The Green Lanterns are split up into three Green Lantern titles since the new DCU launched. Hal Jordan is in Green Lantern. Guy Gardner and John Stewart are in Green Lantern Corps. Kyle Rayner is in


This is shaping up to the the Rainbow Lantern crossover title. The first arc opens with one of every kind of ring (except green which he already has) showing up and proclaiming that Kyle Rayner has...

Next up is

or, as I call it, Green Lantern #68.

Green Lantern is the least changed of all the new 52. In fact, it isn't changed a jot, tittle or smidgen. It proceeds from the end of War of the Green Lanterns just as if the new DCU hadn't happened at all. It really is just Green Lantern #68 with a #1 on the cover. It also has the crowd that tries to divine a single, coherent continuity...

Batman is certainly a popular character.

This Bat title focuses on Batman as detective.

Gotham has long had stories of a mysterious, sinister organization called The Court of Owls that runs the city from behind the scenes. It is commonly thought to be an urban legend but there would not be much of a plot if that was true. There is a mysterious murder. A mysterious assassin attacks Bruce...

I am going to skip a few and come back to them later. Next is


There are a lot of Bat titles in the relaunch including three solo Bat titles and Batman and Robin. He also appears in all the Bat related titles as well as being in Justice League and tagging along in Justice League International. Batman is a busy guy.

I have heard that each Bat title is supposed...

DC has been trying off and on to launch a solo title for this character for decades. They are giving it the old college try again.


Aquaman has been the butt of many jokes and the main character in several failed titles over the years. DC seems determined to have a solo Aquman title and is giving it another go. This time it might actually work.

Geoff Johns has a touch for super...