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This is the solicitation for today's Young Justice #8. YOUNG JUSTICE #8 (W) Brian Michael Bendis (A) Elena Casagrande (A/CA) John Timms Lost in the

A Tampa, Florida mother posted on social media about how her three-year-old daughter was being bullied at school, coming home with bruises and swollen

A few days ago, Bleeding Cool reported that DC Comics had decided to replace Bruce Wayne as Batman in the summer of 2020, going into 2021. That the

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail

When talking to Newsarama, Scott Snyder was drawn on how Doomsday Clock, set in the near future of the DC Universe, was meant to tie into all other DC

It was the story that saw Batman #77 blow out of the doors the other week, as Tom King, Mikel Janin and Tony Daniel told a story in which Damian Wayne

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool reported that DC Comics was going to replace Bruce Wayne as Batman in the summer of 2020, in a storyline running into 2021. Our

Doomsday Clock #11 is out this Wednesday. Honestly, it really is. Look Gary Frank has his comp copy to prove it. People have waited for a few months. And

Doomsday Clock is late. Very late. Intended to be set in the near-future of the DC Comics Universe, it's tardiness of publication has seen the DC Comics

Looks like DC Comics is trying to giving a boost to sales of the upcoming Joker one-shot for Year Of The Villain written by John Carpenter? With a special

Welcome to the pretty-much-mostly-daily Lying In The Gutters. A run around the day before and the day ahead. You can sign up to receive it as an e-mail

In the light of the performance of Batman #77 on the aftermarket today, with mass sellouts and sales of up to $30 on eBay, DC Comics has decided to send

It's all kicking off. Yesterday Bleeding Cool reported that because of some rather sensational spoilers that Bleeding Cool did its best to pragmatically

I'd like to think it's because Catwoman sings Carmen. But no, it is for far more sensational spoilery reasons that it is currently becoming rather

Let's leave the BIG BIG SPOILER of Batman #77 well alone shall we? Well alone. No need for that. Over the weekend, Bleeding Cool exclusively ran the first

There's a common method of illusion to control the position of the observer. Something seen from one angle may be very different when seen from another.

A few attempts to find upcoming collections from DC Comics that may not have appeared in many other places - and may indicate upcoming DC Comics

That is one statistic and a half. There I was, implying that someone at Diamond Comic Distributors must have had made an error. Because in the July

The first time it happened it was considered a fluke caused by a variant cover. The second time the same. But now, for four months in a row, Immortal

In November, in the DC Universe, the bad guys win... DC's Year of the Villain reaches its next deadly phase with "Hostile Takeover" -- as the heroes of

Often - indeed pretty much always - when a comic book is coming out, publishers run previews of the comic ahead of time, to entice people in. Often the

In the final issue of The Batman Who Laughs by Scott Snyder and Jock, Bruce Wayne got the triggered Batman Who Laughs within him flushed out through blood

Bleeding Cool looked at just who the Infected Secret Six from the upcoming Batman/Superman comic book would be. A new preview of Batman/Superman #2shows

I already wrote about the first issue of Batman: The Last Knight On Earth by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo - especially when combined with a version of

Ahead of the new Batman/Superman comic, spinning out of Heroes In Crisis, Batman: The Price, The Batman Who Laughs and DC's Year Of The Villain, we are

Warren Ellis seems to have popularised the habit of referring to upcoming projects by codenames to get around any annoying NDA-style restrictions, talking

Robert Cale writes for Bleeding Cool for what we're calling Monster Wednesday. Batman #75 has landed, written by Tom King, with art by Tony Daniel, Mitch

If you are reading all the Year Of The Villain: The Offer issues then you may not just want to read today's Justice League one first as it comes before

This week sees the publication of the much-anticipated, long-awaited Batman #75 by Tom King and Tony S Daniel. And for a comic so heavily hyped and highly

Batman has been busy enjoying a lovely camping trip with his daddy, but when he returns to Gotham City for Batman #75 next week, he may find that things