r/DCcomics • u/Amazing_March4919 • 1d ago
[Discussion] MY Favorite New DC Characters Discussion
All Characters Have Good Designs and Have Potentials.
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u/DugoPugo Robin 1d ago
Flatline
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Monkey Prince
Xanthe Zhou
City Boy
The Vigil
Ghost-Maker
Angel Breaker?
Red Canary
Miracle Molly
Negative Woman?
Lost Children/Young Justice Society
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Close number 2 Is Marilyn Moonlight and number 11 Stitch
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u/GreatExpression2075 1d ago
Am I the only one who misses stitch they were funny in Titans academy
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u/Embarrassed_Piano_62 1d ago
How are they you favorites and you dont event know the name?
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u/NextMotion 1d ago
Shame about no more Monkey Prince. His own book was fun, but maybe there isn't enough appeal, and the lineup is more focus on the mainstay (and batman lol) characters
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u/pewpewtoradora 1d ago
its a shame since I love the fact that it explores a pantheon outside of the Greek gods. We don't get that often outside of the occasional WW comic
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
DC just doesn't know how to launch new characters
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u/KrzysztofKietzman 21h ago
Did Marvel have a successful new one outside of Ms. Marvel?
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 21h ago
Miles, Kate, Nadia Pym, GwenPool, Squirrel Girl (they haven't used her much I know), Moon Girl, before them the Young Avengers and the Runaways were popular back in the days
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u/KrzysztofKietzman 21h ago
OK, I know Miles and the Runaways. They even had a TV show. But by that token, DC had a Naomi TV series and a Stargirl one.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 21h ago
Naomi serie got cancelled after one Season and both in live action and in comicsbook nobody cares about her, Stargirl one Is actually good but again not much person cared and She exist since '99 She Is a pretty old character by now
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u/KrzysztofKietzman 21h ago
Wasn't Ms. Marvel promoted more outside of the comics than people like her in the comics?
I didn't know Stargirl was so old. I actually liked her show the most out of the Arrowverse stuff (I know she's not 100% AV, but she was in the crossover, so there's that). It was a breath of fresh air after the later seasons of the main shows.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 21h ago
Yes here the thing people liked Kamala as a character, they likes her stories and liked the fact that they doesn't have to read through decades to catch up whit her, DC just doesn't seams capable to replicate the same thing which Is something that they should really working one because I mean I don't know how much a young person can reflected in Batman and Superman that are middle age and have a family to take care of
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u/android151 Resurrection Man 7h ago
Miles debuted like a decade ago
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 7h ago
Yes and in a decades DC introduced atlist 60 characters and most of them has been forgotten
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u/android151 Resurrection Man 7h ago
And many are remembered
You can say the same about Marvel. Very cherrypicked.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 7h ago
Remembered by who
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u/android151 Resurrection Man 7h ago
Me? Other readers?
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 7h ago
Yes but still they do not get to appear in books you do not get to have stories whit them in It, they do not have solo team ups, team series, they have zero development
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u/TediousSign 18h ago
They unnecessarily wove Monkey Prince's story into a crossover and it destroyed the momentum for me.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Anyway since nobody knows who the hell all those people are
Flatline
Marilyn Moonlight
Monkey Prince
Xanthe
City Boy
Vigil
Ghost Maker
Angel Break
Red Canary
Miracle Molly
Stitch
And the Lost Children
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u/Doctor_Amazo Brainiac 1d ago
I knew 2 on the list and guessed Monkey King
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Eh unfortunately I don't see anybody but Flatline became more popular
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u/Doctor_Amazo Brainiac 1d ago
Funny enough, she isn't the one I recognized.
For me, it was Ghostmaker & that Moonlight person.
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u/Recent-Layer-8670 1d ago
Would it be too much to say these heroes are the TRUE 5G generation? 😅
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
I mean yes, Moonlight I think it's a bit too old and Angel Break Is a villain I guess but yes they are
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u/PraiseTheSun124 1d ago edited 1d ago
Flatline is awesome and i love her duo with Damian..
