Renowned writer Greg Rucka and acclaimed artist Nicola Scott, who previously delivered the definitive modern take on Wonder Woman's origin in "Wonder Woman: Year One," are reuniting for an exciting new venture in the DC Universe titled "Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League." This fresh collaboration promises a thrilling narrative distinct from their past works.

"Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League" is penned by Rucka and visually brought to life by Scott, with Annette Kwok handling the colors and Troy Peteri managing the lettering. Fans can get a sneak peek of the first issue through the slideshow gallery below:

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This captivating six-issue series will be released under the DC All In initiative. Although the pairing of Cheetah and Cheshire may initially seem unconventional, it ties back to the creators' previous work at DC, with Cheetah playing a significant role in Rucka's two Wonder Woman runs and Cheshire featuring prominently in Scott's "Secret Six" series alongside writer Gail Simone.

DC's official synopsis of the book reads:

Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League showcases titular characters Cheetah and Cheshire meticulously planning and executing a bold heist—robbing the most secure facility in the DC Universe—and getting away with it! But to accomplish the impossible, Cheetah and Cheshire need to recruit a top-tier crew capable of beating not just the odds, but the Justice League themselves…all without stabbing one another in the back as they try to acquire one of the most dangerous devices in the DCU!

All that stands between the participants in this six-issue caper and pulling off the most daring extraction in DC history are a few tiny complications…like the most sophisticated orbital platform ever constructed, its AI-driven security system, and one other thing…the smartest and most powerful heroes in the DCU.

Rucka emphasized the challenge of the storyline, stating, "I won’t bury the lede. This is a crew of villains, or at least nominal bad guys. Not one of them has access to—let alone would be welcomed aboard—the Justice League Watchtower. We’re not making this easy on them. But for Cheetah especially, this is an all-or-nothing play—she needs to do this job, and she’s not going to let anything, or anyone, keep her from getting what she’s after."

"Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1" is scheduled for release on August 6, 2025.

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