DC Rebirth

DC Rebirth

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Publication information
Publisher DC Comics
Genre
Publication date May 25, 2016 – present
Main character(s) DC Universe
Creative team
Writer(s) Various
Artist(s) Various

DC Rebirth is a 2016 relaunch by DC Comics of its entire line of ongoing monthly superhero comic books. Using the end of The New 52 initiative in May 2016 as its launching point, DC Rebirth is intended to restore the DC Universe to a form much like that prior to the "Flashpoint" storyline while still incorporating numerous elements of The New 52, including its continuity. It will also see many of its titles move to a twice-monthly release schedule, with all titles being released at US$2.99.

Publication history

In January 2016, DC Comics co-publisher Dan DiDio and Jim Lee tweeted an image of a blue curtain with the word "Rebirth" on it, teasing the event.[1] The following month, DC announced its Rebirth initiative, a line-wide relaunch of its titles, to begin in June 2016. Beginning with an 80-page one-shot which was released on May 25, 2016, Rebirth also sees Action Comics and Detective Comics return to their previous numbering (#957 and #934, respectively), all books being released at US$2.99, multiple books being shifted to a twice-monthly release schedule, a number of existing titles being relaunched with new #1s, and the release of several new titles.[2][3]

Wrap-around cover for DC Universe: Rebirth Special #1 by Gary Frank

Geoff Johns described the 80-page one-shot as "re-laying the groundwork for DC's future while celebrating the past and present. It's not about throwing anything away. It's quite the opposite." On the initiative, which was described as a rebirth of the DC Universe, Johns call Rebirth more "in the same vein as Green Lantern: Rebirth and The Flash: Rebirth. Some things alter and change, but it's more character-driven, and it's also more about revealing secrets and mysteries within the DC Universe about "Flashpoint" and The New 52 that are part of a bigger tapestry." The Rebirth initiative will reintroduce concepts from pre-Flashpoint continuity, such as legacy, that were lost with The New 52 and build "on everything that's been published since Action Comics #1 up thru The New 52."[2] Lee said that Johns "came up with this brilliant story [for the DC Universe: Rebirth Special] that basically allows us to seat the New 52 within the continuity that preceded it. So it really synchronizes and harmonizes pre-52 with New 52 continuity".[4]

Creative teams for the Rebirth titles, along with some art and storylines, were revealed at WonderCon 2016.[5][6] Johns worked with each writing team and the editors for the titles to help refocus "on these characters, deconstructing them down to their core DNA and building out story arcs based on that DNA".[4] Additionally, two titles part of the initial announcement in February, Gotham Academy: Second Semester and Earth 2,[3] were revealed to no longer be considered Rebirth titles, instead acting as continuations of their New 52 titles, Gotham Academy and Earth 2: Society, respectively.[5] Regarding the decision to focus on fewer titles, with some shipping twice-monthly, DiDio said, "What we did was eliminate some of the lower ranked titles, and we're trying to incorporate those ideas into the main books themselves, because we feel that makes the main books stronger" adding, "we look at things like... Gotham by Midnight. And I loved Gotham by Midnight, but it never got the sampling that a Batman book would. But if we did that Gotham by Midnight story and integrated it into the Batman series that was shipping twice monthly, there was a better chance for people to see those characters, get excited by those characters, and more importantly, if we ever decided to thin them out, maybe we'd have a stronger audience and a better chance for series like that to succeed." DiDio also revealed that DC had breaks in the schedule "where we'll decide whether or not a double-ship is working" and potentially change it to monthly status. "We're going to be examining that on a regular basis," he added. "We're not going to keep book double-shipping if we don't think the demand is there."[4]

Regarding the release of variant covers for titles, Lee said, "we're only using specialty variants with comic book shops and variant covers in judicious ways. We're not going to have a gazillion SKUs across the entire line. We find that, at that point, why publish a story inside at all, if you're just going to build a business based on variant covers. We're still using variant covers, but we're actually using one variant cover artist for each book. They sort of get tenure, as it were. And they're going to be responsible for being the alternate cover artist on that book. And we're only doing it on our top-selling books."[4]

On May 27, 2016, DC announced that DC Universe: Rebirth Special #1 would receive a second printing. The rerelease, being sold at US$5.99, featured an update to Gary Frank's cover, better revealing the outstretched hand of Doctor Manhattan in the top right corner, as well as a square bound format.[7] Less than a week later, DC revealed the title would receive a third printing, again being released at US$5.99 with a square bound format, and a new cover from Frank. Additionally, the first wave of Rebirth one-shots – Batman: Rebirth, Green Lanterns: Rebirth, Superman: Rebirth and Green Arrow: Rebirth – also received second printings, with a recolored Rebirth banner to differentiate it from the original printing.[8] A fourth printing featured a cover by Ethan Van Sciver depicting the scene where Wally West interrupts Batman in the Batcave, with the image of three Jokers on the Batcomputer.[9] DC Universe: Rebirth Special's fifth printing, announced in August 2016, featured a new cover by Phil Jimenez that depicts Barry Allen and Wally West grabbing each other's hands.[10][11]

