.DCComics has pulled the Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev series 'Event Levitathan: Checkmate' from its schedule entirely following the first issue failing to appear on its announced release date
has been pulled from the schedule entirely following the first issue failing to appear on its announced release date. The series will be rescheduled at some undetermined point in the future.
, was originally intended to be published April 22 before DC suspended publishing due to COVID-19; the issue was subsequently rescheduled for June 2, but didn’t appear in shipments to retailers or digital comics outlets on that date.In a communication to retailers, DC explained that the title “will be rescheduled to align with upcoming DC Universe storylines.
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