DC has a whole decade history of digital first comics. But after the recent April DC Digital First initiative, high profile series such as Sensational Wonder Woman or The Next Batman: Second Son, the publisher has to treat digital comics at the same level as printed issues. Three most needed changed for them are:
The last Vixen´s chapter of the anthology has a very nice ending to this story, even if not so original. People are fighting against gods and then a small team is created. Actual end seems as if there will be some continuation of the story and for me, Vixen´s digital series with these Global Guardians can be very interesting.
DC anthology Represent!, which started in September, is going to have another five issues in five weeks. It's a series about ordinary people in not-so-ordinary situations. An African American man is growing at a post-slavery farm. A woman is starting to feel pain in legs and it becomes agony. A mobbed-down student is starting with box for defense. All realistic themes from real lives.
In April when pandemic caused Diamond Comics to close shipments DC comics started Digital First initiative, which was the biggest digital comics launch to date. Seven weekly series, so every day there were new DC digital comics with famous artists and writers. At the beginning, they were reprints of stories from Walmart anthologies, then they started with original stories. Through 2020 some series were changed for another and at the end of year, all of them ended, as was also Injustice Year One digital series by Tom Taylor. But at the same time, they started a new series and at the very beginning of this year, another two. Also a few new digital series were announced. UPDATE: DC announced continuation of anthology Represent!.
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In the second digital chapter of this anthology, Vixen is waking up in the camp. Almost half of the issue is her dream which included Vandal Savage, Anansi, Gilgamesh and new character Oya. Then she is flying to Kenya and side-by-side with Impala fighting gods known as Nyame.
In comics there can be two types of anthologies: Same as in books, when anthology is one issue which contents few stories, often with different characters and creators, and same as in tv-shows, where anthology is show, which after some number of episodes (generally one season) is completely changing title characters. Truth & Justice is the second type.
In conclusion of the first print issue and second digital chapter, there is a lot of action. Diana is in his costume and is fighting against the main villain of the issue with another female Justice League member on her side.
DC Comics started the new year with few digital series. First of them was Sensational Wonder Woman.
It is the successor to Wonder Woman: Agent of Piece, part of their Digital First initiative, which ended in December. It is also spiritual continuation of other digital first series, Sensation Comics featuring Wonder Woman, which run in 2014 - 2015. Weekly 51 digital chapters was printed in 17 issues and then collected in three TPBs. They were out of continuity of the mainstream DC Universe.