In September 2016, DC announced the Justice League vs. Suicide Squad miniseries for release in December 2016 through January 2017,[12] which would "reintroduce a supervillain that hasn't been seen for some time." Johns called the story in the miniseries "another building block to 'Rebirth’" and would "set the stage for ‘Rebirth’ Phase 2" with the reemergence of "a surprising team... and another piece of the puzzle of the future of the DC Universe, and the past, [coming] into focus."[13] The second phase of Rebirth will begin in February 2017, with the launch of Justice League of America, Super Sons and Batwoman.[14]

Changes to the DC Universe

Wally West as the new Flash, in a new costume; art by Brett Booth.

With the release of DC Universe: Rebirth Special, characters not seen during The New 52, including Wally West, Jackson Hyde / Aqualad, Ryan Choi and Doctor Fate, returned to continuity, while other characters, such as Ted Kord and Ray Palmer / Atom returned to their characterization from prior to "Flashpoint. Additionally, Wally West explains the in-universe cause of the reboot following "Flashpoint" was not due to Barry Allen attempting to fix the timelines. Rather, for reasons yet unknown, it is revealed that Doctor Manhattan (from the Watchmen universe) interfered and removed approximately 10 years from each character, which resulted in the younger age of heroes in The New 52, and the loss of legacy and previous relationships.[15]

Titles

Ongoing series

At WonderCon 2016, DC revealed the initial titles under four different "families", grouping similar characters or titles together.

"Batman"

These titles feature Batman and the "Batman Family" of characters.[16]

Title Publication dates / Issues Initial creative team[note1] Notes / References
Batman June 2016[5] – present
(1– , plus 1 annual)
Writer
Tom King
Artists
David Finch
Mikel Janin
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Detective Comics June 2016[5] – present
(934– )
Writer
James Tynion IV
Artists
Eddy Barrows
Alvaro Martinez
Featuring a team initially consisting of Tim Drake, Stephanie Brown, Cassandra Cain and Clayface, led by Batman and Batwoman.[16] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Batgirl July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Hope Larson
Artist
Rafael Albuquerque
Christian Wildgoose
Focusing on Barbara Gordon. The title initially shipped monthly.
Nightwing July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Tim Seeley
Artists
Javi Fernandez
Marcus To
Focusing on Dick Grayson. The title initially shipped twice monthly.
All-Star Batman August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Scott Snyder
Artists
Multiple
Artists for the series include John Romita, Jr., Jock, Sean Murphy, Paul Pope, Tula Lotay, Afua Richardson, Francesco Francavilla, and more.[5] The title initially shipped monthly.
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writers
Julie Benson
Shawna Benson
Artist
Claire Roe
Focusing on the team consisting of Barbara Gordon, Black Canary and Huntress.[16] The title initially shipped monthly.
Batwoman March 2017[17] Writers
Marguerite Bennett
James Tynion IV
Artist
Steve Epting

"Superman/Wonder Woman"

These titles feature Superman, the "Superman Family" of characters and Wonder Woman.[18]

Title Publication dates / Issues Initial creative team[note1] Notes / References
Action Comics June 2016[5] – present
(957– )
Writer
Dan Jurgens
Artists
Patrick Zircher
Tyler Kirkham
Stephen Segovia
Featuring the pre-Flashpoint Superman existing alongside Clark Kent, as well as Lex Luthor in his Superman armor. The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Superman June 2016[5] – present
(1– , plus 1 annual)
Writers
Peter J. Tomasi
Patrick Gleason
Artists
Patrick Gleason
Doug Mahnke
This title focuses on the Pre-Flashpoint Superman's family, and follows the story through his son Jon Kent's eyes. The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Wonder Woman June 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Greg Rucka
Artists
Liam Sharp
Nicola Scott
For the first 12 issues, the odd numbered issues told a story, "Wonder Woman: The Lies", in the present, with Sharp as the artist. For the even numbered issues, Rucka told the story "Wonder Woman: Year One", set in the past, with Scott as the artist.[6][19] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
New Super-Man July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Gene Luen Yang
Artist
Viktor Bodganovich
Focusing on a Chinese teenager named Kenan Kong who gains a portion of Superman's power.[18][20] The title was previously announced as The Super-Man but was changed once Yang came onboard and pointed out that there is no Chinese word for "the".[5] The title initially shipped monthly.
Superwoman August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Phil Jimenez
Artists
Phil Jimenez
Emmanuela Lupacchino
Focusing on Lana Lang who had gained superpowers.[21] The title initially shipped monthly.
Supergirl September 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Steve Orlando
Artist
Brian Ching
Focusing on Kara Zor-El The title initially shipped monthly.
Trinity September 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Francis Manapul
Artists
Francis Manapul
Clay Mann
Focusing on Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. The title initially shipped monthly.

