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In Remember to Forget, we spotlight comic book stories that I wish I could forget, but I can’t, so I instead share them with you all! Today, we look at the downside of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing. In a single month in 2005 (less than a month, really – just three weeks’ time. I forget whether two of them happened in the same week or if it was literally three weeks in a row. I think two came out the same week), three comic books came out from Marvel, Wolverine #25, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse #2 and X-Men The End: Heroes and Villains #1. In ALL THREE COMICS, Northstar is killed. In Wolverine #25, Wolverine is sent by his new masters, Hand/Hydra, to kill Kitty Pryde to show that he is truly one of them now. Kitty phases and Northstar takes the bad end of it… In X-Men: Age of Apocalypse #2 (by Akira Yoshida, Chris Bachalo and a ton of inkers), the Age of Apocalypse versions of Wolverine and X-23 are attacked by the Age of Apocalypse

Image Comics have added three more exciting titles to their critically-acclaimed roster, as announced at New York Comic-Con this weekend. The titles are Infidel, Analog, and Bingo Love, all of which are poised for a 2018 release. Analog is an ongoing series from bestselling writer Gerry Duggan (The Infinite Horizon, The Last Christmas) and artist David O’Sullivan. “O’Sullivan is lushly rendering a world that is chaotic, beautiful and repulsive, sometimes on the same page,” said Duggan. “He and Jordie Bellaire are the perfect collaborators to leap over this post-fascist tale of the great crash of the information age.” “Gerry creates a world where all hope is lost and yet a glimmer exists in the very person who tipped it into the abyss. He makes you care about humanity when it’s at its lowest.” O’Sullivan added. “There’s also lots of violence, the main character is essentially a walking punch bag!” Here

Since the advent of Rebirth, Johns’ writing duties have largely taken a backseat to his work on the DC Films front, so it’s hardly outside the realm of possibility that Doomsday Clock will not only address the Watchmen mystery but the “Three Jokers” mystery, as well. After all, he appears on Gary Frank’s alternate cover for issue #5, which shows the Clown Prince of Crime applying some Nostalgia lipstick while looking into a similarly branded compact mirror. RELATED: Doomsday Clock #1: The First Watchmen/DC Crossover, Annotated Back to Doomsday Clock #1, though. Many readers’ first impression was that Mime and Marionette – the two inmates Rorschach helps break out of prison – were the Watchmen Universe’s counterparts to Joker and Harley Quinn. And while that’s a fair assumption, given the Mime’s horrifying, blood-soaked smile after his “performance,” they’re actually stand-ins for the Charlton-turned-D

When writer Jason Aaron and artist Ed McGuinness relaunch Avengers for Marvel’s “Fresh Start” publishing initiative, the series is scheduled to release 18 issues per year, which is more than what a typical comic would publisher in a calendar year. With this being such a large load for one artist to handle by himself, Marvel plans to give McGuinness time to recharge his creative batteries by rotating in three additional illustrators throughout the run: Sara Pichelli, Paco Medina and David Marquez. RELATED: INTERVIEW: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, Past & Primordial, Unite in Avengers Marvel Executive Editor Tom Breevort laid out the artistic schedule for Avengers in an interview with CBR: “Ed is doing phenomenal work on the series, as you’d expect. He’s very much in his wheelhouse drawing huge and crazy things! But in addition to Ed — and the aforementioned Sara Pichelli, whom I mentioned earlier —

One of the biggest lingering plot threads from 2016’s DC Universe: Rebirth one-shot is the mystery surrounding the revelation that there’s not just one, but three versions of The Joker in the DC Universe. However, while we still don’t know when DC plans to explore this mystery further, the publisher has finally broken its silence on who will be the ones to do it. During the Q&A section of DC’s Batman panel on Saturday afternoon at C2E2 in Chicago, a fan asked if there be a resolution to the “three Jokers” tease from the Rebirth one-shot. “It is underway,” Batman group editor Jamie S. Rich said. “Jay Fabok is underway on pages now. There are some scripts from Geoff [Johns]. It’s coming.” RELATED: Does Doomsday Clock Tease One of DC’s Three Jokers? If you’ll recall, it was in the pages of Justice League #42 – part two of Geoff Johns and Jas

After three seasons, Lucifer Morningstar’s reign has come to an end on Fox. The network has canceled Lucifer, the supernatural police procedural based on the DC/Vertigo character of the same name. Star Tom Ellis broke the news to fans this afternoon on Twitter. RELATED: Fox Cancels Brooklyn Nine-Nine After Five Seasons “It has been the most amazing experience over the past 3 years playing Lucifer and falling in love with you, the fans,” he wrote. “It fills me with great sadness to confirm the rumours that some of you have been asking. Fox has indeed cancelled Lucifer. I’m so sorry guys.” Ellis ended his message with the hashtag #gutted. Showrunner Joe Henderson elaborated, writing, “So… yeah. Lucifer has been cancelled. And it fucking HURTS. I loved this show so damn much and everyone put their heart and soul into it. Heartbreaking doesn’t begin to describe. For people asking what to do… MAKE

At Comic-Con International in San Diego, writer Geoff Johns sat down with CBR to chat all things DC, from the recently announced Star-Girl live action series coming to the DC Universe platform to his ongoing work on Doomsday Clock. Of course, we took the opportunity to get a closer look at one of Johns’ most esoteric upcoming projects: Three Jokers, a prestige format, three-issue miniseries being released under DC’s brand new Black Label imprint. Black Label, it’s been explained, is specifically designed for more “edgy” stories that exist outside of the mainline DC Universe continuity — but, as Johns explained, that might not always be the case. During discussions at various DC-run panels at the convention, Black Label was likened to stories like The Dark Knight Returns and The Killing Joke — stories that may not intentionally exist within the constraints of continuity upon release, but are eventually folded int

Yesterday, Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok shared new details about and art from their anticipate Batman: Three Jokers series with an enthusiastic New York Comic Con crowd. One of the biggest revelations was the character design sheets, which show off the three different Jokers’ looks and make perfectly clear which era each is from (Original Joker, Killing Joke and Classic ’60s Joker)), as well as Batman and Batgirl’s decidedly Silver Age costumes. The creative team also shared a glimpse of what to expect when readers crack the covers open on the series, debuting a handful of panels from the story. And while they may not be full pages, the artwork released does paint a picture of a Bat-family story that will explore a number of eras from Batman, Batgirl and Red Hood’s long and involved history with the Clown Prince of Crime. RELATED: Batman: Three Jokers Art Confirms Which Eras the Different Jokers Are From Among the images, which yo

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