The hit video game has jumped from your screen into the DC Universe!
When the heroes of the DCU are troubled by strange dreams and mysterious figures, they decide to investigate. Why is Batman dreaming of “the rabbit” and why does Wonder Woman have something called “the star child” on her brain? Why is Superman thinking about “the witch”? What does any of this mean? Well, things might start to become a bit more clear when they come face-to-face with the one and only Bugs Bunny! There are big things brewing in the multiverse and no world is safe!
Collected MultiVersus: Collision Detected #1-6.
Bryan Q. Miller is an American writer for comic books and TV. He got his start working on The CW’s Smallville, where he became a writers’ assistant. Following Smallville, Miller went on to work on other TV shows set within the DC Universe like Arrow and The Flash. In comics, Miller is best known for his work on Batgirl, which he wrote from 2009 to 2011.
The hit video game has jumped from your screen into the DC Universe!
When the heroes of the DCU are troubled by strange dreams and mysterious figures, they decide to investigate. Why is Batman dreaming of “the rabbit” and why does Wonder Woman have something called “the star child” on her brain? Why is Superman thinking about “the witch”? What does any of this mean? Well, things might start to become a bit more clear when they come face-to-face with the one and only Bugs Bunny! There are big things brewing in the multiverse and no world is safe!
Collected MultiVersus: Collision Detected #1-6.
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Bryan Q. Miller is an American writer for comic books and TV. He got his start working on The CW’s Smallville, where he became a writers’ assistant. Following Smallville, Miller went on to work on other TV shows set within the DC Universe like Arrow and The Flash. In comics, Miller is best known for his work on Batgirl, which he wrote from 2009 to 2011.
