Vigilante

Donny has lost everything—his girlfriend, his home, and nearly his life—but the men who did this to him have also woken him up. To put it all back together, Donny will need to tear apart the conspiracy that rocked his world. And for that, he’ll need help. Namely, the retired Los Angeles vigilante known as the Eastsider is going to teach Donny a thing or two about putting on a mask and kicking some butt.

Donny was feeling pretty settled in his cushy life. Even though his girlfriend was politically active, he never gave social justice or racial issues any time. So, when Dorrie discovers something she shouldn’t have and ends up dead, no one expects Donny to be the guy to carry on her work—but that’s exactly what he does, putting on a mask and taking to the streets. He soon finds himself tangled in family history, political conspiracy, and a plot that goes far deeper than he ever imagined. Set in the heart of Los Angeles, this new VIGILANTE series raises an old question while making it relevant to our times: when you witness bad things being done, how far would you go to set them right? Written by Gary Phillips, noted writer of the Ivan Monk series of novels, and drawn by Elena Casagrande (Suicide Risk), this hard-hitting tale of revenge and redemption takes the Vigilante into a whole new danger zone.

Just when you thought Gotham City had enough defenders of the night, a new costumed crimefighter has made his presence known in the pages of Detective Comics. While he wears the familiar cape and cowl of the Dark Knight, this individual is actually the future Tim Drake of the Titans of Tomorrow — and, well, he’s looking more supervillain than superhero. RELATED: Titans of Tomorrow Are Coming to DC’s Rebirth It’s unclear if future Tim will stick around once “A Lonely Place of Living” concludes, but cover art for the final chapter in DC’s “Super Sons of Tomorrow” crossover features what appears to be Drake in a new identity, and it’s looking a lot like the Rebirth version of Vigilante. Titans of Tomorrow and Rebirth Debut First appearing in Geoff Johns and Mike McKone’s Teen Titans run in 2005, the Titans of Tomorrow consisted of Robin, Superboy, Wonder Girl, and the rest of the Teen Titans growing up to assume the