Preview: Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #4
Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #4
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
Cheshire and Cheetah have a secret plan to rob the Justice League and — Oh rats! We almost gave it away!




Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #4
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
Cheshire and Cheetah have a secret plan to rob the Justice League and — Oh rats! We almost gave it away!




Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #3
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
With the crew assembled, Cheetah and Cheshire’s plan kicks into high gear. The only problem? If they can’t figure out how to gain access to the world’s most secure facility, the heist could be off before it even begins. As team dynamics continue to evolve, it would be a shame if anything went Sideways…




Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #2
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
The perfect heist needs the perfect crew! To pull off the impossible and execute a heist on the Justice League’s Watchtower, Cheetah and Cheshire are going to need a little help. They need to put together a crew. A small crew who can work quick and smart. Megalomaniancs and wackos bent on world domination need not apply.




Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #2
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
The perfect heist needs the perfect crew! To pull off the impossible and execute a heist on the Justice League’s Watchtower, Cheetah and Cheshire are going to need a little help. They need to put together a crew. A small crew who can work quick and smart. Megalomaniancs and wackos bent on world domination need not apply.




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A daring heist aboard the most secure facility in the DCU! Cheetah and Cheshire assemble a team of misfits and oddballs to pull off the impossible–robbing the Justice League Watchtower…and getting away with it. All that stands between them and pulling off the most daring heist in history are a few tiny complications, such as 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. Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 delivers a familiar concept, getting a crew together for a heist, but does it in an entertaining way.
Getting a group together for a mission isn’t anything new. It goes back to Westerns, and far earlier than that. We’ve seen it in war films, The Dirty Dozen. There’s of course the recent “Ocean’s” films where a heist is involved. And it’s that last one that Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 has the most in common with.
Written by Greg Rucka, Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 feels like Ocean’s 11 but with superheroes. Cheetah would be the George Clooney to Cheshire’s Brad Pitt in this case as one pitches the other about stealing something from the Justice League’s Watchtower. Cheetah is struggling to keep it together and she clearly has some other reasons than what she tells Cheshire. And that’s part of what makes Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 a solid debut.
Rucka’s story is one we’ve seen many times before. But, he uses the characters so well. The friendship between Cheetah and Cheshire as well as Cheetah’s struggle delivers an aspect that makes it all that more entertaining. The dynamic and who is eventually recruited will be interesting, but it’s their dynamic that will really nail down the entertainment factor of the series.
Nicola Scott‘s art is solid. The issue goes from horror to action to a quiet and calm discussion with ease and each scene brings with it a certain dynamic that’s engrossing. Joining Scott is Annette Kwok on color and Troy Peteri‘s lettering. The comic has a somewhat darker tone with colors but it still pops in some ways. It feels like it’s a choice adding a bit of a cloud over the mission and matched with the art, there’s something that works really well.
Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1 is a solid start. While it isn’t flashy, it’s an entertaining issue that gets you to want to come back for more. Overall, based on the first issue, it’s a story that’ll likely be so much better read at once when it’s collected, but we’ll have to wait for that and the first issue is entertaining on its own and worth checking out.
Story: Greg Rucka Art: Nicola Scott
Color: Annette Kwok Letterer: Troy Peteri
Story: 7.75 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7.75 Recommendation: Read
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Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
In Shops: Aug 06, 2025
SRP: $3.99
SUPERSTAR CREATORS GREG RUCKA AND NICOLA SCOTT TEAM UP FOR THE HEIST OF A LIFETIME!
A daring heist aboard the most secure facility in the DCU! Cheetah and Cheshire assemble a team of misfits and oddballs to pull off the impossible — robbing the Justice League Watchtower… and getting away with it. All that stands between them and pulling off the most daring heist in history are a few tiny complications, such as 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.
Eisner Award winners Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott bring you a slick, stylish heist that guarantees fun, laughs, and more than a few twists and turns.




Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #1
(W) Greg Rucka (A) Nicola Scott
In Shops: Aug 06, 2025
SRP: $3.99
SUPERSTAR CREATORS GREG RUCKA AND NICOLA SCOTT TEAM UP FOR THE HEIST OF A LIFETIME!
A daring heist aboard the most secure facility in the DCU! Cheetah and Cheshire assemble a team of misfits and oddballs to pull off the impossible — robbing the Justice League Watchtower… and getting away with it. All that stands between them and pulling off the most daring heist in history are a few tiny complications, such as 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.
Eisner Award winners Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott bring you a slick, stylish heist that guarantees fun, laughs, and more than a few twists and turns.




DC has announced Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League by Eisner Award winners Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott with colors by Annette Kwok and letters by Troy Peteri! The first issue comes to comic shops on August 6, 2025.
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.
With Scott’s dramatic and detailed storytelling to execute what Rucka calls “a classic heist story told in a unique setting,” the narrative is sure to have twists, turns, and the strong character and interpersonal drama fans have come to expect from this creative team. But if you’re thinking it’s all a grim, dark crime caper, you’re in for a surprise. There may, after all, be honor among thieves.
Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League features main cover by Scott and Kwok and variant covers by Gerald Parel and Lesley “Leirix” Li. The main cover will retail at $3.99 US, while card stock and foil variants will retail at $4.99 US.




Leading into DC’s Superman Day celebrations on Friday April 18, DC has announced a new series of cardstock variant covers for their “Summer of Superman” publishing initiative. Featuring an incredible lineup of artists, including Nicola Scott, Jim Lee, Dan Jurgens, Dan Mora, Jerry Ordway, Jorge Jiménez, Kevin Maguire, and Frank Quitely, DC’s new “Superman Movie” variant covers, celebrating the highly anticipated Superman movie from DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures, will publish between May and July beginning with Supergirl #1 on May 14.