
All the pieces were there – last month, Dan DiDio told us that writer
James Robinson would be returning to DC “n a very strong and positive way.” In April, writer Kurt Busiek will
end his run on
Superman. And the third piece – Geoff Johns
commented on the writer coming on to
Superman: “I have a great relationship with him, he’s one of my favorite writers of all time.”
Getting the picture yet?
For those still scratching their heads, DC Comics has confirmed for Newsarama that James Robinson will be the new regular writer on
Superman starting with issue #676 in June (picture to the right). The series will be Robinson’s first work at DC since the “Face the Face” story which was the initial “One Year Later” story in the
Batman and
Detective Comics series in 2006, and his first work on an ongoing series writer since his acclaimed
Starman series which ran from 1994 through 2001.
Look for more from Robinson in the coming days here at Newsarama.
Update: DC Comics has confirmed that Renato Guedes will remain on as the series' regular artist.