Kelly Knox

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Kelly Knox

The daughter of Wonder Woman is back! …And back? And back?!In Trinity: Daughter of Wonder Woman #1, the beginning of a new limited series by Tom King and Belén Ortega, the precocious preschooler Trinity returns to star in a story with her two older selves. That’s right, true to her name, there are three versions of Trinity ready to save the day—or at least try to cause as little trouble as possible.

2 weeks ago | starwars.com | Kelly Knox

The architects of the High Republic talk about building a new era of Star Wars, their favorite characters, and which book they’d take to a desert island. Twenty-five novels, 139 comic book issues, 22 short stories, six original manga graphic novels, and five audio originals. All released in just four years. This is The High Republic, the most ambitious initiative in Star Wars publishing history.

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Kelly Knox

Welcome to Themyscira, the beautiful island home of Wonder Woman and the Amazons! Of course, that’s not quite all, and in Kanga-U: Tests and Tournaments, a new middle grade DC graphic novel by Sholly Fisch and Yancey Labat, you’ll meet the other inhabitants of Themyscira: the kangas, loyal animal companions to the Amazons. They protect the warrior they’re partnered with, acting as their steed, charging into battle together and forging lifelong friendships.

1 month ago | starwars.com | Kelly Knox

As we explore her next chapter in Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld, we find ourselves asking: How did you become this, Asajj? Two red lightsabers ignite in the dark. With a snarl and an unmatched fury, the assassin strikes. Who was she before wrath consumed her? And who will she become?

1 month ago | dc.com | Kelly Knox

At first glance, it might seem like the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel are complete opposites—night and day, so to speak. But their partnership endures over the decades thanks to their mutual dedication to justice and never-ending determination for the greater good. Their methods might be different, but at heart Batman and Superman both believe in putting innocent lives above their own and through this, have found mutual respect and admiration.