Popular comic book scribe Gail Simone has revealed she was working on a now abandoned Mortal Kombat project in 2018. She described the extensive research the project required in a Twitter chain, also teasing the ominous scope and conseqeuence the multi-series concept would have had!

Mortal Kombat 11 won't be supported by a new series of comics, says Shawn Kittelsen. The Mortal Kombat X maxi-series writer put the kibosh on expectations for a sequel, ruling out any new series, while answering a fan's question on Twitter. See the tweet embedded below:

The Injustice franchise embraced multiple guest characters with the 2017 video game sequel -- but the first all-out Injustice crossover is coming to comics with the announcement of Injustice vs He-Man and The Masters of the Universe!

Injustice 2 isn't officially available until Tuesday, May 16th -- but as often happens, some discs have begun to trickle out early to fans across the globe. As a result, we now know six Premier Skins await in the DC Comics fighting game sequel!

As safe bets go, Wonder Woman returning to the playable roster in Injustice 2 is pretty darn safe!

DC Comics confirmed the heroine's impending video game return as part of the Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary commencement!

Debuting during the "Golden Age" of comics; Wonder Woman first appeared in All-Star Comics #8 in 1941. She joined a growing stable of iconic comic book superheroes led by Superman and Batman, whose rise fostered the escapist fantasies of World War II era America.

The enduring heroine was the creation of William Moulton Marston -- inventor of the polygraph test and noted admirer of the fairer sex, who adapted his interests into the heroine's legendary golden lasso. The warrior for peace has conquered all mediums in the 75 years that followed, tackling cinema in 2015 with Gal Gadot's debut in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Wonder Woman will star in her own theatrical feature June 2nd, 2017 -- but not before Injustice 2 throws the Amazon back into the fray with her fellow DC heroes and villains against Regime Superman, and another emerging global threat [read more].

November marks the publication of DC Comics' final issue of the Mortal Kombat X first volume. "Blood Island" wraps up plotlines from throughout the twelve issue maxi-series, restoring the heroes to their natural state in a series of epilogues. Comic Book Resources recently featured a full preview.

The first series of the hugely successful Mortal Kombat X comic book and digital serial has come to an end, but fans eager to hold the entire series in their hands still have plenty of chances! Mortal Kombat X Volume 2 is out now! Details follow:

The battle on the beach gets bloody as the Kotal Kahn/Special Forces alliance clashes with Reiko and his blood magik fuelled minions! Comic Book Resources have a preview of the skirmish on Shang Tsung's Island, in print and out now as Mortal Kombat X #9!

Two generations of kombat collide as Cassie Cage & Jacqui Briggs succumb to the "blood code" in Mortal Kombat X Chapter 27 from DC Comics! Polygon has the latest sneak peek from the digital series, where jilted partners Sonya Blade & Johnny Cage are forced to fight back against their kin!

The battles are coming thick and fast in Mortal Kombat X: the tie-in series published by DC Comics! Contending Outworld Empress Mileena finds herself face-to-face with Mortal Kombat (2011) addition Skarlet in a digital chapter 26 preview on Blastr!