"Justice League"

These titles feature characters related to the Justice League, as well as the Green Lantern Corps and the Teen Titans.[22]

Title Publication dates / Issues Initial creative team[note1] Notes / References
Aquaman June 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Dan Abnett
Artists
Brad Walker
Jesus Merino
Phil Briones
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
The Flash June 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Josh Williamson
Artists
Carmine Di Giandomenico
Neil Googe
Focusing on Barry Allen. The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Green Lanterns June 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Sam Humphries
Artists
Robson Rocha
Ardian Syaf
Set on Earth, the title follows the two newest human Green Lanterns, Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz.[22] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Rob Venditti
Artists
Ethan Van Sciver
Rafa Sandoval
Focusing on Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner and the other members of the Green Lantern Corps.[22] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Justice League July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Bryan Hitch
Artists
Tony Daniel
Fernando Pasarin
Featuring on a team consisting of Aquaman, Batman, Cyborg, Flash (Barry Allen), Superman, Wonder Woman, and the Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz.[22] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Titans July 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Dan Abnett
Artist
Brett Booth
Focusing on a team consisting of Wally West, Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Arsenal, Garth, Lilith Clay, Bumblebee, Gnarrk, Hawk and Dove, and Herald, among others.[23] The title initially shipped monthly.
Cyborg September 2016[24] – present
(1– )
Writer
John Semper
Artists
Will Conrad
Paul Pelletier
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Teen Titans October 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Ben Percy
Artist
Jonboy Meyers
Focusing on a team consisting of Damian Wayne, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy, and Wally West II.[21] The title initially shipped monthly.
Justice League of America February 2017[25] Writer
Steve Orlando
Artists
Ivan Reis
Joe Prado
Spinning out of the events seen in the miniseries, Justice League vs. Suicide Squad.[12] Focusing on an initial team of Atom (Ryan Choi), Vixen, Ray (Ray Terrill), Killer Frost (Caitlin Snow), Batman, Black Canary and Lobo.[26] The title initially shipped twice monthly.

Other

These titles do not fall under the larger headings above, or were not announced with those titles.[27]

Title Publication dates / Issues Initial creative team[note1] Notes / References
Green Arrow June 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Ben Percy
Artists
Otto Schmidt
Juan Ferreya
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Deathstroke August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Christopher Priest
Artists
Carlo Pagulyan
Igor Vitorino
Felipe Watanabe
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Harley Quinn August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writers
Jimmy Palmiotti
Amanda Conner
Artists
Chad Hardin
John Timms
The title initially shipped twice monthly.
The Hellblazer August 2016[28] – present
(1– )
Writer
Simon Oliver
Artist
Moritat
The title initially shipped monthly.
Red Hood and the Outlaws August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Scott Lobdell
Artist
Dexter Soy
Focusing on a team consisting of Jason Todd, Bizarro and Artemis.[27] The title initially shipped monthly.
Suicide Squad August 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Rob Williams
Artists
Jim Lee
Philip Tan
Focusing on a team consisting of Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, Deadshot, Katana, Boomerang and a "couple others ones".[27] The title initially shipped twice monthly.
Blue Beetle September 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Keith Giffen
Artist
Scott Kolins
Focusing on Ted Kord and Jaime Reyes. The title initially shipped monthly.
Batman Beyond October 2016[5] – present
(1– )
Writer
Dan Jurgens
Artist
Bernard Chang
Focusing on Terry McGinnis. The title initially shipped monthly.
Super Sons February 2017[25] Writers
Peter J. Tomasi
Artist
Jorge Jimenez
Focusing on Damian Wayne and Jonathan Kent, the sons of Batman and Superman, respectively. The title initially shipped monthly.[5] The title was originally revealed with Chris Burns and Dennis Culver serving as writers.[29]

