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batcave-hero: Legends of the Dark Knight #4 Artists: Jheremy...

batcave-hero:

Legends of the Dark Knight #4 Artists: Jheremy Raapack 

comicbargains: DEAL OF THE DAY Marvel Comics Venom: The Savage...

comicbargains:

DEAL OF THE DAY Marvel Comics Venom: The Savage Six (LIMITED QUANTITIES)

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andresisbatman: Bane by ~bloodcult

andresisbatman:

Bane by ~bloodcult

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iminlesbianswithkathleen: The NineÚlairiBlack RidersFell...

iminlesbianswithkathleen:

The Nine
Úlairi
Black Riders
Fell Riders
Ringwraiths

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imxur: In the future, a lot is explained.

imxur:

In the future, a lot is explained.

brucewayneguised: From Justice League #10. Am I to expect more...

brucewayneguised:

From Justice League #10.

Am I to expect more Superman/Batman series? 

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harryp79: Superman/Batman 77

harryp79:

Superman/Batman 77

bimisthevillain: Damian Wayne, Time Drake, Dick Grayson, Jason...

bimisthevillain:

Damian Wayne, Time Drake, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd

Robin, Red Robin, Nightwing, Red Hood

lukasstarscream: The Power vs The Chaos

lukasstarscream:

The Power vs The Chaos

notimefortommorow: Batman black and white

notimefortommorow:

Batman black and white

dontdierory: barrowmen: Come on! There must be someone left...

dontdierory:

barrowmen:

Come on! There must be someone left in the universe I haven't screwed up, yet.

 #that was #the fucking #cruelest thing

#WELCOME TO DOCTOR WHO #would you like pain or suffering

comicsalliance: DOOMSDAY: Greg Pak Brings The Superman-Killer...

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DOOMSDAY: Greg Pak Brings The Superman-Killer Into The New 52 For 'Villains Month' [Interview]

By Andy Khouri

Formally announced earlier this week, September will see every title in DC Comics' "New 52" superhero line temporarily rebranded in the idiom of of the publisher's legion of super-villains. Among them will be June's Batman/Superman #3.1, whose villain de jour will be Doomsday in a story written byGreg Pak (Marvel's Hercules, Vision Machine) and drawn byBrett Booth (Nightwing). Tony S. Daniel provides the cover, which you're seeing here for the first time (it will be sold in the 3D motion style seen here).

Created by Dan Jurgens specifically to (temporarily) kill Superman in what became one of the best selling American comics of all time, fans have always given Doomsday kind of bad rap as a big dumb monster. Although they never escaped the shadow of the bombastic Death of Superman story in 1992, Jurgens followed up with a number of stories over the years that delved much further into the mythology of the character, whose sci-fi-style origins were revealed to be in the distant past of Superman's home world. There in fact were so many latter day Doomsday stories that DC eventually collected them into a 400-page omnibus (that's since gone out of print and now runs for hundreds of dollars).

Being a Doomsday fan, I was pleased to have the chance to ask Batman/Superman writer Greg Pak some questions via email about the character's first appearance in DC's rebooted continuity.

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