Brian Michael Bendis and Nick Derington will do a 12 part Batman story on "Batman Giant"

Reported on Comic Book Resources, it looks like DC will produce more material to reach out to readers beyond a comic book shop as Walmart will be getting exclusive 100-page Giant titles - including Batman, Superman, Teen Titans, and the Justice League of America.

Starting on Batman Giant #3, Brian Michael Bendis will be teaming up with artist Nick Derington to present the "Universe" story arc - which sends Bats on a globetrotting journey that has a couple of guest stars appearing.

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 BENDIS (@BRIANMBENDIS) June 22, 2018

The DC Giants titles will be released on July.

DC Rebirth: Full "Justice League of America" line up revealed; Batman, Black Canary, and Lobo join the team

In what will certainly turn the tables in the "Rebirth" era of the DC Universe come February next year, DC Comics has revealed the Ivan Reis drawn cover to "Justice League of America #1" - the new team book that will run alongside the main Justice League title and features a new line-up that features Vixen, The Ray, The Atom (Ryan Choi), Killer Frost, and now the newly revealed three additional members in Black Canary, a classic looking Lobo, and Batman.

According to IGN (And reported by Comic Book.com as well), The Dark Knight will be pulling double duty in this line-up that's gathered together to protect the US. Batman's decision to run with this team will be due to the events that transpire in the upcoming crossover story "Justice League vs Suicide Squad", and what happens as a result of the group's formation is anyone's guess.

Justice League of America starts February and will be part of DC Rebirth's second wave of books in 2017

SPOILER ALERT: The Big Thing About Justice League of America #4 revealed

If you haven't picked up or are following DC Comics The New 52's newest Justice League series Justice League Of America, then chances are you might to AVOID READING THIS SPOILER POST for issue #4 via Bleeding Cool. Shocking as it is, there's going to be a lot of repercussions by the time Trinity War comes along, and the stakes have been made even higher thanks to what occurs in the issue.

You can preview the issue via Comic Book Resources here, or be spoiled after the jump.

Turn back now, lest you be SPOILED.

DC Comics: Trinity War details revealed; six issue Justice League crossover storyline

Since the revelation of the composite covers that make up three of DC Comics' three Justice League titles for the month of July, a lot of questions have been circling around the minds of DC fans and readers on how the first big crossover event of The New 52 called "Trinity War" would truly play out.
Now, details have emerged thanks to USA Today and Bleeding Cool over what the DC Universe can expect come July.

Beginning on Justice League #22, Trinity War will finally commence, and cross over to two other Justice League titles with Justice League of America #6 and Justice League Dark #22. The action continues with the next issue of the three JL titles the following month. Geoff Johns writes Justice League, and will team up with Jeff Lemire to co-write Justice League of America. Lemire will write solo for Justice League Dark.

In the article in USA Today, Johns describes Trinity War as an "action mystery", with the three figures that form the Trinity of Sin - Pandora, The Phantom Stranger, and The Question right at the center of it. Their roles will figure highly as the three JL factions clash and interact with one another, and only the creative team knows how things will go down once everything is said and done. For more information, visit the source post at Bleeding Cool and USA Today!

Trinity War, a six issue crossover storyline between three Justice League titles, begins on July.

DC Comics reveals July 2013 JL covers forming the "Trinity War"

The BIG EVENT reveal for DC Comics this year has arrived.

Ever since the teasing began prior to last year's Free Comic Book Day, little has been detailed as to what exactly the "Trinity War" is. However, once FCBD 2012 happened. a special "DC Comics: The New 52 FCBD Edition" was released giving readers more insight into the conflict to come, including the introduction of the Trinity Of Sin - composed of The Phantom Stranger, The Question, and a new character introduced in the DC universe-changing Flash centered storyline "Flashpoint" named Pandora. The latter character served as the bridge and physical presence behind the construction of the new "New 52" universe, and the comic also teased a war that would divide the Justice League and have other factions join in the conflict as well.

Now, the BIG COVER REVEAL has come, and it's a splash cover that involves not one, but THREE books joined together to form an image of EPIC proportions.

Justice League of America #1 preview online

Those of you who have yet to pick up or are looking forward to DC Comics' brand new book this week that is "Justice League of America", you're in for a treat. Via a post from Superherohype, USA Today has embedded a preview of the very 1st issue, which retails for $3.99 (or $4.99 if you get the Digital Combo version).

JLA Exclusive Preview by

Justice League of America #1 hits comic book stores and retailers this week!

DC Comics announces "Justice League of America" for The New 52

Announced at this year's Fan Expo Toronto during the DC Entertainment-All Access Sunday Panel, DC Comics is bringing together writer Geoff Johns and artist David Finch for a brand new Justice League book that has familiar characters forming a new group under the guidance of Steve Trevor - say hello to the Justice League Of America! Debuting sometime in 2013, the new ongoing series for The New 52 Era will features Martian Manhunter, Katana, Green Arrow, Hawkman, Catwoman, Vibe, Stargirl, and new Green Lantern Baz, who form a group that acts a "shadow unit" under the premiere Justice League group that's headlined by Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Cyborg. Read up more about this special announcement and get info via the source post at DC Comics.com!

Justice League Of America, by Johns and Finch, forms up on 2013!