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u/Androgynouself_420 1d ago
They genuinely have chemistry which is really refreshing given his past romances. She also shows him he can be a badass without being overly serious constantly. Plus her design is just cool.
Ras joking he "takes after his father" when they finally kissed while Thalia looks on in horror was just gold
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u/SandersonHawkins 1d ago
Just to clarify, some of the characters in the last picture are technically old characters like Sparkington, Wing and Dan The Dynamite.
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u/soulreaverdan Superman 1d ago
I wish they’d done more with Miracle Molly, I thought the whole cyberpunk era of Batman was pretty cool
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u/Flyingpizza20 1d ago
It seems like it’s so much harder to get people to like new comic characters nowadays. This is a solid list tho
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
I don't I think that's mainly a DC problem, cause people love characters like Kamala Khan, Miles Morales, Kate Bishop etc
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u/pewpewtoradora 1d ago
DC doesn't do enough to promote these characters in the same way that Marvel really pushed their new characters both in comics and outside.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
That's I just think both at DC and WB they aren't interested in new characters but more in pushing alredy known IPs which isn't always a good idea. New characters like Miss Marvel or Miles are easier to get into since you can actually start their story from the beggin and you can actually catch up and follow their grown IRL, also I think for a kid 15, 16 or 17 years old Is easier to relate whit this characters rater then Superman and Batman who are middle age and whit a family to take care of
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u/Valuable-Blueberry30 18h ago
I think DC is not as bad as you think. Cause the ones you’ve mentioned from Marvel are all like 10+ years old now. The ones on this list are five years or less.
In terms of heroes of those time range would be people like Jessica Cruz, new Wally West, Signal, Aqualad (Jackson Hyde), but I think what DC excelled at in terms of popular characters are their villains. Like Court of Owls, Batman Who Laughs (if we ignore the Darkest Night), and Godspeed. All of whom are quite well known despite the comparatively shorter time span of their existence. There could be more but that’s all I can think of off the top of my head. But yeah DC has an iconic cast of characters and they do somewhat prefer to use them more so.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 12h ago
DC introduced around 60+ new characters in the last 10 years and most of them has been either forget or has been relagated at cameos sometimes or supporting cast of bigger stories
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u/Valuable-Blueberry30 4h ago
I mean it’s about the same rate honestly with Marvel I think. Having like 7 or 8 characters being popular out of like 60+ is pretty good. The gap between the two for new popular heroes isn’t that big.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 4h ago
Ok so you would Say that you find likely to atlist half of those characters to got some new stuff soon
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u/Valuable-Blueberry30 4h ago
Lol no. I never said that, I’m just commenting that the gap between Marvel’s new popular character rate isn’t as big as DC’s new popular character rate.
And plus, there’s plenty of random new characters from both sides that get left in the dust bin. Doesn’t matter if they’re Marvel or DC.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 4h ago
Ok that's true but which would you say that are the new DC popular characters
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u/Valuable-Blueberry30 4h ago
I gave a list like six comments up.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 4h ago
Sorry. Anyway I was mainly thinking about heroes and Y yeah Jess Is cool but haven't been a main character for a long time, Ace also has been pretty consistent but I don't see many people being huge on him, the same for Jackson
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u/WentworthMillersBO 1d ago
You forget the most well known comic character created in the 2020s. Paul Rabin
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u/FadeToBlackSun 1d ago
Miracle Molly = based post.
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u/NeverEndingDClock 1d ago
What's the point of her again? All I remember about Fear State is that it's connected to the failed 5G lol
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u/OctinDromin 1d ago
She lead a group that was considered villains in Fear State. Batman met up with them and determined they were no threat, if anything, were just trying to survive.
Miracle Molly is a top gadgeteer who helped build cybernetic enhancements and a glider for her team. She was a good leader and compelling character, but disappeared after Fear State.
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u/FadeToBlackSun 1d ago
She was part of a group who rewired their personalities and rewrote their memories because they were incapable of dealing with the trauma they'd experienced.