One-shots

Title Creative team Notes / References
DC Universe: Rebirth Special #1
May 2016[5]
Writer
Geoff Johns
Artists
Ivan Reis
Phil Jimenez
Ethan Van Sciver
Gary Frank
Aquaman Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writer
Dan Abnett
Artists
Brad Walker
Jesus Merino
Phil Briones
Batman Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writers
Tom King
Scott Snyder
Artist
Mikel Janin
The Flash Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writer
Josh Williamson
Artists
Carmine Di Giandomenico
Neil Googe
Green Arrow Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writer
Ben Percy
Artists
Otto Schmidt
Juan Ferreya
Green Lanterns Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writers
Geoff Johns
Sam Humphries
Artists
Ethan Van Sciver
Ed Benes
Superman Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writers
Peter J. Tomasi
Patrick Gleason
Artist
Doug Mahnke
Titans Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writer
Dan Abnett
Artist
Brett Booth
Wonder Woman Rebirth #1
June 2016[5]
Writer
Greg Rucka
Artist
Phil Winslade
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey Rebirth #1
July 2016[5]
Writer
Julie Benson
Shawna Benson
Artist
Claire Roe
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps Rebirth #1
July 2016[5]
Writer
Rob Venditti
Artist
Ethan Van Sciver
The Hellblazer Rebirth #1
July 2016[30]
Writer
Simon Oliver
Artist
Moritat
Justice League Rebirth #1
July 2016[30]
Bryan Hitch
Nightwing Rebirth #1
July 2016[30]
Writer
Tim Seeley
Artist
Yanick Paquette
Red Hood and the Outlaws Rebirth #1
July 2016[5]
Writer
Scott Lobdell
Artist
Dexter Soy
Blue Beetle Rebirth #1
August 2016[5]
Writer
Keith Giffen
Artist
Scott Kolins
Deathstroke Rebirth #1
August 2016[5]
Writer
Christopher Priest
Artists
Carlo Pagulyan
Igor Vitorino
Felipe Watanabe
Suicide Squad Rebirth #1
August 2016[5]
Writer
Rob Williams
Artist
Jim Lee
Suicide Squad: War Crimes Special #1
August 2016[28]
Writer
John Ostrander
Artist
Gus Vazquez
Supergirl Rebirth #1
August 2016[5]
Writer
Steve Orlando
Artists
Brian Ching
Emmanuela Lupacchino
Batman Beyond Rebirth #1
September 2016[5]
Writer
Dan Jurgens
Artist
Bernard Chang
Ryan Sook
Cyborg Rebirth #1
September 2016[24]
Writer
John Semper
Artists
Will Conrad
Paul Pelletier
Teen Titans Rebirth #1
September 2016[5]
Writer
Ben Percy
Artist
Jonboy Meyers
Justice League Rebirth Director's Cut #1
October 2016[31]
Writer
Bryan Hitch
Artist
Tony S. Daniel
Batman Director's Cut #1
November 2016[32]
Writer
Tom King
Artist
David Finch
All Star Batman Director's Cut #1
December 2016[33]
Writer
Scott Snyder
Artist
John Romita, Jr.
DC Rebirth Holiday Special #1
December 2016[33]
Writers
Multiple
Artists
Multiple
Suicide Squad Director's Cut #1
December 2016[33]
Writer
Rob Williams
Artists
Jim Lee
Jason Fabok
Justice League of America: The Atom Rebirth #1
January 2017[34]
Writer
Steve Orlando
Artist
Andy Macdonald
Prelude to the Justice League of America series. Focusing on Ryan Choi.[35]
Justice League of America: Killer Frost Rebirth #1
January 2017[34]
Writers
Steve Orlando
Jody Houser
Artist
Mirka Andolfo
Prelude to the Justice League of America series. Focusing on Caitlin Snow.[35]
Justice League of America: The Ray Rebirth #1
January 2017[34]
Writer
Steve Orlando
Artist
Stephen Byrne
Prelude to the Justice League of America series. Focusing on Ray Terrill.[35]
Justice League of America: Vixen Rebirth #1
January 2017[34]
Writers
Steve Orlando
Jody Houser
Artist
Jamal Campbell
Prelude to the Justice League of America series.[35]
Batwoman Rebirth #1
February 2017[25]
Writers
Marguerite Bennett
James Tynion IV
Artists
Ben Oliver
Steve Epting
Justice League of America Rebirth #1
February 2017[25]
Writer
Steve Orlando
Artist
Andy Macdonald

A Rebirth issue for Trinity was also planned for release in August 2016, written by Francis Manapul with art by Manapul and Clay Mann that did not release.[5]

Miniseries

Title Creative team Notes / References
Justice League vs. Suicide Squad #1–6
December 2016 – January 2017[12][34]
Writer
Joshua Williamson
Artists
Jason Fabok
Tony S. Daniel[13]

