DC's lineup of comics slated to be released digitally on April 1 have now been pushed back to April 29. The changes to the publisher's lineup are reflected on comiXology, the Amazon Kindle platform and the DC website.
The single issues listed on comiXology for the week of April 1 are now Batman: The Adventure Continues #1, gen:Lock #14 and Teen Titans Go! To Camp #6. Batman: The Adventure Continues and gen:Lock are both priced at 99 cents, with Teen Titans Go! To Camp offered for free. Other comics for sale on April 1 include Batman: Creature of the Night, Doom Patrol: The Silver Age Vol. 2, Event Leviathan, Harley Quinn Vol. 4: The Final Trial, Justice League of America: The Nail: The Complete Collection and Justice League: Origin Deluxe Edition.
DC recently revealed to retailers that it planned to continue releasing digital comics after Diamond Comic Distributors announced it was halting the shipment of new comics due to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
"Here's where we are on digital," DC Director of Marketing Services Adam Phillips said. "All our data shows the digital consumer and the physical consumer are two different audiences. For now, we're going to continue to release digital comics, but will revisit this if the pipeline for physical distribution continues to be challenged and disrupted." Phillips was also asked if DC had discussed allowing retailers to sell codes for digital comics, to which he replied, "Not yet, but we'll look into it."
The DC comics scheduled to go on sale Wednesday, April 1 include Batman #92, Daphne Byrne #4, Harley Quinn #72, Justice League #44, Justice League Odyssey #22, Lois Lane #10, Strange Adventures #2 and The Dreaming #20 -- the Sandman Universe title's last issue before being relaunched as The Dreaming: Waking Hours.