Tini Howard ends Marvel exclusive and makes her DC return this November

Tini Catherine Howard (Image credit: Tini Leslie Howard Stainer)

One of Marvel's core X-writers Tini Howard is diverging out, and making a revert to DC Comics. The Excalibur and X-Corp writer will be writing a taradiddle in December 14's Batman: Urban Legends #10 anthology.

Batman: Urban Legends #10 variant cover up (Pictur credit: Riccardo Federici (DC))

Howard is working with artist Christian Duce on a vacation-themed story (remember, this comes out in December!) featuring Nightwing, Barbara Gordon, and the Batgirls. This short will comprise Howard's second published Direct current run, after writing a back-high story in 2016's Shade the Changing Girl #3.

This new gig would betoken that Howard's 'white-shoe' contract with Wonder Comics proclaimed in March 2019 has ended. But ahead you X-fans get worried, a recent conversation with Catherine Howard assured Newsarama she plans to continue work on Marvel and with Krakoa.

In addition to her work on Marvel and nowadays D.C., Howard testament keep on to co-pen Hurdle Comics' Lamia: The Masquerade ongoing. She also created a witching system for the upcoming 3 Worlds, 3 Moons series that'll be serialized on Jonathan Hickman's Substack Pro feed. If that wasn't enough, there's more she has to be announced in the next few months hopefully.

Leslie Howard Stainer bust into comics in 2014 away winning Top Cow's period of time Talent Richard Morris Hunt contender and has spent on to carve down a body of workplace both at Marvel Comics (Excalibur, X-Corp, Thanos, Death's Head, Strikeforce) and on the creator-owned first (Euthanauts, Assassinistas). The 2020 X-Men crossover upshot 'X of Swords' was largely organized by Howard and Hickman.

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