"Convergence" is coming, and each week we're learning a little bit more about it. Earlier this month, DC Comics announced its massive crossover event that sees Braniac collecting planets and cities from various DCU timelines into "domes" -- and then opening them up in a grand experiment to observe what happens when the characters from these worlds collide. Launching April 2015, the 30th anniversary of "Crisis on Infinite Earths," "Convergence" includes the core storyline along with 40 two-part mini-series involving different characters (during which time the publication of regular titles will be suspended).

Last week DC announced the first wave of the 10 Convergence two-parters, and we have a sneak peek at who readers will be encountering when Week Two, Pre Zero Hour Metropolis, begins April 15, 2015. Take a look at DC's teases (along with some exclusive interior art) about what happens when Kingdom Come characters crash the party, two Batmans work together, Green Arrow meets his son Connor Hawke and, oh yeah, Parallax Hal Jordan!

What are you most excited about, and are you picking up on any hints in these preview images?

SUPERMAN: MAN OF STEEL

(Writer: Louise Simonson; Artist: June Brigman and Roy Richardson, with color by John Rauch)

Metropolis was taken when Superman was missing, so it’s up to Steel to guard the city from the heroes of GEN13 in his absence.

BATMAN: SHADOW OF THE BAT

(Writer: Larry Hama; Artist: Philip Tan and Jason Paz, with color by Elmer Santos)

A year ago, Batman got trapped in Metropolis when hunting down Azrael. Now he must team with the man that replaced him, and see how differently they operate as Batmans.

JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL

(Writer: Ron Marz; Artist: Mike Manley, with color by Sotocolor)

The levity of the JLI team collides with the severity of the world of Kingdom Come.

CATWOMAN

(Writer: Justin Gray; Artist: Ron Randall, with color by Gabe Eltaeb)

A year under the dome can change anyone, even Catwoman. She's set aside her life of crime to become the protector of Suicide Slum, but when the dome falls she will face her greatest challenge—Kingdom Come Batman.

SUPERGIRL: MATRIX

(Writer: Keith Giffen; Artist: Ramon Bachs, with color by Hi-Fi)

What do Supergirl, Lady Quark, and Ambush Bug have in common? Well... nothing really. But that didn't stop us from sticking them in a story together. You are SO welcome.

SUPERBOY

(Writer: Fabian Nicieza; Artist: Karl Moline and Jose Marzan Jr, with color by Hi-Fi)

Has Kon-El earned the right to be the man of steel? Kon will have to prove his mettle in battle against the Superman of Kingdom Come! But what if the only way to save Metropolis is to lose the fight?

AQUAMAN

(Writer: Tony Bedard; Artist: Cliff Richards, with color by John Rauch)

Trapped in the domed city, Aquaman struggles with the loss of his hand as he confronts a deadly adversary—Deathblow.

SUICIDE SQUAD

(Writer: Frank Tieri; Artist: Tom Mandrake, with color by Sian Mandrake)

When Kingdom Come's floating fortress of New Oa threatens Metropolis, it’s up to Amanda Waller to put together a team of the city’s deadliest villains to stop it.

GREEN LANTERN/PARALLAX

(Writer: Tony Bedard; Artist: Ron Wagner and Bill Reinhold, with color by Paul Mounts)

Rookie Green Lantern Kyle Rayner gears up to battle invaders, but is he ready to fight Hal Jordan, also known as Parallax?

GREEN ARROW

(Writer: Christy Marx; Artist: Rags Morales and Claude St-Aubin, with color by Nei Ruffino)

Oliver Queen meets Connor Hawke for the first time, but is he ready to hand over the Green Arrow mantle to his son?



