DC's Outsiders return - with a twist
Batwoman and Luke Fox give up superheroics in favor of... archaeology?
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DC superteam the Outsiders will be returning later this year with a new monthly book and a surprise new MO.
The 12-issue series - the first Outsiders title in three years - will be written by Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing and drawn by Robert Carey. It focuses on the stripped back line-up of Batwoman and Luke Fox as they reevaluate their place in Gotham City. Disillusioned by the events of the forthcoming Gotham War arc, the pair decide to reinvent themselves as archaeologists, delving into the history of the DC universe, rather than regular superheroics.
You can see a couple of pages of Carey's uncolored art for the new book in the gallery below.


The new series was announced during DC's Gotham City panel at this year's San Diego Comic Con.
"DC has had so many crisises...universes that have fallen apart," said Collin Kelly. "What could have survived? What could have fallen in the cracks?" The writer also cited Star Trek as an influence on the series, with the two heroes exploring the unknown with empathy.
Jackson Lanzing later tweeted, "The Hivemind's digging into the darkest forgotten corners of the DC Universe for twelve issues of truly weird pop-culture adventure archeology."



Also revealed on the Gotham City panel was the start of a new Detective Comics story arc that will begin in issue #1076.
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Take a look at Liam Sharp's beautiful variant cover for the issue below.
Both Outsiders #1 and Detective Comics #1076 will be published by DC Comics later this year.
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