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Writer Christopher Priest and artist Pete Woods have joined Justice League. DCComics.com announced that the Eisner Award-nominated Deathstroke scribe and Action Comics artist will take over Justice League starting with issue #34. Justice League #34 will set into motion the “Lost” storyline, in which “the Justice League is left reeling after a sleep-deprived Batman makes an error that proves costly.“ According to Priest, he will take a “what if these characters actually existed in the real world?” approach to the team. “Is the Justice League still relevant?” he posited. “What are their goals and how do we define them? In the ‘real’ world, how would various societies around the globe view this pantheon of godlike beings?” RELATED: Deathstroke Recruits His Version of Teen Titans in Issue #21 “My goal is to treat the Justice League more like a workplace dra

Writer Christopher Priest will return to Black Panther with a new story in Marvel Comics’ Black Panther Annual #1. RELATED: Black Panther: Japanese Trailer Details New Costume’s Abilities In the 12-page story, T’Challa become a murder suspect, but the focus won’t be on Black Panther himself. Instead, Priest will draw attention to Everett K. Ross, a character he co-created in 1998. Priest wrote Black Panther from 1998 to 2003 under the Marvel Knights imprint. The new story he will be released on Feb. 21, the 20th anniversary of his original run. As Priest describes it, Ross was used as a gateway character to bridge the gap between a black superhero and the predominantly white audience that bought comic book. Ross is portrayed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by actor Martin Freeman, who has a prominent role in director Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther. Absent from the comics industry for a decade, Priest has recently received cri

The journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening often leads us to explore various realms of metaphysics and esoteric knowledge. Two fascinating concepts that frequently arise in these discussions are the High Priestess and Starseeds. The High Priestess, a prominent figure in the Tarot deck, embodies intuition, hidden wisdom, and the mysteries of the universe. Starseeds, on the other hand, are believed to be individuals with celestial origins, possessing unique spiritual gifts and a strong sense of purpose. In this article, we will delve into the realms of the High Priestess and Starseeds, exploring their symbolism, characteristics, and the profound connection between them. Understanding the High Priestess:The Symbolism of the High Priestess:The High Priestess is a strong female figure that sits between two pillars in the Tarot, signifying duality and the dividing line between realms. She wears a crown with a crescent moon on it as a representation of her kinship with nature&