Batman Archives

We called this Detective Comics #1000 variant cover the laziest possible. Scorpion Comics must have looked at that and said 'hold my tequila'. Because

So. An hour ago, Bleeding Cool ran an unaired clip from tomorrow night's The Jonathan Ross Show, in which Bryan Hitch got to meet Samuel L Jackson, the

We're into Leviathan, the new storyline from Action Comics #1008  that will spill out into its own series. And the issue opens with one of those

In today's Detective Comics #999 we understand what's been going on so far in Peter Tomasi and Doug Mahnke's run, ahead of the upcoming Detective Comics

Today's Flash #65 sees Bruce Wayne and Barry Allen get down over their actions as superheroes, specifically those who have sidekicks, in the light of

Dan DiDio, publisher of DC Comics, has taken to the stump at ComicsPRO, the comics retailer advocacy group meeting being held in Charlotte, North Carolina

Wally West died in Heroes In Crisis. Probably. Most people didn't seem to notice or took an age to get round to realising. Indeed, over in Flash, Iris

'What doesn't kill you' begins this week's issue of Batman from Joshua Williamson and Guillem March.  Not sure how accurate this solicitation is, but it's

In Heroes In Crisis, Poison Ivy dies. Apparently. I mean we don't see a body but they seem convinced. She is mourned by Harley Quinn, her non-exclusive

Batman: The Last Knight On Earth was originally announced as a three-issue 48-page oversized series, with the dimensions used for Batman: Damned. As of

We've been updating the DC Comics May 2019 solicitations (we missed out on a few pages and have finally found them again). Which also includes the

He's been teasing it but now we know. Tom Taylor's DCeased has been revealed in DC's May solicitations. Written by Tom Taylor, drawn by Trevor Hairsine,

Bleeding Cool has the almost-full DC Comics May 2019 Solicitations - the comics, the collections and the collectables. We'll break these down into

Indeed the materials are so profuse that the author who deals in them requires neither invention nor imagination, but merely a fair talent for telling the

Vintage comic book anniversary milestones are my very favorite kind of nerd holiday.  I'm not much of a convention guy (yeah... I know, I know), and of

I've been telling BC readers for quite some time now that there are substantial, significant rewrites of comics industry history coming over the next few

All The Rage: Talking To Joe Illidge First published on October 9th, 2000. Joe Illidge was an Associate Editor on the Batman group of comics at DC.