School’s back in session with DC’s newest anthology, DC’s Saved by the Belle Reve. It comes to comic shops on August 30th.
DC’s Gotham Academy is Back!
DC’s latest 80-page anthology features eight all-new back-to-school stories from talent across the world of comics, including a brand-new Gotham Academy story from the original creative team of writers Becky Cloonan and Brenden Fletcher and artists Karl Kerschl and Msassyk! With Olive Silverlock M.I.A. and Mia “Maps” Mizoguchi entering her sophomore year, what hijinks can DC’s Jr. Detective Club get into?
Super Sons, Tiny Titans, Teen Angel Azrael, and more!
Packed with eight tales of schooltime fun from around the DC Universe, DC’s Saved by the Belle Reve’s pages are a Who’s Who of creators and characters you’ve been asking to see more of! The Suicide Squad is sent to an international prep school to protect a dignitary’s son! Jean-Paul Valley returns to the school that made him into Azrael! Plus, a return to Tiny Titans by Art Baltazar and Franco, and Jon and Damian head back to school with a story set in their Super-Sons continuity! Grab your pencils and notebooks and get educated!
DC’s Saved by the Belle Reve #1 includes:
- Gotham Academy in “Sophomore Year” by Becky Cloonan, Brenden Fletcher, and Karl Kerschl
- The Suicide Squad in “High School Lows” by Tim Seeley and Scott Kolins
- The Super Sons in “Back to School” by Peter J. Tomasi and Max Raynor
- Green Arrow & Speedy in “Earn It Back” by Dave Wielgosz and Mike Norton
- The Tiny Titans in “Piece Making” by Art Baltazar & Franco
- Black Lighting in “This Is Why” by Brandon Thomas and Craig Cermak
- Azrael in “How Angels Are Made” by Dan Watters and Juan Ferreyra
- Nightwing and Batgirl in “A Night Off” by Andrew Aydin and Nelson Daniel
School’s back in session, and we just know you’re waiting for the BELLE to give you some REVElief…all right, you can’t say we didn’t try! DC’s Saved by the Belle Reve #1 hits shelves on August 30 with a main cover by Juni Ba and an open-to-order variant cover by Riley Rossmo & Ivan Plascencia.
Source: Graphic Policy
