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Hiatus is due to staff shortage for weekly series This year's 44th issue of Kodansha's Weekly Young Magazine published the final chapter in the "first part" of Tohru Fujisawa's GTO: Paradise Lost manga on Monday. The issue also revealed that Fujisawa is taking a "long leave of absence" before returning to launch the manga's second part. Fujisawa added that the hiatus is due to a staff shortage, and said once he can set it up so he can publish the manga weekly again, he will resume the series. Fujisawa launched the spinoff of his GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) manga in Kodansha's Weekly Young Magazine in April 2014, and Kodansha shipped the 10th compiled volume on September 6. Crunchyroll has been offering the manga online, including latest chapters as they come out in Japan. Crunchyroll describes the story: The next stage for Eikichi Onizuka: Kissho Academy's Class G, a newly-established class for young celebrities. But as Onizuka soon finds out, his new teaching assign

Wormwood has been gone for some time. Too long, if you ask his old friends. They’re determined to track him down, no matter what dimension he’s buggered off to. You see, a special agent from the U.S. government has asked for Wormwood’s help, and things are about to get political… “Wormwood is a masterfully designed work that combines art and storytelling in a way that appeals to readers looking for horror, humor, adventure, and scifi.”—New York Journal of Books The corpse our musty political system needs! A perfect jumping-on point for readers new, old or dead!

Wormwood is back on planet Earth. A special agent from the U.S. government has requested his help, so he’s off to Washington to discover just what’s going on—and he’s bringing his old friends along for the ride… Wormwood in Washington is a bigly problem for the establishment! Variant cover by Ben Templesmith!

DC Comics is heading to Washington, D.C. for a pop culture event that will use the company’s superhero universe to tackle political and cultural issues in the real world. The event, titled DC in D.C., will be open to the public and run for two nights during the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend at the Newseum venue in Washington, D.C. The event will bring together stars and producers from various DCTV shows, like Arrow, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, The Flash, Gotham, Supergirl and Freedom Fighters: The Ray. The night will also include appearances by and panels with DC Comics comic book writers and illustrators. RELATED: Free Comic Book Day 2018 Gold Titles Include Massive DC Event Tease DCTV producers and actors confirmed to attend include Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter (Arrow, Black Lightning, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, The Flash, Supergirl and the upcoming Titans live-action series), as well as actors Caity Lotz (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow), Candice

Brian Michael Bendis has shared a first look at Nick Derington’s artwork for their 12-part Batman story in the DC Comics Walmart exclusive, Batman Giant. In a post to his Twitter account, Bendis exclusively revealed Derington would be illustrating the year-long series, while also teasing guest stars including the Green Arrow. “The fact that @NickDerington is drawing the Batman story was accidentally omitted from the press release, so this is a @DCComics news exclusive!! Walmart! Batman: universe! 12 parts! Me and Derington! and tons of guest stars! including Green Arrow!” RELATED: Bendis’ First Batman Story is a Walmart Exclusive the fact that @NickDerington is drawing the Batman story was accidentally omitted from the press release, so this is a @DCComics news exclusive!! Walmart! Batman: universe! 12 parts! Me and Derington! and tons of guest stars! including Green Arrow! pic.twitter.com/bBaqdqAFEU — BRIAN MICHAEL BENDI