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| Infinite Frontier | |
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| Publication information | |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
| Genre | |
| Publication date | March 2, 2021 |
| Main character(s) | DC Universe |
| Creative team | |
| Written by | Various |
| Artist(s) | Various |
Infinite Frontier is a relaunch by the American comic book publisher DC Comics of its entire line of ongoing monthly superhero comic book titles in 2021. It is the follow-up to the 2016 DC Rebirth relaunch. The relaunch and event was shepherded by writer Joshua Williamson.[1]
Changes in the DC Universe
Infinite Frontier begins after the events of Dark Nights: Death Metal, Generations and Future State.
The DC Multiverse has expanded into a larger "Omniverse" where everything is canon and it will still deal with the repercussions of DC Rebirth.[2]
The new Multiverse has two opposite worlds that represent the Metaverse and sustain the balance: one is the Elseworld, and the other is Earth Omega, where Darkseid is imprisoned.
In the new status quo, all of DC history "counts" when understanding a character's backstory, and legacy and history within the franchise is being emphasised by editorial mandate, with many characters now sharing the same codenames. For example, Stephanie Brown and Cassandra Cain share the Batgirl title, while Oracle (Barbara Gordon) reserves the right to also wear the Batgirl costume from time to time. Jonathan Kent and his father Clark Kent are both Superman, while Conner Kent is once again Superboy. Wally West has stepped up as primary Flash while Barry Allen joined multiversal team Justice Incarnate. While Diana of Themiscyra continues in her role as Wonder Woman from the afterlife, her mother Hippolyta serves in Wonder Woman's place on the Justice League, and her sister Nubia explores the idea of succeeding Diana as Wonder Woman. In another example of a relaxed approach to codename sharing among legacy characters, Tim Drake is officially Robin once again, but the previous Robin (Damian Wayne) continues to head up the Robin comic book without an official codename.
The soft relaunch and new approach to history also completes what began with DC Rebirth in restoring the status quo of characters prior to unpopular New 52 changes, re-establishing characters' memories and relationships with each other, while selectively retaining some of the simplified backstories from the modern era and many of the new characters. An example of this is Tim Drake once again serving as Robin.
Plot summary
After the recreation of the infinite Multiverse, and a look into a possible future of her universe, Wonder Woman, who has ascended after the defeat of The Batman Who Laughs, is offered a role by the Quintessence (Ganthet, Hera, Highfather, Phantom Stranger, The Spectre, The Wizard) in return for saving the Multiverse. The Spectre takes her to a journey where its revealed that Roy Harper is resurrected as well as Batman dealing with a mysterious group of enemies. Wonder Woman rejects becoming a part of the Quintessence, since she wants to live it rather than just witness it. As she leaves, the Quintessence go to Earth Omega where they are attacked by Darkseid who has finally achieved his true form after his past versions were combined into one.[3]
