Dc rebirth new 52 continuity

DC Rebirth is a comic book relaunch by DC Comics that aims to restore the DC Universe to its pre-New 52 continuity. The New 52 was a major relaunch of the DC Universe in 2011, which rebooted many of the characters and storylines. However, many fans felt that the New 52 had altered the core of the DC Universe and its characters, and that it had lost the sense of continuity and history that made the DC Universe so beloved.

DC Rebirth aims to restore that sense of continuity and history by bringing back many of the characters and storylines that were changed or erased during the New 52. The relaunch is being written by Geoff Johns, who was one of the architects of the New 52, and is being illustrated by a variety of artists.

Here are some key changes that DC Rebirth has made to the DC Universe:

  1. The return of the DC Universe's pre-New 52 continuity: DC Rebirth has restored the DC Universe's pre-New 52 continuity, which means that many of the characters and storylines that were changed or erased during the New 52 are back to their original forms.
  2. The return of the DC Trinity: The DC Trinity, which consists of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, is back to its pre-New 52 form. This means that Superman is once again the son of Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van, and that Batman is once again the son of Thomas and Martha Wayne.
  3. The return of the DC Multiverse: The DC Multiverse, which was erased during the New 52, is back. This means that there are once again multiple parallel universes, each with their own versions of the DC characters.
  4. The return of the DC Universe's history: DC Rebirth has restored the DC Universe's history, which means that many of the events and storylines that were erased during the New 52 are back. This includes the events of the DC Universe's Golden Age, Silver Age, and Bronze Age.
  5. The return of the DC Universe's iconic characters: Many of the DC Universe's iconic characters, such as the Justice Society of America, the Legion of Super-Heroes, and the Teen Titans, are back to their pre-New 52 forms.

Some of the key titles that have been affected by DC Rebirth include:

  1. DC Universe: Rebirth #1: This one-shot special issue marked the beginning of the DC Rebirth era and set the stage for the relaunch.
  2. Superman: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the DC Trinity and restored Superman's pre-New 52 continuity.
  3. Batman: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the DC Trinity and restored Batman's pre-New 52 continuity.
  4. Wonder Woman: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the DC Trinity and restored Wonder Woman's pre-New 52 continuity.
  5. Justice League: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the Justice League and restored the team's pre-New 52 continuity.
  6. The Flash: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the Flash and restored the character's pre-New 52 continuity.
  7. Green Lantern: Rebirth #1: This series marked the return of the Green Lantern Corps and restored the character's pre-New 52 continuity.

Overall, DC Rebirth has been a major success for DC Comics, and has restored the sense of continuity and history that many fans felt was lost during the New 52.