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I am going through my comic collection. Has anyone read Officer Down (2001) as the crossover event? (Link to dc fandom wiki). I have 2/8 issues from mystery comic boxes and was wondering if I should hunt down the other 2. (Issues under read more). I prefer to read everything in print. But comics are expensive after a while.
Is the Batfam crossover Officer Down worth issue hunting?
Yes
No
Pirate away me hearty (it’s mid but worth a read)
Other/curious
The rumours are true – Judge Dredd / Biker Mice From Mars arrives in stores this December, as The Lawman of The Future takes on Those Radical Rodents in a two-part comics event from Dan Watters, Ryan O'Sullivan and Jordi Tarragona…
Super Soldier Man of War #1 (1997) and Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #13 (1964)
Co Plotters Mark Waid and Dave Gibbons pay homage to Co Plotters Stan Lee; During the Amalgam Comics event in which several Heroes and Villains from both DC and Marvel Comics are combined in new and interesting ways; Notably as seen here Captain America and Superman, the panels we see here are direct reference to Cap's first meet with the Howlers from their comics thirteenth issue.
Remember when James T. Kirk became a member of the Green Lantern Corps?
Justice League vs Predators
New Post has been published on https://www.madpicks.com/culture/comics/watchmen-joining-superman-batman-dc-comics-universe/
‘Watchmen’ Is Joining Superman And Batman In The DC Comics Universe
One of the big mysteries of DC Comics‘ big reboot event Rebirth is what, exactly, the Watchmen have to do with the whole thing. One of the dangling plot threads in the reboot was that Batman found, wedged in the wall of the cave, a certain button with some “bean juice” on it, and that the original ginger Wally West was removed from time by, supposedly, Doctor Manhattan. Well, in April, we’re going to find out just what the Watchmen have to do with all this.
Watchmen, of course, is Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ seminal ’80s superhero story about a set of optimistic ’60s heroes slamming smack into the crime, blight and moral darkness of the 1980s. It’s also been one of DC’s top selling graphic novels ever since it first arrived. But DC has been, with one or two exceptions, fairly strict about keeping Night Owl, Rorschach, and the rest of the gang firmly away from its superheroes. But, come April, Batman, written by Tom King and drawn by Jason Fabok, and The Flash, written by Joshua Williamson and drawn by Howard Porter, will answer it with the crossover The Button, crossing issues #21 and #22 in both books. We assume there will be a Bat-beating for everybody, but especially the Comedian. That guy was really a jerk. We’ll find out in April. In the meantime, DC’s sent along some neat GIFs of the covers, including a hint that Reverse-Flash might be involved. Or, at least, really wishes he wasn’t:
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(via DC Comics)
