DC Comics recently announced plans to release a new four-issue miniseries, under their Black Label brand, spotlighting three legendary vigilantes -- Batman, Green Arrow, and the Question. Acclaimed writer/artist Gabriel Hardman will be taking on the task of creating this new story, as well as providing the art. You can check out all of the details in the press release below.

Main cover to Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia #1 by Gabriel Hardman   DC BLACK LABEL Presents Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia When justice fails, what remains? When power corrupts, who resists? And when principle becomes weaponized, who gets hurt? BURBANK, CA — DC today announced Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia, a bold, character-driven new four-issue comic book series by acclaimed storyteller Gabriel Hardman, launching November 26, 2025, and publishing monthly under the publisher's DC Black Label imprint. Writer/artist Hardman comes to DC Black Label with a hard-boiled modern twist on the DC thrillers of the 1980s, updating this opinionated trio of lone-wolf vigilantes, Batman, Green Arrow and the Question, for a new era of open class warfare and ecological collapse. Written, pencilled, and inked by Hardman, with colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr. and lettering by Simon Bowland, Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia unites three of DC's most ideologically distinct heroes in an expansive narrative of global stakes and personal reckoning. As Bruce Wayne forms a tenuous bond with a billionaire climate visionary, Batman begins to question the true purpose of Arcadia—an ocean-sailing city, climate-hardened against weather extremes, being constructed off the coast of Greenland. Meanwhile, Green Arrow and the Question investigate the darker realities hidden beneath Arcadia's utopian promise. "I've wanted to tell a story about Batman, Green Arrow and the Question since I was 14 years old and I couldn't be more excited to finally get the chance," said Gabriel Hardman. "While I'm taking inspiration from the great work of Denny O'Neil, Denys Cowan and Mike Grell, this series isn't an exercise in nostalgia. I'm taking the grounded approach they spearheaded in the late 80s and moving forward, having these three difficult, opinionated personalities confront a contemporary brand of criminality on a global scale." Through a high-stakes blend of suspense, espionage, and conflict, Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia is perfect for readers seeking complex narratives and iconic archetypes as the comic book series dives deep into the moral gray zones of three of the DC Universe's most unyielding vigilantes. In Arcadia, working from the decaying husk of Hub City, Vic Sage, the Question, goes deep undercover on the trail of a human-trafficking operation in the frozen Arctic. Oliver Queen, the Green Arrow, pushed out of his own company's C-suite, must get his crumbling life back together...but what is Queen Industries' involvement with a mysterious project dubbed Arcadia? Spurred on by the Question, Green Arrow joins the hunt for answers...but one obstacle stands in the way of their investigation: the Batman. Expect bold storytelling, dynamic visuals, and a tone that honors the psychological depth of its vigilante protagonists, each guided by their own code and clashing as often as they unite, while posing difficult questions: When justice fails, what remains? When power corrupts, who resists? And when principle becomes weaponized, who gets hurt? Batman/Green Arrow/The Question: Arcadia #1 will feature a main cover by Hardman and variant covers from Kevin Nowlan and the legendary duo of Denys Cowan & Bill Sienkiewicz. The Cowan and Sienkiewicz variant was originally seen on a DC poster promoting the 1988 "Fables" crossover between Detective Comics Annual #1, Green Arrow Annual #1, and The Question Annual #1, and has never been offered as a variant cover until now. The Cowan and Sienkiewicz variant will be available in standard card stock and trade-dress-free foil versions.

Face details from a cover for #TheDreaming I did a while ago but really enjoyed! ✨

The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country Volume 1 by James Tynion IV with artists Lisandro Estherren, Maria Llovet, Yanick Paquette, Andrea Sorrentino, Francesco Francavilla, Dani, and Aaron Campbell. DC Black Label, 2023. 9781779518415. Collects #1 - 6. http://www.powells.com/book/-9781779518415?partnerid=34778&p_bt

There's a note at the bottom of the title page to remind readers that The Sandman was created by Neil Gaiman, Sam Kieth, and Mike Dringenberg, and to note that The Sandman Universe is curated by Gaiman. I'm not sure what that means but Tynion and all of the artists involved knocked this one out of the park. (Estherren draws most of it, with pages by the other artists used to great effect). It's spooky, horrific stuff focused on the Corinthian (the newer incarnation of the nightmare), whom you've probably read about in previous Sandman graphic novels or seen in the first season of the show on Netflix. (He's the murderous character with mouths for eyes, which he usually hides behind sunglasses. If you don't know who I mean stop now and go read the original Sandman series in its entirety. I recommend the older collections that haven't been recolored. But I digress.)

The Corinthian was created (and then uncreated and recreated) by Dream of the Endless to torment humanity. And now he's collecting memories that he has for some reason, which he knows aren't his own. He seeks out Madison Flynn, an artist and college student, who paints a figure she sees, another creature that also has mouths for eyes. The Corinthian even does a bit of research in the Dreaming, in a library there which has all the books everyone has never written. (There's even a room of unwritten books about the Corinthian himself that he enjoys.)