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And found it quite, quite lovely. by Ram V and Xermanico Today's JLD story in Justice League #63 goes into similar territory As John Constantine decided to join Ram V in this endeavour, in rewriting a spell, literally. By Ram V and Xermanico Giving us a double-page spread written by John Constantine Though it's Ram V who will get[...]

This also includes the creative cast of the comic book themselves, with writer Josh Williamson, artist Xermanico, colourist Romula Fajardo Jr, letterer Tom Napolitano, editor Diego Lopez, group editor Jamie S Rich (even though in our universe he's left DC Comics), EIC Marie Javins (presumably back from Hawaii), and publisher Jim Lee commenting in the[...]

No, it's the Justice League Dark back-up strip by Ram V and Xermanico set in the Library Of Babel with Ragman coming across something he shouldn't. Justice League Dark by Ram V and Xermanico "At some point one of our characters will learn Zatanna secret, that the Upside Down Man's power and influence lingers within her, growing,[...]

I'm working with an amazing artist to tell a really wonderful story, but I don't think I'm allowed to spill the details yet!" But it seems that he may never be able to spill them as he's not on the final creative list below; But those who are now included are Oscar winner John Ridley, Christos[...]

Justice League Dark was announced as a returning series from current writer Ram V and artist Xermanico at CCXP a couple, of weeks ago Well, it seems that there is a slip twixt cup and lip DC Comics March 2021 solicits state that it will, instead, be a back-up strip for the new Justice League[...]

The new series will be drawn by Xermanico Ram V tweets "So yes! Also confirmed at the CCXP panel Justice League Dark continues with the amazing @Xermanico joining on art duties! The title will continue to be a wild ride :)" Rak V provided the following art peek… Ram V And Xermanico On Justice League Dark[...]

Willow Wilson and artist Xermanico The solicitations seemed to imply that Wilson's run on the title, which began with great fanfare last November with Wonder Woman #58, would come to an end, but with no official announcement, it was unclear whether Wilson and Xermanico were just taking a break for the new creative team's story,[...]