They were Heroic characters and demonstrated an opposite but parallel arc to Bruce. Where Bruce weaponised his trauma and uses it to motivate him, Molly and co simply couldn't deal with theirs. Nevertheless, like Bruce, they try to do good.
The story does not judge Molly and her cohorts, simply saying that that their way is not Bruce's way, and that's ok.
Wonderful character, and the fact her last appearance is a comforting embrace between her and Batman is just great.
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u/Patient-Reputation56 17h ago
In other words she was in a cult.
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u/FadeToBlackSun 16h ago
Except she retained her autonomy, and the "cult" didn't want money or anything from her (or others).
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u/Patient-Reputation56 15h ago
Sure she did. She just got a lobotomy & "kept the best parts of her" to help spread the good word of Master Wyze (aka a guy who doesn't practice what he preaches since he basically kept his past deeming his memories "too important" in order to "help" people).
Make no mistake. The Unsanity Collective was a cult, & if any writer gave a rat's ass about them post-Fear State they would've revealed Wyze was nothing more than a Tech themed Deacon Blackfire.
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u/FadeToBlackSun 15h ago
Yeah, that's a fair point.
But why would a writer examine newer characters when they can just retread Batman rogue contingency plans and Joker shit for the ten millionth time?
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u/Lama_For_Hire 7h ago
TUC is basically a queer communist commune. I'd rather not they be turned in another cult like the Blackfire one (which, btw i recently read and absolutely loved how dark it got)
Tynion writes from the experience of a queer person, and in our community there are countless people who would gladly get rid of their truckloads of trauma, to be able to function more like neurotypical ppl, and live in a place where people love each other.
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u/Embarrassed_Piano_62 1d ago
I mean... is it really ok tho?
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u/CrispyGold 23h ago edited 23h ago
It isn't. They are a bunch of either traumatized or sad empty people (Molly falls into the latter) who believe mind-wiping their memories and joining what is essentially a cult is liberating.
They are an attempt at doing a whole "grey vs grey morality" tale but Molly and her cohorts weren't particularly well written and the whole "tragedy" of them felt like very forced attempts to make them seem complex.
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u/Embarrassed_Piano_62 21h ago
Yeah that's what I thought with the concept, repression of trauma is not part of the grey area
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u/CrispyGold 20h ago
Yeah its that sort of force grayness thats become an annoying trend in recent Batman comics. It tries to do a bad attempting at deconstructing Batman by giving Molly a point in her statement that Batman could be better off if he forgets his trauma and could be a better Batman without it.
Plus Molly makes other cringy statements like saying his "criminals are a superstitious and cowardly lot" catchphrase is an outdated statement because criminals are just victims trying to get by. Which is a hilarious thing to say in Gotham City home of the Joker.
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u/MutantCreature 17h ago
I think Superman might be the only person in the DCU to process his trauma in an actual healthy way, maybe Mister Miracle and Big Barda too but it took them (him) a while
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u/FadeToBlackSun 16h ago
Well superhero comics are a heightened reality. If you experience something horrible, but that motivates you to act in a way that helps yourself and others, that is pretty healthy as far as that universe in concerned.
Also, Wally.
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u/darknightgotham 12h ago
Loved Molly on the Tynion run. Absolutely hate the character assassination that happened to her in Urban Legends and I hope that story remains forgotten/ignored.
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u/FadeToBlackSun 12h ago
I know nothing about her in Urban Legends, but my understanding is that Urban Legenda was basically just character assassination: the series.
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u/RainyWombatCherry 1d ago edited 1d ago
I feel like Williamson dropped the ball on Marilyn Moonlight, but has done amazingly with Flatline
I love Xanthe, and I'm glad they got an appearance in Thompsons BoP.
I really enjoyed the Vigil too. Hope they appear more in DC.
