DC Comics Announces New Korean-American Superhero Bobby Park in YA Graphic Novel for April 2027
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Rich Johnston
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DC Comics is launching a new original YA graphic novel titled "The Manifestations of Bobby Park" in April 2027, created by writer Jeremy Holt and artist Chong Hou. The story follows Bobby Park, a Korean-American teenager who works in his parents' laundry business and attends an elite science academy on a scholarship. After his father is attacked and seriously wounded by racists, Bobby's life takes a dramatic turn as he becomes a new superhero in the DC universe.
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Bleeding CoolDC Comics Announces New Korean-American Superhero Bobby Park in YA Graphic Novel for April 2027bleedingcool.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThe Manifestations of Bobby Park, by writer Jeremy Holt and artist Chong Hou, is a new original YA graphic novel from DC Comics for next year that introduces a brand-new character, Bobby Park.
A Korean-American teenager working in his parents' laundry business and attending an elite science academy on a scholarship.
After his father is attacked and seriously wounded by racists
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