DC Power Creator Breakdowns for Black History Month

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DC Comics has revealed their full inventive breakdown for the Black History Month-themed comedian e-book anthology DC Power for 2024.

DC Comics has revealed the total inventive breakdown for the Black History Month-themed anthology DC Power for 2024, on sale on the thirtieth of January. Including an introduction from Cyborg author Morgan Hampton, and a brand new variant cowl by DC and Milestone artist and co-founder Denys Cowan.

“Enduring Farewells,” by NK Jemisin and Jamal Campbell

Revealed with the preliminary announcement of DC POWER 2024, The Far Sector workforce of Sci-Fi author NK Jemisin and artist Jamal Campbell reunite for this epilogue to their Hugo award-winning collection. Set on the finish of Green Lantern Jo Mullein’s 12-month probationary responsibility, Green Lantern John Stewart arrives on the City Enduring to assist wrap up her tour, and escort her again to Oa. This epilogue additionally serves as a bridge to the 2021 Green Lantern run written by Geoffrey Thorne.

“The Light That Shines,” by Brandon Thomas and Khary Randolph

Spotlighting The Signal, this story by Thomas and Randolph is the non secular successor to “The Second Signal,” from 2021’s Batman: Black and White #6. During a battle with Chronos, Duke Thomas is transported to an alternate future model of Gotham City, the place he’s the Batman.

“The Session,” by Shawn Martinbrough and Tony Akins

Writer Shawn Martinbrough returns to writer a brand new story that includes Crispus Allen, the GCPD Detective turned Spectre he co-created with Greg Rucka throughout the pages of Detective Comics. Featuring artwork by Martinbrough’s Red Hood associate Akins, The Spectre groups up with Renee Montoya (The Question) to unravel a thriller with robust ties to Martinbrough’s upcoming Red Hood: The Hill.

“Lost At Sea,” by Deron Bennett and Denys Cowan

An Eisner award-nominated letterer, Bennett makes his DC writing debut on this Black Manta story, with artwork by iconic DC artist and Milestone Media co-founder Cowan. In this story, Black Manta finds himself collaborating with a crew of scavengers, one in all whom reminds him of his son, Jackson Hyde. Observing his crewmate, Black Manta is pressured to replicate on his relationship along with his son.

“Spice of Life,” by Cheryl Lynn Eaton and Asiah Fulmore

Featuring Thunder and Lightning (Anissa and Jennifer Pierce), this story comes from Milestone Initiative cohort Eaton (making her DC Universe debut) with artist Fulmore, whose first DC work was with Shannon and Dean Hale on the center grade graphic novel Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld. Anissa Pierce heads dwelling after experiencing difficulties along with her energy, simply in time to workforce up with sister Jennifer to cease the Condiment King from inflicting mayhem at an area meals pageant.

“Pit Stop,” by Lamar Giles and Sean Damien Hill

Acclaimed YA prose author Giles follows up his DC/Milestone debut (Static: Up All Night) with Blood Syndicate: Season One artist Hill on this story that includes Bloodwynd. Set after “A Superman For Hell” from Action Comics Presents Doomsday Special #1, Raphael Arce discovers the true historical past of the Bloodwynd mantle and his household’s connection to the Blood Gem.

“Pure Blackness,” by John Ridley and Edwin Galmon

I Am Batman author and Oscar award-winning screenwriter Ridley groups up with breakout DC artist Galmon for a solo story that includes Val-Zod, the Superman of Earth-2, diving into what makes him such a singular model of the Man of Steel.

“The Natural Order,” by Alitha Martinez

As each author and artist, Martinez (REPRESENT!: “It’s A Bird,” Batgirls, Nubia Coronation Special) creates a team-up readers would by no means count on, as Nubia and Mr. Mxyzptlik be a part of forces to stop each a darkish mage and a minotaur from invading Themyscira.

“Jump Shots and Loose Watts,” by Jarrett Williams and Domo Stanton

Speed Force author Williams and Stanton (REPRESENT!: “The Lesson,” The Sandman Universe: House of Whispers), craft a narrative that includes Kid Flash (Wallace West), spinning out the brand new Speed Force collection. In working with a child at a area people middle, Kid Flash displays on his upbringing, and the way it shapes him as a Super Hero.

“Fair Play,” by Greg Burnham and Jahnoy Lindsay

Milestone Initiative alum Burnham and artist Lindsay workforce up for a narrative that includes Mr. Terrific. When Michael Holt and a political activist are focused by assassins, Mr. Terrific is pressured to determine a approach out with out assistance from his expertise.

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Written by N.Okay. Jemisin, John Ridley, Brandon Thomas, Lamar Giles, Shawn Martinbrough, Cheryl Lynn Eaton, and Alitha Martinez Art by Jamal Campbell, Edwin Galmon, Khary Randolph, Denys Cowan, Tony Akins, Asiah Fulmore, and Alitha Martinez DC Power returns for spherical two with brand-new tales spotlighting Black characters from throughout the DC Universe by an all-star solid of writers and artists! N.Okay. Jemisin and Jamal Campbell return to the Hugo Award–successful world of Far Sector for an epilogue that includes the primary assembly between Jo Mullein and John Stewart! The Signal, Duke Thomas, finds inspiration from an unlikely ally. Crispus Allen searches for goal exterior of being the Spectre–and goes to Renee Montoya for steerage! Thunder and Lighting (Anissa and Jennifer Pierce), trigger sparks to fly at a neighborhood occasion crashed by the Condiment King; Raphael Arce learns the key origin of the unique Bloodwynd; Val-Zod, Earth-2’s Superman, contemplates the stability between his pacifist philosophy and defending the folks of his universe; and Nubia groups up with…Mr. Mxyzptlk?! All these tales and extra, simply in time for Black History Month! Retail: $9.99 In-Store Date: 1/30/2024

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