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In the far-flung future (we’re not told exactly when), the Avengers have spread out to the stars and defeated Thanos. Back on Earth, a flesh-and-blood Tony Stark is very much alive and has reached the ripe old age of 126. He’s also grown his hair long, started wearing a cape, and taken over as the Sorcerer Supreme. And one more thing: Riri Williams, not Stark, is the greatest futurist the galaxy has ever known. Generations: The Iron is (so far) the only Generations one-shot that takes place in the future. Penned by Brian Michael Bendis with a team of artists that includes Marco Rudy, Szymon Kudranski, Nico Leon, Will Slinet, Scott Tolbish, Dean White and Paul Mounts, it is as notable for what it leaves out, as for what it leaves in. The story begins with Riri falling out of the sky as her armor stops working. After the Tony A.I. that helps Riri guide her suit goes silent, she switches to manual control, but all of her systems fail, except for the emergency no-crash s

In preparation for the coming “Flash War” storyline in 2018, The Flash writer Joshua Williamson today teased a deep dive into the character’s history. The stack of books I need for FLASH WAR references. Took a few books out of the picture because they might spoil too much of the story… pic.twitter.com/sBIAsNb04O — Joshua Williamson (@Williamson_Josh) November 2, 2017 Among Williamson’s pile of books are classic Flash reads like Crisis on Infinite Earths and The Flash Omnibus. There are several Barry Allen stories, including The Flash: Rebirth, Flashpoint and The Dastardly Death of the Rogues. RELATED: Dark Nights: Metal – What Do The Flash’s Visions Mean? However, also among the collection are several Wally West books, including The New Teen Titans Omnibus, Terminal Velocity, Rogue War, Wonderland, The Return of Barry Allen and The Secret of Barry Allen. “Flash War” is expected to decide once and for all

Fans of characters like Miles Morales and Riri Williams have begun to question what will happen to those heroes once their co-creator, Brian Michael Bendis, departs Marvel for DC Comics. Although the writer didn’t offer specifics, he reassured his followers on social media that Marvel still has big plans Williams, aka Ironheart. I have very good Intel that Miss Williams will live past me in the best way possible. Stay tuned. A lot of you ask me about Marvel‘s plans and it’s really their plans to announce. All I can tell you is that very good people are making very good choices. https://t.co/2LWj4MBGDQ — BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) November 13, 2017 Replying to a message from a fan on Twitter, Bendis wrote, “I have very good Intel that Miss Williams will live past me in the best way possible. Stay tuned. A lot of you ask me about Marvel‘s plans and it’s really their plans to announce. All I can tell you is that very good people ar

J.H. Williams III, who co-created Promethea with Alan Moore and Mick Gray, has reacted to a report that the character will appear in upcoming issues of DC Comics’ Justice League of America. “I can’t in good conscience condone this happening in any form at all,” the artist wrote Thursday on Twitter, in response to Bleeding Cool publishing what appears to be a cover by artist Doug Mahnke depicting Promethea engaged in battle with current Justice League of America nemesis The Queen of Fables. https://t.co/Co5flqjnz8 So, this is without affording me the dignity hearing about it from proper channels. I've not brought this to Alan's attention, doubt he knew, until now. Besides that, I can't in good conscience condone this happening in any form at all. — Beware, A Mad Wizard (@JHWilliamsIII) January 18, 2018 DC Comics declined to comment when contacted by CBR. Promethea debuted in her own series in 1999 published through Moore’s Wildstorm brand Ame

This year’s Emerald City Comic Con has arrived, and DC Comics is set to kick off its ECCC programming slate with a DC Universe panel — spanning its wide array of superhero offerings — happening Thursday afternoon at the Washington State Convention Center. In attendance: creators Justin Jordan, Marguerite Bennett, Julie Benson, Shawna Benson, Mitch Gerads, James Tynion IV and Joshua Williamson, plus Hank Kanalz, DC’s Senior Vice President of Editorial Strategy & Administration, serving as moderator. RELATED: DC Unveils Post-Metal Justice League Plans, Four New Team Rosters CBR is there live, so keep hitting refresh for the latest details. First up: Bennett talking the current “Fall of the House of Kane” arc on Batwoman. “I have been building this story since the very beginning,” Bennett said, calling the work of artist Fernando Blanco “exquisite.” “I just cannot wait for you guys to see issue #14. I read 15 different books on plagues and infectious diseases — it’s become my new