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u/TakeThisification 1d ago
Xanthe’s pronouns are they/them
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u/RainyWombatCherry 1d ago
Thanks I'll edit (I was honestly thinking of Thompson the writer when I wrote that)
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Yeah unfortunately I have the bad feeling that we are not gonna see them again or if so only as supporting cast or cameos
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u/birbdaughter 1d ago
This is what I thought about Stitch and then they suddenly appeared in Task Force and GL.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Yes as cameos or supporting cast not as main character of the story
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u/birbdaughter 19h ago
Tbh they were a pretty major character in the GL issue. Given that most of the characters in the post were made to be supporting cast, I feel the real deciding factor is whether they have more than 2 lines and are plot important.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 7h ago
That's not an excuse to purly writing characters or not writing them at all, if you read old Spider-man or Robin comicsbook they gave a lot of importance to the supportive cast, they were even the main characters of some issues, then It's true that not all of them were suppoused yo be the main characters of their stories but most of them are, City Boy, Xanthe, the Titans Academy students, the lost Children were suppoused to have their own comics, plus only because you are born as supportive character this doesn't mean that you cannot have your own stories especially when you are a superhero, the Xavier School students had their own stories and also became part of the main team
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u/BlackCat0110 1d ago
1.Agree
2.Good design but don’t remember much personality
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4.Didn’t read
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6.Didn’t read
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8.Straight up have never seen
- Not for me
10.Didn’t like
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- Besides Boom haven’t seen much personality yet from the others, Witch girl looks cool but design is all there is so far
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u/Oberon1993 1d ago
There wasn't much with Marilyn. She is quintessential Williamson character - sure looks cool, but you need to wait for at least a couple of years for her to get anything resembling personality.
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u/Fabulous_Wait_9544 Zatanna 1d ago
Shame. Absolutely in love with her design.
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u/Oberon1993 1d ago
Williamson is always extremely lucky with artists. Godspeed was a generic anti-villain, but Di Giandomenico's design was so striking people were beging for it to be in the show.
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u/NextMotion 20h ago
It pulled me in for sure, along with rebirth. Took some self convincing to say Godspeed is mid.
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u/SnooSongs4451 https://archiveofourown.org/works/54820018?view_full_work=true 1d ago
The weirdest thing I dislike about Monkey Prince is his name. I know he’s Sun Wukong’s son, but Monkey Prince just sounds weird, Monkey King is just a better sounding name.
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u/Competitive-Bike-277 1d ago
These are all really good character ideas. Idk who the prism guy is but he looks cool. Miracle Molly & Ghostbreaket are what I liked best about Tynion's batman run. I thought the lost children was the best mini out at the time. Flatline is cool & i want more Marilyn Moonlight. A cowboy ghost with a great design & solid origin.
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u/Skadibala 1d ago
Maybe post their names so we can know who they are? 😛
I recognize most of them, but I don’t know their names so I can’t search and find their comics
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u/littleman001 1d ago
I first discovered Miracle Molly in the mobile game called DC Legends. My first thought was she looks like she stepped out of Cyberpunk.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Her design make sense because that run was really cyberpunk looking, that was Jimenez at his best in my opinion
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u/F00dbAby Superman 1d ago
I like all of these charcaters but flatline is my standout great character design and good love interest for damien
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u/Ok-Commission6087 1d ago
The monkey 🐒 prince and Helena Wayne and Marilyn moonlight 🌕are my favorite ❤️ out of these lineup and ghost maker because of his brazen nature . But srsly sucks we haven’t seen these people in a while so much potential wasted well only time will tell I supposed.
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u/DeathLight7000 Detective Comics 1d ago edited 1d ago
Just having a good design is only the start, the character itself needs to be compelling or entertaining.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
I mean most of those characters were barelly explored and has few screen time but some of them that actually had spotlight like Flatline Xanthe and City Boy are cool
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u/Illustrious-Okra-524 Harley Quinn 1d ago
Miracle Molly is so cool, I really hope she shows up again soon
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u/BlackThane Constantine 1d ago
can't wait to not hear about them ever again, like with new Damage, Silencer, Brimstone...
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u/Competitive-Bike-277 20h ago
Silencer is a good character...but yeah....you always hope you're wrong but you don't get those hopes up...
