DC might not be killing it when it comes to their movies but in terms of comic books and television, they are doing pretty well. Some would even say that they're much better than Marvel when it comes to those two entertainment mediums but it's very debatable, especially with titles like Immortal Hulk and Venom. Anyway, with Arrow ending soon, Entertainment Weekly decided to showcase its legacy by having several Arrowverse characters in several of its magazine covers.
The one character fans are probably looking out for is Batwoman since she has an upcoming CW show. It's been one of the more talked-about shows coming from the network, which likely has a lot to do with her being a prominent LGBTQ character from DC Comics. Played by Ruby Rose, she is looking sharp in her EW magazine cover and that's not just because she's dodging knives (though it makes for a great pun).
Another fun fact; the cover is based on artwork from renowned comic artist Michael Cho. It was a variant cover for Batwoman #11 and is really striking so fans should check it out, maybe even buy the cover or a few TPBs if they can. Comic shows don't just pop out of nowhere after all; they come from comic books.
Batwoman debuts this Fall, on October 6.
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