Note: If DC’s ever looking for a new event ala Flashpoint, they should consider Flashback such as this inspired jaunt of the JLI into the dapper days of the 1920s. Artist Maya Nord returns with this redesign that takes the team and gives them a period piece makeover. – Chris A.
Note: With the winter season soon approaching, P:R is dusting off their winter wardrobe and artist Hanie Mohd read our mind with these mesmerizing pictures of DC heroines (and a villainess or two) in full-on sweater weather. – Chris A.
Note: We’ve seen DC heroes reimagined for the modern day, but what about the modern day hipster? Artist Ferd Poblete makes our dreams a reality, and also throws in a bonus from the Marvel side of town. – Chris A.
Note: Ulises Farinas has shown he’s got talent in spades, and a recent series of pin-ups by the artist continues to deliver. If you like this, go over to our friends at Comics Alliance to see more artwork and words from Farinas about this classic rendition of DC’s finest. – Chris A.
Note: Check out these sweet Off-Duty X-outfits from our pals Nate Bellegarde and Joel Carroll! – Dean Trippe
Nate Bellegarde‘s Jubilee and Emma Frost
Joel Carroll‘s Scot Summers and Jean Grey
Note: Off-Duty features drawings of our favorite heroes and villains in plainclothes while off the heroing/villaining clock. This double-shot of familiar Bat-Family alumni, Cassandra Cain and Jason Todd as drawn dressed down by artist Karen Zachary Wang, requires a special time-travel day off date for these hero-then-villain-then-hero-then-villain super-persons (given Jason’s youthful appearance). Dang it, now I want to read that. – Dean Trippe
Note: Off-Duty features drawings of our favorite heroes and villains in plainclothes while off the heroing/villaining clock. Here’s our pal Nate Bellegarde‘s take on some business time duds for Invincible! Clearly still conveying Invincible’s superhero identity, this outfit would totally suit a non-superheroing situation (contract negotiation, super-date, etc.) not involving Invincible’s alter ego, Mark Grayson. Either that or Mark learned how to put together secret identity protecting ensembles from the Power Rangers. Either way, I love this pic. – Dean Trippe
Note: Hey, it’s a new column! Off-Duty features drawings of our favorite heroes and villains in plainclothes while off the heroing/villaining clock. To kick things off right, here’s Rooftop Regular (TM) Ming “The Future” Doyle with her take on smoothing-craving X-Women Storm and Jubilee! – Dean
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