When the big two introduced motion comics a few years back, everyone had a good laugh at how terrible they were. They were difficult to read, watch and, generally, sucked all-around. Tonight in New York, DC is fixing all that and taking it a step further with DC2 (aka Dynamic Content) and DC2 Multiverse technology with the latter being a choose your adventure style of storytelling. DC squared essentially overhauls the whole motion comics implementation, which generally lacked any polish. In some instances the publishers didn't even bother to hire more than one voice actor. Watchmen is the best worst example of all. What DC squared does is layer better graphics, sound effects and essentially teaches novices how to actually read comics. Batman '66 will be the first to showcase this tech sometime this summer and will only be available on select books. More importantly, the DC2 Multiverse technology actually allows the reader to go down a specific path of their own choosing. So, for instance, in the image way up top, the reader is presented with two different paths—one following the Joker and one following Harley. Which one do you choose? Whatever your heart tells you. You could, however, end up choosing the wrong path but you're then taken back to start over. Fun, right? The launch of DC2 Multiverse is tied to the Batman: Arkham Origins video game, which comes out this fall. And like DC squared, the new tech won't be available across the board either. DC hasn't yet announced which mobile platforms either new technology will land on.