On Earth, everyone is now aware of the multiverse (as a result of events in Dark Nights: Death Metal), and Alan Scott (who came out to his children) is struggling with living in this new world. He talks with his son Obsidian when the Justice Society of America headquarters explodes in green flames, and Alan asks where Jade is. In Paris, as Director Bones is talking to Cameron Chase about the recent events that have transpired, Batman (from the Flashpoint era) crashes on Earth 23 where he meets the Justice Incarnate (Calvin Ellis, Mary Marvel from Earth 5, Machinehead from Earth 8, Aquawoman from Earth 11, and Captain Carrot from Earth 26) and asks where Barry Allen is. While running throughout the multiverse, Barry Allen vibrates through the worlds and arrives in Earth Omega where he is attacked by Psycho Pirate who wants Barry to find someone. In a diner, Roy Harper deals with an angry customer when an enemy named X-Tract attacks him. Roy Harper wards off the attacker, realizing that he has a Black Lantern ring.[4]
Cameron Chase contacts Batman and Superman about the public being worried of the Multiverse, but Superman and Batman dodge her questions. Thomas Wayne admits that seeing his whole world turned him evil and doesn't want his son to know he's alive. Magog of Earth 22 attacks Calvin Ellis and Thomas Wayne, having gone back to his villainous roots. Back on Earth-0, Mr. Terrific tells Vandal Savage, Obsidian, and Alan Scott that there are still people who don't have their memories restored or are missing after the restoration of the DC Multiverse. Roy Harper starts training with his Black Lantern Ring but gets overwhelmed by its power. Meanwhile, Cameron Chase confronts Captain Atom but after realizing this Captain Atom is an imposter, the imposter blows himself up. [5]
Psycho Pirate puts The Flash on a treadmill in Earth Omega and uses his power to take Barry somewhere else. Obsidian and Alan Scott meet a man named Shade where they realize that an enemy of Obisidian has stolen Jade. The duo go to Command D where they are attacked by Detective Bones, X-Tract, and Cameron Chase. The Justice Incarnate calm down Magog and after Magog allows them to touch a mysterious spacecraft, Calvin Ellis tells everyone they need to go back to his Earth. Roy Harper regains control of his Black Lantern ring but is captured by Hector Hammond when he is saved by the Infinite Incorporated (Power Girl, Jade). [6]
Titles
Ongoing series
| Title | Issues | Publication dates | Initial creative team[a] | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Writer(s) | Artist(s) | Colorist(s) | ||||
| Action Comics | #1029– | March 2021[7]– | Phillip Kennedy Johnson Becky Cloonan[b] Michael W. Conrad[b] |
Phil Hester Eric Gapstur Daniel Sampere Michael Avon Oeming[b] |
Hi-Fi Jordie Bellaire Adriano Lucas Taki Soma[b] |
|
| Batman (vol. 3) | #106– | March 2021[8]– | James Tynion IV Joshua Williamson[b] |
Jorge Jimenez Gleb Melnikov[b] Ricardo López Ortiz[b] |
Tomeu Morey Gleb Melnikov[b] |
|
| Batman: Urban Legends | #1– | March 2021[9]– | Chip Zdarsky Stephanie Phillips Brandon Thomas Matthew Rosenberg Cecil Castellucci Che Grayson Camrus Johnson Meghan Fitzmartin |
Eddy Barrows Marcus To Laura Braga Max Dunbar Ryan Benjamin Marguerite Sauvage Alberto Jimenez Alburquerque Loyiso Mkize Belén Ortega |
Adriano Lucas Ivan Plascencia Luis Guerrero Antonio Fabela Marguerite Sauvage David Baron Andrew Dalhouse Alejandro Sánchez |
|
| Batman/Superman (vol. 3) | #16–22 | March–September 2021[10] | Gene Luen Yang | Ivan Reis Danny Miki |
Sabine Rich | |
