DC Universe Infinite Announces Its First Crossover And Three New Digital-First Series
by Olly MacNamee
DC Comics has announced its first-ever digital-first crossover event coming to DC Go! this Thursday, 30th October, available through DC Universe Infinite. They also announced three new webcomics: Green Lanterns: Bad Boys for Light, Finding My GCPD Dad a Girlfriend, and Supergirl: Accidental Chef.
But first, the DC Go! crossover, written by Patrick R. Young with art by Andrew Drilon, that brings together five “fan-favourite DC Go! original series in a connected adventure” with all episodes available to read for free to subscribers. ‘Runway to Ruin Omega’ will run throughout the whole month of October, and concluding on 29th October.
“In DC’s ‘Runway to Ruin,’ characters from the DC GO! universe are drawn into an intergalactic fashion showcase where a mysterious new villain is weaponizing their most embarrassing memories. To stop the powerful new threat known as King Cringe, Harley Quinn, Nightwing, Jon Kent, Billy Batson and more must confront the moments they’d rather forget before they lose everything.”
Participating series in DC’s “Runway to Ruin” crossover include:
- Nothing Butt Nightwing — series by Patrick R. Young, Moy R. Marco
- Harley Quinn in Paradise — series by CRC Payne, Siobhan Chiffon, Cathy Le
- Warriors and a Wee Wonder — series by Stephanie Williams, Jane Pica, Emily Pearson, and Dominic Bustamante
- Jon Kent: This Internship Is My Kryptonite — series by Sam Camp, Daimon Hampton, Seraji
- The Magical Mysteries of Shazam! — series by Steve Orlando, Giopota
Then there’s the three new series, all launching this November:
- Supergirl: Accidental Chef, where Kara Zor-El sets out to find herself and discovers the healing power of cooking as an apprentice aboard a floating food truck
- Green Lanterns: Bad Boys for Light, where Hal Jordan and John Stewart discover that some of the coldest cases in the universe may be connected
- Finding My GCPD Dad a Girlfriend, where Barbara Gordon takes it upon herself to help her perpetually single father find love