Comic Statues & Busts: DC Universe Superman from DC Figures

Author James Robinson teams up with artist Fernando Dagnino as catastrophe strikes in the aftermath of “Codename: Loyalist,” with Capital burying own of its own. With a man down, the Study Constabulary are on their own when it comes to stopping a company of Wonderful-Villains from thievery a formerly prevalent commodity that has quickly risen in value. Intrigued? Well, noble. Scroll down for a few pages from SUPERMAN #692 , which hits 9/30.

Robinson has deep down been knocking it out of the park on this book, and fitting the first bellman alone has me so keyed up that I won’t harm it for myself by reading any further.

Even if Cry For Morality hasn’t been what I wanted, Superman is my favorite words just now, and I have squiffy hopes for Robinson on JLA once he’s had a couple months to clear up in.

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“Beyond the page” is a bit of a giveaway right there.

Could this mean a glimpse at the way forward for the long-discussed Justice League film? Or might it simply be more information about Zack Snyder’s new Superman film?

Or possibly both.

Given that the panel is honoring Superman, we expect that some story information — even in the broadest possible terms — will be teased; sort of a “where we’ve come from cinematically since the Donner films, and where we’re headed next” sort of discussion.

Meanwhile, what about the Justice League film? A box office home run for Marvel with The Avengers will doubtless put DC/Warner Bros on notice, but the DC universe has a problem with its films: none of them have been planned from the get to work together holistically. Christopher Nolan has stated unequivocally that his Batman exists in a universe where Superman does not exist. And it’s hard to imagine Christian Bale choosing to share the spotlight and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with an ensemble of super-powered superheroes like Green Lantern and Superman.

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