The six issue miniseries Death of Hawkman, written by Marc Andreyko with art by Aaron Lopresti,[36] does not feature the "Rebirth" banner on its cover, but is considered by Andreyko to be "'Rebirth' adjacent".[37]

Sales

By the end of August 2016, all Rebirth titles combined accounted for 12 million units shipped, with 11 issues exceeding 200,000 units shipped, over 60 issues exceeding 100,000 units shipped, and 21 issues having multiple printings.[38]

Collected editions

Title Page count Material collected Publication date ISBN Ref
Aquaman Volume 1: The Drowning TP 192 Aquaman: Rebirth #1, Aquaman Vol. 8 #1–6 January 17, 2017 [33]
Batgirl Volume 1: Beyond Burnside TP 144 Batgirl Vol. 5 #1–6 March 22, 2017 [25]
Batman Volume 1: I Am Gotham TP 192 Batman: Rebirth #1, Batman Vol. 3 #1–6 January 11, 2017 [33]
Batman–Detective Comics Volume 1: Rise of the Batmen TP 176 Detective Comics Vol. 1 #934–940 February 1, 2017 [34]
Batman: Night of the Monster Men HC 152 Batman Vol. 3 #7–8, Nightwing Vol. 4 #5–6, Detective Comics Vol. 1 #941–942 February 22, 2017 [34]

[33]

Cyborg Volume 1: The Imitation of Life TP 152 Cyborg: Rebirth #1, Cyborg Vol. 2 #1–5 March 22, 2017 [25]
DC Universe: Rebirth HC 544 Aquaman: Rebirth #1, Batgirl and the Birds of Prey: Rebirth #1, Batman: Rebirth #1, Batman Beyond: Rebirth #1 Blue Beetle: Rebirth #1, Cyborg: Rebirth #1, Deathstroke: Rebirth #1, Green Arrow: Rebirth #1, Green Lanterns: Rebirth #1, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth #1, Justice League: Rebirth #1, Nightwing: Rebirth #1, Red Hood and the Outlaws: Rebirth #1, Suicide Squad: Rebirth #1, Supergirl: Rebirth #1, Superman: Rebirth #1, Teen Titans: Rebirth #1, The Flash: Rebirth #1, The Hellblazer: Rebirth #1, Titans: Rebirth #1, Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1, plus DC Universe: Rebirth December 7, 2016 [24]
Deathstroke Volume 1: The Professional TP 144 Deathstroke: Rebirth #1, Deathstroke Vol. 4 #1–5 March 8, 2017 [25]
Green Arrow Volume 1: The Death and Life of Oliver Queen TP 160 Green Arrow: Rebirth #1, Green Arrow Vol. 7 #1–5 January 4, 2017 [33]
Green Lanterns Volume 1: Rage Planet TP 168 Green Lanterns: Rebirth #1, Green Lanterns Vol. 1 #1–6 January 25, 2017 [33]
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps Volume 1: Sinestro's Law TP 192 Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps: Rebirth #1, Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps Vol. 1 #1–7 February 8, 2017 [34]
Harley Quinn Volume 1: Die Laughing TP 168 Harley Quinn Vol. 3 #1–7 March 15, 2017 [25]
Justice League Volume 1: The Extinction Machine TP 168 Justice League: Rebirth #1, Justice League Vol. 3 #1–5 January 18, 2017 [33]
Nightwing Volume 1: Better Than Batman TP 176 Nightwing: Rebirth #1, Nightwing Vol. 4 #1–4, 7–8 January 25, 2017 [33]
Suicide Squad Volume 1: The Black Vault Part One TP 144 Suicide Squad: Rebirth #1, Suicide Squad Vol. 5 #1–4 March 1, 2017 [25]
Superman Volume 1: Son of Superman TP 176 Superman: Rebirth #1, Superman Vol. 4 #1–6 January 4, 2017 [33]
Superman–Action Comics Volume 1: Path of Doom TP 144 Action Comics Vol. 1 #957–962 February 15, 2017 [34]
The Flash Volume 1: Lightning Strikes Twice TP 216 The Flash: Rebirth #1, The Flash Vol. 5 #1–8 January 18, 2017 [33]
The Hellblazer Volume 1: The Poison Truth TP 160 The Hellblazer: Rebirth #1, The Hellblazer #1–6 March 29, 2017 [25]
Titans Volume 1: The Return of Wally West TP 168 Titans: Rebirth #1, Titans #1–6 March 1, 2017 [25]
Wonder Woman Volume 1: The Lies TP 176 Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1, Wonder Woman Vol. 5 #1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 February 22, 2017 [34]

Notes

1. ^ For additional creative team information, see each title's individual article.

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