| Catwoman (vol. 5) | #29– | March 2021[11]– | Ram V | Fernando Blanco | Jordie Bellaire | |
| Deathstroke Inc. | #1– | September 2021– | Joshua Williamson | Howard Porter | TBA | |
| Detective Comics | #1034– | March 2021[12]– | Mariko Tamaki Joshua Williamson[b] John Ridley[b] |
Dan Mora Viktor Bogdanovic Gleb Melnikov[b] Clayton Henry[b] Dustin Nguyen[b] Karl Mostert[b] |
Jordie Bellaire Gleb Melnikov[b] Dustin Nguyen[b] Karl Mostert[b] |
|
| The Flash | #768– | March 2021[13]– | Jeremy Adams | Brandon Peterson David "Darko" Lafuente Jack Herbert |
Michael Atiyeh Luis Guerrero |
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| Future State: Gotham | #1– | May 2021[14]– | Joshua Williamson Dennis Culver |
Giannis Milonogiannis | ||
| Green Lantern (vol. 7) | April 2021[15]– | Geoffrey Thorne | Dexter Soy | Marco Santucci Alex Sinclair |
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| Harley Quinn (vol. 4) | March 2021[16]– | Stephanie Phillips | Riley Rossmo | Ivan Plascencia | ||
| I Am Batman | September 2021[10]– | John Ridley | Olivier Coipel | TBA | ||
| The Joker (vol. 2) | March 2021[17]– | James Tynion IV Sam Johns[b] |
Guillem March Mirka Andolfo[b] |
Arif Prianto Romulo Fajardo Jr.[b] |
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| Justice League (vol. 4) | #59– | March 2021[18]– | Brian Michael Bendis Ram V[b] |
David Marquez Xermanico[b] |
Tamra Bonvillain Ivan Plascencia Romulo Fajardo Jr.[b] |
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| Legends of the Dark Knight | #1– | May 2021[19]– | Darick Robertson Stephanie Phillips Brandon Thomas Becky Cloonan Matthew Rosenberg Brandon Easton |
Darick Robertson Max Dunbar Giannis Milonogiannis Dike Ruan Cian Tormey Karl Mostert |
Diego Rodriguez Tamra Bonvillain Jordie Bellaire Dave McCaig Matt Hollingsworth David Baron |
Digital first from April 2, 2021 |
| Nightwing (vol. 4) | #78– | March 2021[20]– | Tom Taylor | Bruno Redondo | Adriano Lucas | |
| Robin (vol. 3) | #1– | April 2021[21]– | Joshua Williamson | Gleb Melnikov | ||
| Suicide Squad (vol. 7) | #1– | March 2021[22]– | Robbie Thompson | Eduardo Pansica Dexter Soy |
Marcelo Maiolo Alex Sinclair |
|
| Superman (vol. 5) | #29–32 | March–June 2021[7] | Phillip Kennedy Johnson Sean Lewis[b] |
Phil Hester Eric Gapstur Sami Basri[b] |
Hi-Fi Ulises Arreola[b] |
|
| Superman: Son of Kal-El | #1– | July 2021[23]– | Tom Taylor | John Timms | Gabe Eltaeb | |
| Teen Titans Academy | March 2021[24]– | Tim Sheridan | Rafa Sandoval Steve Lieber |
Jordi Tarragona Alejandro Sánchez Dave Stewart |
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| Wonder Girl (vol. 2) | May 2021[25]– | Joëlle Jones | Joëlle Jones Adriana Melo |
Jordie Bellaire | ||
| Wonder Woman | #770– | March 2021[26]– | Becky Cloonan Michael W. Conrad Jordie Bellaire[b] |
Travis Moore Paulina Ganucheau[b] |
Tamra Bonvillain Kendall Goode[b] |
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Limited series
| Title | Issues | Publication date | Creative team | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Writer(s) | Artist(s) | Colorist(s) | ||||
| Aquaman/Green Arrow: Deep Target | #1–7 | October 2021[27]– | Brandon Thomas | Ronan Cliquet | Ulises Arreola | |
| Aquaman: The Becoming | #1–6 | September 2021[28]– | Diego Olortegui | Adriano Lucas | ||
| Arkham City: The Order of the World | October 2021– | Dan Watters | Dani | Dave Stewart | ||
| Batman: The Detective | April 2021[29]– | Tom Taylor | Andy Kubert | Brad Anderson | ||
