Black Orchid is joining new writer Jeff Lemire (replacing Peter Milligan) in Justice League Dark with issue #9, which also features Andre Bennett of I, Vampire on the cover.

Written by JEFF LEMIRE
Art by MIKEL JANIN
Cover by RYAN SOOK
On sale MAY 23 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
• New series writer JEFF LEMIRE introduces a new team roster and a new mission!
• Featuring JOHN CONSTANTINE, ZATANNA, DEADMAN, BLACK ORCHID and more!
• Constantine and the team must steal a map to the source of all magic out of the clutches of FELIX FAUST!
• The first of a four-part story that will have lasting implications for the entire DC Universe.

For fans wishing to brush up on Black Orchid, and comics fans in general, I highly recommend the 1988 miniseries written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Dave McKean, which DC is publishing as a trade paperback in April.

Check out this preview of Justice League Dark #3 from writer Peter Milligan and artist Mikel Janin, in stores November 23.

What is Madame Xanadu's plan? And why is she urging Shade the Changing Man to recruit a killer? One by one, our anti-hero misfits are drawn inexplicably to each other...

While John Constantine aids Zatanna in escaping a town destroyed by magic, June Moon seeks help from Deadman. But in the end, will any of it be enough to escape the dark clutches of the insane and powerful Enchantress?

Justice League Dark #1, written by Peter Milligan with interior art by Mikel Janin and cover art by Ryan Sook, hits stores on Wednesday. DC's occult heroes enter the New 52 as a mad Enchantress fights the Justice League to a standstill and so it's time to fight magic with magic. Check out the preview below.

The witch known as The Enchantress has gone mad, unleashing forces that not even the combined powers of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Cyborg can stop. And if those heroes can't handle the job, who will stand against this mystical madness?

Shade the Changing Man, Madame Xanadu, Deadman, Zatanna and John Constantine may be our only hope - but how can we put our trust in beings whose very presence makes ordinary people break out in a cold sweat?