"Doomsday Clock" Preview featured in "The Button" finale

With The Button finally ending this week with the release of "The Flash #22", DC Comics shifts the focus and attention of the "Watchmen/ DC Rebirth" mystery to its next upcoming storyline set for this fall when Geoff Johns returns to write "Doomsday Clock" alongside the creative team of Gary Frank and Brad Anderson. The final part of "The Button" saw lots of reveals and more questions remaining to be answered... But also featured an epilogue that is a lead on to Doomsday Clock, which was released by DC and also featured by Comic Book.com.

You can check out the two page teaser here, teasing the Comedian's button floating in space bloody as ever, and then shifting to what is revealed as Superman's familiar "S" logo that is the crest of The House Of El. One can only wonder what Johns has planned... We'll just have to wait and see.

"Doomsday Clock" will be released on November 2017.

ICYMI: "The Button" begins this week with Batman #21

One of the most anticipated storylines since "DC Rebirth" began is finally underway, as Batman #21 arrives this week and brings forth the first chapter of "The Button" - the Batman/ Flash crossover story that will run between issues 21-22 of both titles and sees The Dark Knight and the Scarlet Speedster investigating the mystery of the bloodstained smiley face button - which readers and comic fans will recognize as The Comedian's pin from "Watchmen".

Newsarama has a couple of pages for preview of this long awaited story that will change things for The Bat and The Flash. Be sure to visit your local retailer and comic shop for this event.

DC Rebirth: Jay Garrick returns in "The Button" and Batman image tweeted by Tom King

Looks like a familiar DC Hero will FINALLY make his long awaited return after being teased in the pages of The Flash, as DC Comics has released (via Newsarama) the Jason Fabok drawn cover to "The Flash #22" - which sees the comeback of Golden Age Flash Jay Garrick. Back in a slightly redesigned version of his original costume complete with the Mercury helmet, Garrick's return happens during "The Button" storyline, which begins this April and spans issues #21 and 22 of "Batman" and "The Flash" respectively.

"None of you understand. I'm not locked up in here with you. You're locked up in here with me."

Coming in Batman 21. Art by Jason Fabok. pic.twitter.com/pF1goWq8Pk

— Tom King (@TomKingTK) February 24, 2017

Speaking of Batman, series writer Tom King tweeted this other Fabok drawn artwork showing the Caped Crusader looking at his computer in the Batcave, showing images of the bloodstained smiley face button that belonged to The Comedian of Watchmen fame. What this means is just what "The Button" aims to solve, but King quotes Rorschach in his tweet, leading many to believe we'll be getting the answers soon to this lingering mystery that has stuck around since "DC Universe Rebirth #1" was released last year.

The Button begins with Batman #21 on April.

DC Comics announces "The Button" event for DC Rebirth

Looks like one of the bug mysteries of "DC Rebirth" may finally be answered starting the first quarter of 2017, as Newsarama breaks the news on DC Comics officially announcing one of their big events of the year in "The Button"  - a 4 part storyline the crosses over "Batman" and "The Flash", with The Dark Knight and Scarlet Speedster teaming up to find out the nature of the bloodstained smiling face button - which Watchmen fans will know well as the item present during the murder of The Comedian.

With questions still looming over the horizon on the DC Universe as to how this plays into Rebirth and how Doctor Manhattan and Ozymandias are involved, "The Button" will run through issues 21 and 22 of "Batman" and "The Flash" respectively, and special lenticular covers drawn by artist Jason Fabok will also be available at $3.99. The storyline begins on April 19, so don't miss it if you've been DC Rebirth since the start.