Captain Cold has been stripped of his meta powers thanks to Deathstorm of the Crime Syndicate, and the rest of the Rogues are on the run! As they find themselves in Gotham City, what will happen when one iconic group of Rogues meets another? That’s the premise for this third issue of Rogues Rebellion, scripted by Brian Buccellato!
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Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion #3 arrives this week in stores and online. Still on the run from the Crime Syndicate, the Rogues find themselves in Gotham City, right in the middle of Arkham War. But first, Poison Ivy makes them an offer they don’t dare refuse.
Brian Buccellato, Scott Hepburn, Andre Coelho. Preview at CBR.
(Side question for those who have been reading the main Forever Evil series: Just how big of an area has the Crime Syndicate put into eclipse by moving the moon?)
The Rogues are in a battle with the Crime Syndicate, the same group that took down the Justice League with barely a thought. This simply cannot end well…and that’s the premise that starts this issue of Rogues Rebellion. There are big changes everywhere in the DCU, none more evident than what happens in this story. Still, we see once again the qualities that have made the Rogues such a fan-favorite among DC villains in a true game-changing issue.
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Crave Online has a preview of Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion #2, due in stores next Wednesday. The issue by Brian Buccellato and Scott Hepburn has some overlap with Forever Evil #3, and beware: there are spoilers for that issue in the description at the top of the page.
With the Justice League missing and presumed dead, the Rogues return to Central City…what’s left of it, anyway. Remember Grodd’s last visit there? This issue gives us another in-depth look at just what makes the Rogues tick. Let’s just hope they live long enough to demonstrate their better qualities…
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DC Comics has released four pages of preview art from the first issue of Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion. The miniseries will run alongside the main Forever Evil event. Brian Buccellato writes. Patrick Zircher and Scott Hepburn draw the first two issues, with Scott Hepburn taking over solo art duties in issue three.
