
Today at WonderCon, DC comics unveiled the creative team rebooting their entire universe in their Rebirth overhaul.
DC last rebooted their universe with The New 52 comics five years ago, and this new series will hit comic book shelves on May 25th, and will last for two years.
DC took to Twitter during the live stream to announce the new titles and creative teams, as well as some artwork:
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Action Comics (which will continue the story of Superman: Lois and Clark), written by Dan Jurgens
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All Star Batman, written by Scott Snyder and John Romita, Jr.
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Batgirl, written by Hope Larson
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Batgirl & the Birds of Prey, written by Shawna and Julie Benson
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Batman Beyond, by Bernard Chang and Dan Jurgens
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Batman and Batman Rebirth, written by Tom King
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Blue Beetle, by Benjamin Percy
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Cyborg, by John Semper Jr.
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Deathstroke, by Christopher Priest
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Detective Comics, written by James Tynion IV
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Flash, by Joshua Williamson
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Green Arrow, by Benjamin Percy
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Green Lanterns, by Sam Humphries and Geoff Johns
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Hal Jordan & the Green Lantern Corps, by Robert Venditti and Ethan Van Sciver
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Harley Quinn, by Amanda Connor and Jimmy Palmiotti
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The Hellblazer, by Simon Oliver and Justin Moritat
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Justice League, by Tony S Daniel and Fernando Pasarin
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Justice League America
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New Superman, by Gene Luen Yang
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Nightwing, by Tim Seeley
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Red Hood & the Outlaws by Scott Lobdell and Dexter Soy
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Suicide Squad, by Philip Tan, Jim Lee and Rob Williams
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Supergirl, by Steve Orlando
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Superman, by Patrick Gleason and Peter J. Tomasi
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Super Sons
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Teen Titans (with an entirely new team)
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Titans, (which takes over from Teen Titans), by Dan Abnett
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Trinity, (featuring Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman), by Francis Manapul
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DC will be releasing each of these books over the course of the summer.
Which of these are you most excited by?
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DISCUSSION
Looks at lineup. Sees no Animal Man, Swamp Thing, Gotham After Midnight, Jonah Hex, or Batwoman. Goes back to giving precisely zero fucks about anything in the mainstream DC universe... again.
On the plus side, at least Hellblazer is back to being written by a Brit again, and one who has some degree of competence with the characters! While I’m ambivalent about having Moritat on artwork, there’s no possible way for him to make it look any less like Hellblazer than the current art team.