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Jim Lee has debuted his cover art for Absolute WildC.A.T.s, the upcoming hardcover collected edition from DC Comics. RELATED: Jim Lee’s SDCC Panel Spotlighted His Immigrant Story Lee, co-creator of WildC.A.T.s and co-publisher of DC Entertainment, posted the inked artwork by Scott Williams and the final colors by Alex Sinclair, both frequent collaborators. The glimpse behind the scenes provides a treat for fans of characters such as Grifter, Spartan, Zealot, Voodoo, and the rest of the WildC.A.T.s team. The compendium will be released in December by DC to commemorate the 25th anniversary of WildC.A.T.s #1, by Lee and Brandon Choi. Published by Image Comics, the issue was Lee’s first creator-owned work, and served as the foundation of the Wildstorm Universe. DC acquired Lee’s WildStorm Productions in 1998. RELATED: The 15 Most Iconic Jim Lee Covers Featuring stories by Lee, Scott Lobdell, Brandon Choi, Chris Claremont and Eric Silvestri, and interior art by Le

The Pussycats and their various musical allies and friends must unite to save the kidnapped Archies! Don’t miss the stunning finale to “FASTER, PUSSYCATS: DRIFT, DRIFT”!

It’s been a while since Josie and the Pussycats got much attention, but — after Archie Comics introduced them as a trio of vampires in “Afterlife with Archie” #10 — they’re back under the spotlight, albeit for a more traditional reimagining. In keeping with the publisher’s other modernized relaunches, Marguerite Bennett, Cameron DeOrdio and Audrey Mok’s “Josie and the Pussycats” #1 falls right in line with the spirit of the other titles; the characters feel like natural, stylish extensions of their traditional incarnations, yet remain true to their long-established personalities. The original Archie house style comfortably dominated the look of the entire Archie cast for decades, so the publisher has faced the same challenge for every one of its character revamps: to come up with a distinct style for each, while keeping them all tied together and recognizable. Like other artists have done for the new “Archie,” “Jughead” and “Betty and Veronica,” Mok comes up with her own unique, mode

The Pussycats and their various musical allies and friends must unite to save the kidnapped Archies! Don’t miss the stunning finale to “FASTER, PUSSYCATS: DRIFT, DRIFT”!

The Pussycats take Tokyo! As the band prepares for the biggest audience of its career, two men enter, one manager leaves in… BEYOND TOKYO DOME.