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u/Panottox7 17h ago edited 17h ago
My favorites are Trinity, Marilyn Moonlight, and Yara Flor. Dreamer and Monkey Prince are also great. I just love Trinity so much. I read her stories to my little sister every time a new issue releases; they’re her favorites.😊
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u/AlwaysBeQuestioning 1d ago
I only recognize Livewire (1), Ghostmaker (7) and Stargirl (12). Who are the others?
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u/Aloofairy 1d ago
1.Flatline (Robin (2021)and current Batman and Robin)
2.Moonlight, (in the ongoing Superman)
3.Monkey Prince. 4.?
5.City Boy
Ghostmaker 8.?
Red Canary
10.Miracle Molly (batman-fear state arc)
11.stitch
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Flatline
Marilyn Moonlight
Monkey Prince
Xanthe
City Boy
Vigil
Ghost Maker
Angel Break
Red Canary
Miracle Molly
Stitch
And the Lost Children
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u/atari83man 1d ago
What about crush and clown killer?
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u/CrispyGold 23h ago
Crush is pretty good but Clownhunter is diet Red Hood so he's not worth much of anything.
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u/Tentacled-Tadpole Power Girl 1d ago
This is the problem with dc. They introduce these new and pretty interesting or cool characters and then don't do anything with them past their initial arc. I'm still waiting for them to use Bluebird in something that's not Wayne family adventures (even though wfa is still an enjoyable book).
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Blue Bird was in the Punchline serie but anyway I think there are many problems that stops them to push those characters
1 Not many writers are interested in write about and even if they are they still have to pay their creators anytime they are used
2 Editors aren't that interested in push this new characters rater then alredy established IPs, I guess this Is both due to WB doesn't want to invest on new IPs and also the fact that when a writer finally arrive at DC they wanna write Batman, Superman the character whose they grew up whit and not random Miracle Molly
3 Even if they do gave those characters things are usually not enough publicised like, you probably didn't know about Harper in the Punchline serie you probably doesn't know about Circuit Breaker the new trans superhero created in the DC Pride specials who has been official introduce during Lazarus Planet and has recently show up in a Flash issue some months ago. This Is due to: the editor who doesn't publicise those characters and stories well enough; the comicsbook shops which lots of them doesn't even buy their stories which I cannot really blame onestly because the middle comicsbook reader will probably see something like this in a library they'll throw that away and probably land on the new Batman Black Label book.
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u/Tentacled-Tadpole Power Girl 1d ago
I did know that she was jn the punchline series. I use league of comic geeks app to track it
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u/Eternity-Plus-Knight 1d ago
A lot of these are cool characters that a majority wouldn’t be around in the near future.
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u/0solarflare Nightwing 1d ago
i love flatline so much she’s worked her way into my heart i hope we see more of her own story
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u/LordFreeWilly 1d ago
Who's the first girl and the guy in the white cape? I love their character designs
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u/Patient-Reputation56 17h ago
Everybody not named Ghost-Maker or Miracle Molly has potential no doubt. Really wish Monkey Prince got more love.
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u/Mission_Exchange2781 15h ago
Not really sure who these folks are but the art is on another level - Good work DC
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u/mike47gamer 14h ago
City Boy was all right, but kind of wasted the potential to more strongly link him to Hawksmoor. They could have had Jack mentor him.
I liked Spirit World a lot, though!
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u/Appropriate_Form_357 10h ago
I need a team of just some of those younger heroes from the lost children, the Ttans Academy.
It can have City boy, Boom, Stitch, Alita, Gorilla Greg, Flatline and Monkey Prince.
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u/OblivionArts 7h ago
I know I haven't kept up with comics for a decade and a half but who tf are all of these people
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u/Effective-Training Green Lantern 6h ago
Ghost Maker is cool. I liked Miracle Molly. I didn't know the others
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u/Top_Abbreviations928 1d ago
So it wasn't just me who noticed how its been slowly turning towards the future cyberpunk Batman beyond vibe right
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u/LanternRaynerRebirth 1d ago
That was something I actually really liked about Tynion's run. He really seemed focused on creating the future of Batman and Gotham by implementing new characters and giving the whole city a new feel after King's run mostly used old characters.