| Black Manta | September 2021[30]– | Chuck Brown | Valentine De Landro | Marissa Louise | ||
| Blue & Gold | #1–8 | July 2021[31]– | Dan Jurgens | Ryan Sook | ||
| Checkmate | #1–6 | June 2021[32]– | Brian Michael Bendis | Alex Maleev | Dave Stewart | Originally titled Event Leviathan: Checkmate |
| Crime Syndicate | March–August 2021[32] | Andy Schmidt | Kieran McKeown Bryan Hitch |
Steve Oliff Alex Sinclair |
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| Crush & Lobo | #1–8 | June 2021[33]– | Mariko Tamaki | Amancay Nahuelpan | Tamra Bonvillain | |
| Dark Knights of Steel | #1–12 | November 2021– | Tom Taylor | Yasmine Putri | TBA | |
| DC Vs. Vampires | November 2021– | James Tynion IV Matthew Rosenberg |
Otto Schmidt | TBA | ||
| Infinite Frontier | #1–6 | June[34]–September 2021 | Joshua Williamson | Xermanico | Romulo Fajardo Jr. | |
| Justice League Incarnate | #1–5 | November 2021– | Joshua Williamson Dennis Culver |
Andrei Bressan Brandon Peterson |
TBA | |
| Justice League: Last Ride | #1–7 | May–November 2021 | Chip Zdarsky | Miguel Mendonça | Enrica Angiolini | |
| The Next Batman: Second Son | #1–4 | April–July 2021[35] | John Ridley | Tony Akins Travel Foreman Mark Morales |
Rex Lokus | Digital first from February 23, 2021 |
| Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom | #1–6 | May 2021[36]– | Brandon Easton | Fico Ossio | Rico Renzi | |
| Nubia and the Amazons | October 2021[37]– | Stephanie Williams Vita Ayala |
Alitha Martinez | Mark Morales | ||
| Robin & Batman | #1–3 | November 2021[38]– | Jeff Lemire | Dustin Nguyen | ||
| Robins | #1–6 | November 2021[39]– | Tim Seeley | Baldemar Rivas | Romulo Fajardo Jr. | |
| Sensational Wonder Woman | #1–7 | March 2021[40]– | Stephanie Phillips Andrea Shea Colleen Doran Alyssa Wong Corinna Sara Bechko Amy Chu Sina Grace Sanya Anwar |
Meghan Hetrick Bruno Redondo Colleen Doran Eleonora Carlini Dani Strips M. L. Sanapo Paul Pelletier Sanya Anwar |
Marissa Louise Bruno Redondo Colleen Doran Eleonora Carlini Mike Spicer Wendy Broome Adriano Lucas Eva de la Cruz |
Digital first from January 6, 2021 |
| Shazam! | #1–4 | July 2021[41]– | Tim Sheridan | Clayton Henry | Marcelo Maiolo | |
| Suicide Squad: King Shark | #1–6 | September 2021– | Tim Seeley | Scott Kolins | TBA | |
| Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow | #1–8 | June 2021[42]– | Tom King | Bilquis Evely | Mat Lopes | |
| Superman and the Authority | #1–4 | July 2021[23]– | Grant Morrison | Mikel Janín | Jordie Bellaire | |
| Superman: Red & Blue | #1–6 | March–August 2021[43] | John Ridley Brandon Easton Wes Craig Dan Watters Marguerite Bennett |
Clayton Henry Steve Lieber Wes Craig Dani Jill Thompson |
Jordie Bellaire Ron Chan Wes Craig Dani Jill Thompson |
|
| The Swamp Thing | #1–10 | March 2021[22]– | Ram V | Mike Perkins | Mike Spicer | |
| Task Force Z | #1–12 | October 2021[44]– | Matthew Rosenberg | Eddy Barrows | Adriano Lucas | |
| Titans United | #1–7 | September 2021– | Cavan Scott | Jose Luis | Rex Lokus | |
| Wonder Woman: Black & Gold | #1–6 | June 2021[45]– | A.J. Mendez Nadia Shammas John Arcudi Amy Reeder Becky Cloonan |
Ming Doyle Morgan Beem Ryan Sook Amy Reeder Becky Cloonan |
Ming Doyle Morgan Beem Ryan Sook Amy Reeder Becky Cloonan |
|
| Wonder Woman: Evolution | #1–8 | November 2021– | Stephanie Phillips | Mike Hawthorne | TBA | |
One-shots
| Title | Issues | Publication date | Creative team | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Writer(s) | Artist(s) | Colorist(s) | ||||
