Writer Grant Morrison will be penning sequels to two of his graphic novels set to hit shelves next year.
At the "Multiversity and Beyond" panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Morrison revealed to fans that he is writing a sequel to both The Multiversity series, as well as Batman: Black & White.
Morrison will be exploring his Multiversity franchise one more time in a new line of original graphic novels called Multiversity Too, which pick up after the original series.
This new series will launch with Multiversity Too: The Flash, and the books will revisit the multiple universes from The Multiversity.
The Multiversity is a series of one-shots from The New 52 DC multiverse that ran from August 2014 to April 2015.
The story arc features cosmic parasites called Gentry that invade the multiverse, with the goal of seizing control over every mind.
The team of characters set to look after the welfare of the multiverse include Captain Carrot and Thunderer, the DC analog of Thor.
Multiversity Too: The Flash will be released in 2016.
At the panel, the bestselling graphic novelist also announced he is currently working on a sequel to Batman: Black & White, with plans to have a handful of leading artists join him to bring the Dark Knight to the page in a noir, black and white style.
While that was the big news as far as Batman comics go, there was more Dark Knight news at Comic-Con, this time about why the vigilante in Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is determined to stop the Man of Steel.
A new trailer premiered at the show, which revealed that Batman witnessed the final battle in Man of Steel and saw firsthand how dangerous someone with Superman's powers can be. We also got to see Wonder Woman in action, as well as a glimpse at a what Lex Luthor is up to.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will hit theaters March 25, 2016.
Via: Newsarama
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