Interview: Brett Booth talks Doomsday!

In September, DC Comics will be launching 'Villains Month', an event which puts DC's greatest villains to the forefront, rather than their greatest heroes. One of the characters being spotlighted during the event is Doomsday, the monster that once killed Superman. This issue is written by Greg Pak ( 'Planet Hulk', 'Batman/Superman', his upcoming run on 'Action Comics') and pencilled by Brett Booth ( 'Teen Titans', 'Nightwing', 'Justice League of America' and also a regular interviewee on this blog). I caught up with Booth once again to talk about this issue and more! Enjoy!

DC Comics release eight new Superman Unchained variants

Today DC Comics have ( through USA Today ) released eight new variant covers for the upcoming Scott Snyder and Jim Lee series, Superman Unchained. Each cover is based on a different era of Superman's history with each by a different artist, and they're all pretty good. Look out for the Mullet of Steel by Dan Jurgens!

Here are the eight covers, which I think I've organised chronologically, the best I could anyway...

1930s Superman by Bruce Timm

Golden age Superman by Dave Johnson

Silver age Superman by Garcia Lopez with Trish Mulvihill

Bronze age Superman by Neil Adams and Alex Sinclair

Superman Reborn by Dan Jurgens, Norm Rapmund and Alex Sinclair

Modern age Superman by Jerry Ordway with Alex Sinclair

Superman VS Lex Luthor by Lee Bermejo 

New 52 Superman by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund and Andrew Dalhouse

That last one's my favourite!