Despite DC Comics ending its hiatus and restarting comic book distribution, there still seems to be some setbacks.
According to Newsarama, the publishing company has canceled 22 releases for reprinted comics, including 18 books from the Dollar Comics line and four from the Facsimile line. It is suspected that this may be due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic forcing changes to DC's distribution schedule, but the publisher gave no official reason.
The canceled Facsimile titles are:
Green Lantern #76
Batman #321
Man-Bat #1
The Flash #135
The canceled Dollar Comics titles are:
Batman #13 (2013)
Batman #450
Batman #663
Catwoman #1 (2002)
Catwoman #1 (2011)
Checkmate #1 (2006)
Detective Comics #826
Green Lantern #1 (2011)
Dark Nights: Metal #1
Green Lantern #29 (2008)
Manhunter #1 (2004)
Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #1
Wonder Woman #212
Wonder Woman #14 (2005)
Wonder Woman #206 (1987)
DC Classics: Justice League #50
DC Classics: Saga of the Swamp Thing #21
DC Classics: Legion of Super-Heroes #1 (1989)
The cancellation of these titles is the latest move in the DC distribution reshuffle. The comic giant also recently canceled Manhunters: The Lost History and Lucifer, with the final six issues of the latter set to be published as a graphic novel. Meanwhile, the print copies of the RWBY and gen:LOCK will not be released and will remain digital exclusives. They will be printed, however, in the full volume editions.