balones a cualquiera de Krypto: El último perro de Krypton #1 se lanza el 18 de junio.

Comicspro también reveló el relanzamiento de verano de Marvel de *Captain America *, escrito por Zdarsky y dibujado por Valerio Schiti. También se mostró una vista previa del nuevo universo cómico interconectado de Godzilla.

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