Pariah Dc Comics

DC Comics' Director, Publicity (Publishing) Michael Shelling has announced the new listing of DC Comics titles that will be available digitally this Wednesday. As reported previously by Bleeding Cool, they are no longer to be publishing the direct-market aimed monthly titles planned for April 1st, including the much anticipated Batman #92. Instead those titles will be rescheduled on April 29th. Other DC Comics sources have informed me that this will be the pattern going forward while distributors and comic stores are in lockdown and print distribution is absent or reduced, with a four-week delay on digital editions of the comic books in question.

Instead, DC Comics will be offering their digital-first titles such as Gen:Lock, Teen Titans Go and Batman Adventures, and collections such as the new Freedom Fighters trade or Transmetropolitan Book 3. The list of collections that will be made available is different to those currently listed on ComiXology. And DC Comics is, as is standard, making select classic back issues available digitally for the first time, including Eclipso #3 and Wanted: The World's Most Dangerous Villains #9. Listings offered for the following week still has the full normal titles, but that is likely to be changed as well. So here is the current planned digital distribution list for Wednesday, April 1st from DC Comics, via ComiXology, the DC App and Kindle, courtesy of DC Comics. Though do, please, bear in mind that this may again change before tomorrow.

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DC Comics Digital for April 1st

• 1st Issue Special #8
• Batman: The Adventures Continue #1
• Detective Comics #356
• Doorway To Nightmare #5
• Eclipso #3
• Freedom Fighters: Rise Of A Nation
• gen:Lock #14
• Justice League Of America; Celebration Of 60 Years
• Super Friends #4
• Teen Titans Go! To Camp #6
• The Spectre #4
• Transmetropolitan Book Three
• Wanted: The World's Most Dangerous Villains #9
• Weird Mystery Tales #1
• Wonder Woman Vol 2: Love Is A Battlefield

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Okay, so lots of rumours and gossip came out of C2E2, and as ever I usually start to get to hear them on the Sunday night of the show, when lips are looser and wetter. One of which is that DC Comics has further plans for Wally West beyond his current Dr Manhattan-powered-up state, and what we saw from this Wednesday – and that he will be known as Pariah. Or at least that was the plan, the exit of Dan DiDio means that everything is up in the air. So with that pinch of salt biting the tongue, let's take a look back.

Pariah, created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, first appeared in Crisis on Infinite Earths #1 in 1985. A great scientist from his version of Earth, real name Kell Mossa, it was Pariah's unorthodox experiments to view the creation of the Universe that resulted in the Anti-Monitor learning of the existence of his Earth and destroying it with waves of anti-matter. He survived through the intervention of the Anti-Monitor's benevolent counterpart, the Monitor, and acquired the ability to travel from one alternate Earth to another, forced to witness untold millions perish.

Pariah blames himself for the destruction of his own world, the release of the Anti-Monitor, and the subsequent destruction of universe after universe, until he finally learns he was essentially blameless. Pariah is told by the Anti-Monitor that his scientific investigation did not unleash forces great enough to destroy a universe. Pariah merely opened the antimatter portal to the dawn of time. Taking advantage of Pariah's experiment, the Anti-Monitor converted antimatter into energy, then focused it onto Pariah's universe. The destruction of those worlds allowed the gathering of more energy, which then made the Anti-Monitor strong enough to break free of his prison.

Now, Wally West went through similar in Heroes In Crisis, even though it was just a handful of super-heroes who died. He blames himself for their deaths even as he tried to cover up their murders in an attempt to put things as right as he could. Jailed, he was transformed by the powers of the Mobius Chair into fighting back the Dark Dimensional incursion he was also responsible for. Much later, Pariah was murdered by Lex Luthor of Earth-3, then resurrected for Blackest Night. In the New 52, Pariah was kept imprisoned by ARGUS, seen in the Vibe series. More recently, Tom Cavanagh portrayed Pariah in the Arrowverse crossover, Crisis on Infinite Earths.

What perfect time for DC Comics to revive the name – and for Wally West to take it on.

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