Titled
Justice League: Last Ride, the series will include the team's failure, breakup
and events after it. It will start on April 14 and will have 16 digital
chapters then collected in eight printed issues (first released on May 11).
Each digital chapter will have 10 pages, so Zdarsky and artist Miguel Mendonça
will use full page format.
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!.
For release dates, check calendar on the right side of blog