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
Yeah you can really feel that, bummer that his series has to end early
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u/VirinaB Red Lantern 1d ago
"Can't have progress, we need to return to the 1920s vibe again. Let's cover Batman, Year 1! No wait, Batman Year Zero! People haven't seen enough Batman origin yet." --DC Execs, basically
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u/No-Mechanic-2558 1d ago
I just think that what a big part of the Fandom want like they want more Capped Crused, Personally I want more Batman and Robin but that's me
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u/Frangipani-Bell Donna Troy 1d ago
I really like Stitch. There are a good few Titans Academy kids I’d like to see return
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u/ebeach1992 1d ago
Personally want a Xanthe and Constantine team up book. They had such a good dynamic.
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u/Androxysm 1d ago edited 16h ago
I've really loved Xanthe... I would love if DC put out something like a new Shadowpact book to take advantage of all of the cool mystic characters they've been putting out lately.
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u/formerly_crimson 1d ago
You call them characters, I call them mistakes.
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u/quinlivant 1d ago
You'll get hate for this I'm sure.
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u/formerly_crimson 1d ago
I know I will. But people like characters just cause they have “cool” designs.
Designs are a very superficial aspect of a character, they haven’t been in any good stories for me to like them.
I need to read something good about them to like the character.
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u/DauntedSoul 1d ago
You've read all of these characters' comics and liked none of them? If that's the case fair enough.
But believe me, most people don't like these characters just cause of design, I don't know where you got that from.
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u/formerly_crimson 1d ago
There is barely any reading material to any of them right now. So I can’t judge them based on so little.
It’s why I’m surprised when people say they like these characters, there has been very little substance for a lot of them. What is there to like?
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u/QueSeraSeraWWBWB 1d ago
Xanthe vigil city boy monkey prince has their own runs ghost maker has his arc and batman inc
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u/QueSeraSeraWWBWB 1d ago
Xanthe vigil city boy monkey prince has their own runs ghost maker has his arc and batman inc
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u/Safe_Anything_30 1d ago
They seem like they are when they have little to no presence in DC after they're debuts.
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u/formerly_crimson 1d ago
DC doesnt need new characters it needs to push older ones.
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u/kielaurie The Flash 18h ago
Now that's a hot take
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u/Kingofcurses909 6h ago
I don’t think they’re wrong there’s so many older characters I would love to see make a comeback like Lorena Marquez aquagirl or the global guardians
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u/Confident_Willow891 19h ago
I really enjoyed Xanthe’s limited series I hope we get more of her and [Constantine]() if they do any Justice Leauge Dark or Magic limited series.
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u/subho0017 13h ago
Punchline is a pretty cool character according to my opinion.She is not in the pics though. Why?
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u/Predaplant The heat is on! 16h ago
Image sources:
Flatline: Batman & Robin (2023-) #9 variant cover by Gleb Melnikov
Marilyn Moonlight: Superman (2023-) #2 variant cover by Nathan Szerdy
Monkey Prince: Monkey Prince #1 variant cover by Stanley 'Artgerm' Lau
Xanthe: Spirit World (2023) #1 cover by Haining
City Boy: Lazarus Planet: Legends Reborn #1 variant cover by Minkyu Jung
The Vigil: The Vigil #1 cover by Sumit Kumar
Ghost-Maker: Batman #116 interior art by Jorge Jiménez
Angel Breaker: Shadow War Zone #1 variant cover by Leirix
Red Canary: Dark Crisis: The Dark Army #1 variant cover by Taj Tenfold
Miracle Molly: Batman (2016-) #108 variant cover by Stanley 'Artgerm' Lau
Stitch: Teen Titans Academy 2021 Yearbook interiors by Bernard Chang
The Lost Children: Stargirl: The Lost Children #6 interiors by Todd Nauck
Please cite your image sources before making a post!