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On the left the new design for Mister Terrific as seen on DC's Source blog. But on the right, how it originally appeared before being changed a few hours

Marvel printed a hundred copies of  this special poster for the cast and crew of Captain America: The First Avenger. And the LA Times Hero Complex Film

This Harley Quinn USB flash drive from Mimoco will only be sold at their booth (#4938) at the San Diego Comic Con this year, the design taken from the

2000ADWatch: From BlackMocco; MarvelVsDCWatch: Here's Tom Brevoort's guess for the DC 52 titles earlier this week, using the form he says everyone at

Today at 7.40pm in Los Angeles, Geoff Johns and Jim Lee will take the stage at the LA Times Hero Complex Film Festival to " speak publicly for the first

Fifty-two titles. All monthly. All starting in September. All going day-and-date digital simultaneously - which can need a greater lead time than the

The official blurb for Action Comics #1 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales gives us the impression that we're heaing for a Year One approach... This

TweetWatch: "Bleeding Cool barely knows how to spell its own name." - David Uzuuumeri, of Comics Alliance. TweetWatch2: Before creating a new Green

Who are the Trench? What is the makeup of the JLI? Who is the Gotham Ripper and who is NoBody? Which books are 20 page $2.99 and which are 30 page $3.99?

While tomorrow's LA Times Hero Complex Film Festival will be a nice big public push for the new DC, and the new Superman comics, it looks like there will

DC Comics have just confirmed to the LA Times Hero Complex blog that Grant Morrison and Rags Morales as the creative team on September's relaunch of

Scott Lobdell and Ken Lashley have got major books at a Big Two publisher, with Bob Harras as editor-in-chief with Bobbie Chase as his second in command,

This morning, Damn.. It's True tweeted "If Superman is so smart, why his underwear on the outside?" Well, six hundred and eighty-one thousand Twitter

On display at the Centro Cultural Bernardino Rivadavia of Rosario in Argentina right now. Alan Moore, by Frank Quitely. Make sure you look deep into the

The Diamond Comics Distributors data for the month of May has been released. How has holding the line helped DC? What about the crossovers? Well, as the

More swag for you to start planning to line up for at San Diego Comic Con. In fact you might as well start now. How else will you flip this lot on eBay,

And this is where the other shoe drops. DC Comics have quite radically restarted all their comic books from issue one, cancelled a stack of them, and

There are only the Superman titles for DC to announce, but if they're right about the 52 issue one relaunches for September, then we kind of know them all

TweetWatch: "Huh. I didn't know there was going to be SUICIDE SQUAD book with King Shark and Deadshot. That would have been nice to know, guys." -

And it's not even an official Green Lantern partner. Brilliant, pure dead brilliant. Dodgy politics obviously, but hey. This is advertising. This, by the

According to Variety, DC Comics has bought global publishing rights to The Tyrant, the protagonist of Jon Land's gangster Vegas novel The Seven Sins: The

DC Comics has told Newsarama about a new Suicide Squad, and Comic Book Resources about a new Blue Beetle. So that's Suicide Squad #1 by Adam Glass and

It's only a few seconds... But it is a few seconds. Here you go. Wonder Woman, The TV Pilot. Maybe we'll get some more next time.

UPDATE: The full Superman news has been confirmed and corrected right here. This is the George Pérez cover to Superman #1 that DC will be announcing

DC Comics appear to have run out of news organisations to give their new relaunch comics to. So they just decided to do it themselves this time. Expect

Bleeding Cool told you a while ago that both artist Greg Capullo and writer Robert Kirkman were leaving the Image book, Haunt. Well, co-creator and

Here's a worldess preview to the next issue of the maga-event crossover from Marvel. Fear Itself #4, by Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen, out later this

On the left, a commission by Fred Hembeck from a fair few years ago now, itself based on the classic Justice League #1 cover. And the cover to the new

The new Publisher of Valiant Comics is Fred Pierce, who used to be President and COO of Wizard Entertainment until 2008 and who was apparently on the

I just don't know what to think. Rob Granito is creating a new line of comic books under the name Bad Boy Comics with his... creative partner Josh Hoopes.