Check out the interview, along with some exclusive art and character designs for the series, below. The Beat had the opportunity to chat with Schmidt about the Crime Syndicate miniseries, how the newest iteration of Earth-3 differs from its predecessors, and where the villainous version of the Justice League fits into DC’s Infinite Frontier plans.
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The series is the first solo DC Comics writing credit for Schmidt, who also co-wrote this week’s Generations: Shattered one-shot with Dan Jurgens and Robert Venditti, and as a part of the initial launch for Infinite Frontier it’s positioned to be a big debut. Back-up stories over the course of the series will also reveal the origins for each of the Crime Syndicate’s members, with the first, an Ultraman story, illustrated by Bryan Hitch.
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It also gives readers a first look at the all-new version of Earth-3, which follows the apparent recreation of the multiverse during the events of Dark Nights: Death Metal.
The series reveals for the first time the origin of the team, comprised of Ultraman, Superwoman, Owlman, Emerald Knight (previously called Power Ring), Johnny Quick, and Atomika.
The new six-issue miniseries comes from the creative team of writer Andy Schmidt, penciller Kieran McKeown, inker Dexter Vines, colorist Steve Oliff, letterer Rob Leigh, and cover artists Jim Cheung & Romulo Fajardo Jr. In March, as part of the forthcoming Infinite Frontier initiative, DC Comics is launching Crime Syndicate.
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