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Justice League International - Written by Dan Jurgens, with art by Aaron Lopresti and Matt Ryan.Hawk & Dove - Written by Sterling Gates, with art by Rob Liefeld.Krul, with art by David, Baron, Dan Jurgens, and George Perez. Daniel, with art by Ryan Winn and Tony S. Detective Comics* - Written by Tony S.Batwing - Written by Judd Winick, with art by Ben Oliver.Batgirl* - Written by Gail Simone, with art by Ardian Syaf and Vicente Cifuentes.Animal Man - Written by Jeff Lemire, with art by Travel Foreman and Dan Green.Action Comics* - Written by Grant Morrison, with art by Rags Morales and Rick Bryant.Justice League* - Written by Geoff Johns, with art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams.Also, current ongoing titles are marked with an asterisk. *NOTE*: Titles are arranged by release date, THEN alphabetically. The New 52 eventually was asigned the concept of Earth 52. Alongside these new additions, the company will continue publishing 25 of their existing ongoing titles, all of which will maintain their current numbering and storylines.

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After the event wraps up, beginning on Jand lasting throughout June and July, the DC Comics line of comic books will consist of 24 brand-new series that will begin at issue number one. The aftermath of Convergence will see an end to The New 52 imprint, however the continuity established within the branding will continue onward in the future. Finally, Young Justice featured titles involving many of the DCU's teenage heroes, such as the Teen Titans. The Edge featured characters with more of a hardline, action oriented setup. The Dark featured books whose characters were more magic or mystic based. Green Lantern featured all the books revolving around the various Lantern Corps. The Superman family contained all the book about Superman and his allies like Supergirl and Superboy, as well as Action Comics. The Batman family contained all the books about Batman and his allies like Nightwing, Batgirl, etc., as well as Detective Comics. The first family was Justice League, that featured the JL titles and many traditional super hero books except the big three that have their own group. In other cases, characters were brought in from different universes, such as with Voodoo, Grifter, Midnighter, Apollo, and more from the Wildstorm universe.Īll the New 52 titles were put into one of seven groups, or 'families' of similarly related books. Some books, like Green Lantern, directly following the events of War of the Green Lanterns, the final story arc of the previous volume of the book meanwhile, the new Teen Titans explores the first meeting of the team, effectively erasing the history of the previous modern day Teen Titans. Due to sales being generally high on both the Batman and Green Lantern franchises prior to the initiative, much of those family of characters' continuity remained the same. Changes to current characters ranged from minor tweaks, to complete reboots. The relaunch wasn't merely cosmetic, many of DC's properties were re-imagined or refreshed.

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Besides arcs in Justice League and Action Comics, as well as a hand full of specific time period books, the rest of the line would be set in the present. This would be explored in Justice League, with the first six issues being set five years in the past, where the concept of super-heroes were new to the world, delving into the new origin of the Justice League. Due to the effect of the ending of Flashpoint, both the Vertigo and Wildstorm Universes were merged into the DC Universe, starting the whole universe anew. The initiative launched on August 31st, when on the same day Flashpoint #5 was released, DC also released Justice League #1, written by DC Comics CCO Geoff Johns, and drawn by Co-Publisher Jim Lee. The New 52 also saw DC's launch of day and date digital release of all their titles. The initiative was an effort to get people excited about comics, attracting new, current, and old readers with easy jumping on points with 52 new #1 issues. Along with a number of brand new titles, many titles were relaunched versions of classic books like Action and Detective Comics. Starting in September 2011, following the end of Flashpoint, DC would launch 52 titles all starting at #1. The fruits of this meeting were revealed in June 2011 with DC announcing the New 52, a line-wide relaunch of all their titles.

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With dwindling/stalled sales, in October 2010, some of DC Comics lead executives and creative talents came together to discuss how to put a jolt of energy into their entire comics line.

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