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For the months of April and May, DC will not be publishing any of their normal “New 52” superhero comics. Instead, each month will feature 40 different Convergence issues, spotlighting a variety of eras for DC’s heroes. Pre-Flashpoint, Post-Crisis, Golden Age, and many more alternate realities as well. Since most (if not all) of these 40 comics aren’t based on series you may have a subscription for, we’re asking all of our subscribers to look over this list to see if there’s anything from Convergence that you’d like to add. Keep in mind, this is everything DC’s publishing for superhero comics in April and May, so if you don’t fill out this list, you won’t be receiving any DC superhero comics in April or May . Below is a list of each 2-issue series shipping in April and May. Any questions, let us know! WEEK ONE meeting between Oliver Queen and his son, Connor Hawke! ○ Father and son may be united, but is their world about to ○ CONVERGENCE: SPEED FORCE #1 Written by TONY BEDARD end? ○ CONVERGENCE: THE ATOM #1 Art by TOM GRUMMETT and SEAN PARSONS Written by TOM PEYER Cover by BRETT BOOTH and NORM RAPMUND ○ CONVERGENCE: GREEN LANTERN/PARALLAX #1 Art by STEVE YEOWELL and ANDY OWENS STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! The Written by TONY BEDARD Cover by STEVE DILLON fastest family alive loses its powers as Wally West and his Art RON WAGNER and BILL REINHOLD STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! kids face an uncertain future while trapped away from Cover by STEVE LIEBER There’s a mysterious voice in Ray Palmer’s head! Does that home. Will they be able to outrun the chaos that follows the STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! A powerless Kyle mean The Atom is going mad? To find out what’s really arrival of Flashpoint Wonder Woman? Plus, don’t miss the Rayner visits a Metropolis prison to see a devastated Hal going on, he’ll have to go down a road that will pit him most unexpected Zoo Crew character of all! Jordan who believes he has murdered the Green Lantern against the ever deadly Deathstroke! Corps. But if the dome falls and powers are restored, will ○ CONVERGENCE: SUPERMAN #1 Parallax return to defend the city or destroy it? ○ CONVERGENCE: BATGIRL #1 Written by DAN JURGENS Written by ALISA KWITNEY Art and cover by LEE WEEKS ○ CONVERGENCE: JUSTICE LEAGUE Art by RICK LEONARDI and MARK PENNINGTON STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! A INTERNATIONAL #1 Cover by RICK LEONARDI and DAN GREEN powerless Superman is called upon to protect Gotham Written by RON MARZ STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! City…and his pregnant wife Lois Lane! Art by MIKE MANLEY After a year living under the confinement of the dome, Cover by PAUL RENAUD Stephanie Brown isn’t sure she wants to be Batgirl again. ○ CONVERGENCE: TITANS #1 STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Ted Kord, Martian But when she’s attacked by Catman and Gorilla Grodd Manhunter, Fire and Ice star as the levity of the JLI team from the world of Flashpoint, she’s forced to put on the cape Written by FABIAN NICIEZA Art RON WAGNER and JOSE MARZAN, JR. collides with the severity of the world of Kingdom Come! and cowl to fight alongside Red Robin and Cassandra Cain! Cover by EMANUELA LUPACCHINO STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! ○ CONVERGENCE: SUICIDE SQUAD #1 ○ CONVERGENCE: BATMAN AND ROBIN #1 Starfire and Donna Troy track down Arsenal, who had Written by FRANK TIERI Written by RON MARZ retreated after the loss of his arm and the death of his Art by TOM MANDRAKE Art and cover by DENYS COWAN and KLAUS JANSON daughter – but what they find is more terrifying than they Cover by JOHN PAUL LEON STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! ever could have expected! STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! When Kingdom Being trapped in a domed city makes for a tense, inescap- Come’s floating fortress of New Oa threatens Metropolis, able family reunion as Batman struggles to keep the friction it’s up to Amanda Waller to assemble a team of Metropo- between Damian Wayne and Jason Todd from exploding! WEEK TWO lis’s deadliest villains to stop it. ○ CONVERGENCE: HARLEY QUINN #1 ○ ○ CONVERGENCE: AQUAMAN #1 ○ CONVERGENCE: SUPERBOY #1 Written by STEVE PUGH Written by FABIAN NICIEZA Art by PHIL WINSLADE and JOHN DELL Written by TONY BEDARD Art by CLIFF RICHARDS Art by KARL MOLINE and JOSE MARZAN, JR. Cover by STEVE PUGH Cover by BABS TARR STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! Life Cover by BECKY CLOONAN STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Aquaman has lost STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Has Kon-El earned for Harley Quinn has become downright normal over the the right to be the new Man of Steel? Kon will have to last year. Will she be ready to go nuts when Catwoman his home, his powers, and his hand – but now he faces his most difficult challenge: a battle to the finish prove his mettle in battle against the Superman of Kingdom and Poison Ivy draft her to fight – Captain Carrot?! Come! But what if the only way to save Metropolis is to lose with Deathblow! the fight? ○ CONVERGENCE: JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 ○ CONVERGENCE: BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT #1 Written by FRANK TIERI ○ CONVERGENCE: SUPERGIRL: MATRIX #1 Art by VICENTE CIFUENTES Written by LARRY HAMA Art by PHILIP TAN and JASON PAZ Written by KEITH GIFFEN Cover by MARK BUCKINGHAM Art by TIMOTHY GREEN II STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! The Cover by PHILIP TAN STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Fresh out of recov- Cover by HOWARD PORTER Justice League story you never expected to see begins STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! What do Supergirl, when Supergirl, Zatanna, Vixen and Jade attend Jesse ery from a broken back, Bruce Wayne infiltrates the organ- ized crime underworld, but the outlaw sent to test his mettle Lady Quark, and Ambush Bug have in common? Quick’s baby shower, which quickly turns into a life-and- Well...nothing, really. But that doesn’t stop them from ap- death struggle with Flashpoint Aquaman! is none other than Azrael! pearing in this story together. You are SO welcome. ○ CONVERGENCE: CATWOMAN #1 ○ CONVERGENCE: NIGHTWING/ORACLE #1 ○ CONVERGENCE: SUPERMAN—THE MAN OF Written by JUSTIN GRAY Written by GAIL SIMONE STEEL #1 Art by JAN DUURSEMA and DAN PARSONS Art by RON RANDALL Cover by CLAIRE WENDLING Written by LOUISE SIMONSON Cover by JILL THOMPSON Art by JUNE BRIGMAN and ROY RICHARDSON STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! Just STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! A year under the dome can change anyone – even Catwoman. She’s set aside Cover by WALTER SIMONSON as they’ve finally been reunited, the romance between Dick STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Superman is miss- Grayson and Barbara Gordon is sentenced to execution by her life of crime to become the protector of Suicide Slum, but when the dome falls she will face her greatest chal- ing, so now it’s up to Steel to defend Metropolis from the Flashpoint Hawkman and Hawkwoman! GEN13 kids! lenge: Kingdom Come Batman! ○ CONVERGENCE: THE QUESTION #1 Written by GREG RUCKA ○ CONVERGENCE: GREEN ARROW #1 Art and cover by CULLY HAMNER Written by CHRISTY MARX WEEKS THREE AND FOUR ARE STARRING HEROES FROM THE PRE-FLASHPOINT DCU! Two- Art by RAGS MORALES and CLAUDE ST-AUBIN ON THE OTHER SIDE! Face is fighting another world’s Harvey Dent, and it’s up to Cover by RAGS MORALES Renee Montoya as The Question to help him beat the odds. STARRING HEROES FROM ZERO HOUR! Don’t miss the first .
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