We’re sure you were running a myriad number of possibilities through your head when we debuted the image yesterday, and it’s time to get to the bottom of where the image – and a few others – are from.

If you’re a fan of the show FRINGE on FOX, you know that part two of the show’s season finale airs tonight. And, as if you needed more reason to tune in (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX, we’ve got a few.

See, in tonight’s episode both universes are put at great risk as Walter (John Noble) and Olivia (Anna Tory) visit the “other side.” But what are some of the cool Easter egg-style things one would see on the “other side”? Well, stuff like that RED LANTERN/RED ARROW cover, for starters.

So tune in tonight, look out for more covers like the one above and come back to The Source tomorrow morning for a look at all the covers shown in the episode.

We’ll have a full preview of the third issue of BRIGHTEST DAY soon enough, but in the meantime, why not spend a few minutes eyeing these two lovely covers, courtesy of artists David Finch and Ivan Reis on the variant?

If you’ve been keeping your eyes peeled, you know that we’re rolling out a number of the DC 75th anniversary variant covers this week.

Today, we not only jump into outer space, but into the far future – specifically, the 31st century. Who doesn’t remember the classic cover to LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #294, the concluding chapter of “The Great Darkness Saga”? Here it is, to jog your memory:

And now, here it is, reinterpreted by New York Times-bestselling JOKER artist Lee Bermejo, which will serve as the variant cover to ADVENTURE COMICS #12:

Has Darkseid ever looked more menacing?

Told you these would be cool. Come back tomorrow and Friday for two more of these variants.

It’s time to go back to the future, gang, as fan-favorite LEGION writer Paul Levitz teams with rising star artist Yildiray Cinar to chronicle the adventures of the 31st century’s premiere super team. Picking up on threads from SUPERMAN AND THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES and creating its own, the first issue is no slouch in the action department, as an entire planet is destroyed. And, because that’s what we do, we’ve got a first look at the issue right here.

LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES #1 hits today.

Yesterday, we unveiled a look at Mike Mingola’s take on the classic DETECTIVE COMICS #168 cover. How can we top that?

Well, we can’t. But we can give you an equally-amazing image to kick off your day.

Most fans, young and old, are familiar with comic book legend Neal Adams’ iconic SUPERMAN #233 image – “KRYPTONITE NEVERMORE!” It’s one of those things that is part of the comic book lexicon, and it’s symbolic of the Man of Steel and everything he stands for. Here it is:

Now, imagine it reinterpreted by Eduardo Risso, the acclaimed artist of Vertigo’s 100 BULLETS and WEDNESDAY COMICS’ “Batman” strip:

This cover will serve as the 75th anniversary variant for the historic SUPERMAN #700. But we’re not done, gang. Come back tomorrow for another lovely 75th anniversary variant.

Sound like a good way to start the day? I’d hope so.

In the second issue of the series, we continue to follow the heroes and villains that found themselves returned to the land of the living at the end of BLACKEST NIGHT – and not everyone’s dealing with the change so well. Another jam-packed issue from the A-list creative team of writers Geoff Johns, Peter Tomasi and artists Ivan Reis, Patrick Gleason, Ardian Syaf, Scott Clark and Joe Prado – need I say more? Scroll below for a look at the issue, which hits tomorrow.

In addition to the 75th anniversary covers we’ll be rolling out here on The Source this week and beyond, we’ve also got a first look at DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES #1 for you. As some of you know, LEGACIES spans five generations of heroes, from the dawn of the Mystery Men to the present. In the first issue, the Second World War rages on, setting the stage for the debut of a new hero. Masked myths become legends as they begin to step outside of the shadows to earn their place in history.

Courtesy of renowned writer Len Wein and legendary artist Joe Kubert, his son Andy Kubert and J.G. Jones, DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES #1 hits 5/19.

Got some news for you, gang. Ready?

DC Comics has joined forces with TASCHEN, the book publisher known for its eye for quality, modern design aesthetic and high-end art books spotlighting every aspect of culture: from art and movies to lifestyle and comics, to produce an ultra-comprehensive, extra large book so impressive, even super heroes may have trouble lifting it.

Clocking in at nearly 15 pounds and with over 650 pages (all details are still to be confirmed), 75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Mythmaking features more than 1,500 images — including covers, interiors, original illustrations, photos, film stills and collectibles — using the latest digital reproduction technology to bring you the characters, stories and the creators that brought them to life as they’ve never been seen before.

And the man behind the story, telling the tales? None other than Paul Levitz, former DC Comics Publisher and upcoming LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES and ADVENTURE COMICS writer. Paul’s in-depth essays trace the history of DC Comics, from its pulpy beginnings to the modern era.

The book also features massive fold-out timelines and an in-depth appendix that includes bios on artists, writers, editors, publishers and actors — what more do you need to know before this gets an automatic spot on your wish list? I was sold before I even started writing this here blog post.

Stay tuned to The Source for more details.

As most of you know by now, this year marks the 75th anniversary of DC Comics. Things are hitting a fever pitch here in the DCU, with BRIGHTEST DAY, THE FLASH, THE RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE and much more filling up this here space with regularity. And, based on your responses, you guys are looking forward to what’s coming down the pipeline.

And while – as always – we’re moving forward and pushing our characters in exciting, new directions, anniversaries are also a time to look back and remember what makes DC Comics great.

So, as part of a line-wide celebration of DC Comics’ 75th, we’ll be rolling out a number of special variant covers by some of the biggest names in the industry. But these aren’t standard variants. No, these covers will take a classic image from DC’s illustrious history and present a new, re-imagined version by an all-star list of artists.

What’s first? Well, do you recall the cover to DETECTIVE COMICS #168, by Lew Sayre Schwartz? It doesn’t get more classic than that. Not only did the issue feature a great story by veteran Bat-writer Bill Finger, but this cover went down in history as one of the most iconic covers of the Golden Age.

Well, imagine what HELLBOY creator Mike Mignola would do with the concept:

Nice, huh? That’s the DC 75th variant for BATMAN #700, an issue that’s already chock-full of creative energy — including Grant Morrison and artists David Finch, Tony Daniel and Andy Kubert.

We’ll give you some time to recover. Come back tomorrow for another DC 75 variant.