“IN A WORLD…” I hope you read that Don LaFontaine’s apocalyptic voice, because that’s what we’re working with here. DC’s Future State project is taking their lineup and filtering it through the lens of potential tomorrows.
Within these pages lies the mother of all wars. All of DC’s multiverses fight against all of their dark multiverses for the fate of the all-inclusive Omniverse.
Hope. That’s what we want from stories. The darker the prose, the slightest of hopes we allow ourselves to accept. It is hope that Bryan Hitch dangles in front of us throughout the entirety of Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Flashpoint.
Tom King’s 85-issue run of Batman continues into the infamous pages of DC’s Black Label line of mature stories.
When adventure calls, you answer. It’s what you do. The drive can come from some primal force deep within your core, or it can come in the form of a mysterious Zeta Beam blasting you at the most inopportune times.
Kid Flash finds his purpose in driving the narrative of the book in the most hilarious display of hyperactive shenanigans I’ve seen in a long time.
In Nazi-controlled Dallas, Texas. Hitler, it seems, won World War II. DC is digging back into the archives to bring us a new take on an amazing otherworldly concept: the Freedom Fighters!
