DC To Launch 5 Youth Themed Titles

DC To Launch 5 Youth Themed Titles

DC Comics turns to its young heroes like the Legion of Superheroes and Teen Titans.

By ClarkSmith - Jun 08, 2011 12:06 PM EST
Filed Under: DC Comics
Source: dccomics.com

DC is launching 5 youth themed titles in September.
The titles announced Wednesday include "Legion Lost," written by Fabian Nicieza and drawn by Pete Woods; and "Legion of Superheroes," written by longtime Legion writer Paul Levitz and illustrated by Francis Portela.
"Teen Titans" sports writer Scott Lobdell and artists Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund will focus on stories about the team and its members: Red Robin, Wonder Girl and a speedster by the name of Kid Flash. The cover also features Superboy.

"Static Shock" will be written by John Rozum and Scott McDaniel, who will also handle art duties. McDuffie co-created the character of Static — a 15-year-old named Virgil Hawkins — with artist John Paul Leon while the two were with Milestone Media, the first major comic book imprint to feature non-white lead characters( See the cover picture below).


"Hawk and Dove," that series will be written by Sterling Gates and drawn by Rob Liefeld.



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KingKazma
KingKazma - 6/8/2011, 3:03 PM
Rob Liefeld? Great, the guy can't draw a foot to save his life!
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