| Aquaman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular |
#1 | August 2021[46] | Dan Jurgens Geoff Johns Brandon Thomas Chuck Brown Stephanie Phillips Michael Moreci Marguerite Bennett Dan Watters Jeff Parker Becky Cloonan Francis Manapul |
Steve Epting Paul Pelletier Valentine de Landro Hendry Prasetya Pop Mhan Trungles Miguel Mendonça Evan Shaner |
TBA | |
| Batman: Fear State Alpha | August 2021[47] | James Tynion IV | Riccardo Federeci | Romulo Fajardo Jr. | ||
| DC Festival of Heroes: The Asian Superhero Celebration | May 2021[48] | Gene Luen Yang Ram V Greg Pak Alyssa Wong Amy Chu Minh Le Dustin Nguyen |
Marcus To Bernard Chang Dustin Nguyen Marcio Takara Trung Le Nguyen Francis Manapul |
TBA | ||
| DC Pride | June 2021[33] | James Tynion IV Steve Orlando Vita Ayala Mariko Tamaki Sam Johns Danny Lore Sina Grace Nicole Maines Andrew Wheeler |
Trung Le Nguyen Stephen Byrne Skylar Patridge Amy Reeder Klaus Janson Lisa Sterle Ro Stein Ted Brandt Rachael Stott Luciano Vecchio |
Trung Le Nguyen Stephen Byrne José Villarrubia Marissa Louise Dave McCaig Enrica Eren Angiolini Ro Stein Ted Brandt Rain Beredo |
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| Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular |
June 2021[49] | Mariko Tamaki Tom Taylor Stephanie Phillips Mike Grell Ram V Brandon Thomas Devin Grayson Phil Hester Vita Ayala Benjamin Percy Jeff Lemire Larry O'Neil |
Javier Rodriguez Nicola Scott Chris Mooneyham Mike Grell Christopher Mitten Jorge Corona Max Fiumara Phil Hester Laura Braga Otto Schmidt Andrea Sorrentino Jorge Fornés |
Javier Rodriguez Nicola Scott Mike Spicer Lovern Kindzierski Ivan Plascencia Mat Lopes Max Fiumara Patricia Milvihill Adriano Lucas Otto Schmidt Jordie Bellaire Jorge Fornés |
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| I Am Batman | #0 | August 2021[47] | John Ridley | Travel Foreman | Rex Lokus | |
| Infinite Frontier | March 2021[12] | Joshua Williamson James Tynion IV Scott Snyder Brian Michael Bendis Becky Cloonan Michael W. Conrad Joëlle Jones Tim Sheridan Phillip Kennedy Johnson Geoff Johns Geoffrey Thorne |
John Timms David Marquez Jorge Jimenez Alitha Martinez Mark Morales Joëlle Jones Stephen Byrne Rafa Sandoval Jordi Tarragona Jamal Igle Alex Maleev Todd Nauck Dexter Soy Howard Porter John Romita Jr. Klaus Janson |
Alex Sinclair Tamra Bonvillain Tomeu Morey Emilo Lopez Jordie Bellaire Stephen Byrne Alejandro Sanchez Hi-Fi Brad Anderson |
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| Infinite Frontier: Secret Files | #1 | June 2021 | Joshua Williamson Brandon Thomas Stephanie Phillips Dan Watters |
Valentine De Landro Inaki Miranda Stephen Byrne Phil Hester |
Marissa Louise Triona Farrell Nick Filardi Stephen Byrne |
Released digitally as six issues from April 18, 2021 |
| Stargirl Spring Break Special | May 2021[50] | Geoff Johns | Todd Nauck Bryan Hitch Fred Hembeck |
Hi-Fi Alex Sinclair |
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| Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Spectacular |
October 2021[37] | Becky Cloonan Michael W. Conrad Jordie Bellaire Mark Waid Tom King Steve Orlando G. Willow Wilson Amy Reeder Vita Ayala Stephanie Phillips |
Jim Cheung Paulina Ganucheau Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez Joe Prado Amy Reeder Evan Shaner Isaac Goodhart Laura Bragfa Marcio Takara Meghan Hetrick |
TBA | ||
See also
Notes
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