Once upon a time there was a comic called Swamp Thing which saw a critically acclaimed run, by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette and Rick Veitch.
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Next week's Batman #146 by Chip Zdarsky, Jorge Jimenez and Michele Bandini sees the history of The Joker and Batman rewritten.
One of the comic book social events of the year happened last weekend in Los Angeles, the wedding of Rob Levin and Andrea Shea.
In order to fall, Nightwing has to do so from a very tall height. And right now, he's afraid of those with a legacy 300th issue in 3 weeks.
Limited copies of a Batman 85th anniversary printing of Detective Comics #27 will be given away at SoHo News International in New York.
Alongside their new line of Elseworlds, DC Comics is putting their old Superman, Batman and Justice League Elseworlds back into print.
Bleeding Cool gets the word on a number of major comic book industry hiring moves coming that may change the face of the direct market.
DC Finest is a new publishing initiative for 2024 from DC Comics that is, basically, doing their version of the Marvel Comics Epic line.
Bryan Hitch revealed that last year DC Comics turned down his offer to write and draw a new The Authority series, so he did Redcoat instead.
A New DC Comics Young Super Team From Jeremy Adams And Travis Mercer... could it be the revival of the Fair Play Club?
DC Comics is followiong up their internationally outsourced graphic anthology Batman: The World with Joker: The World.
In two weeks time, Superman titles kick off the House Of Brainiac crossover between Action Comics, Superman, Green Lantern and Power Girl.
In today's Alan Scott: Green Lantern #5, published by DC Comics today, Tim Sheridan and Cian Tormey have a new history to tell.
Today sees the publication of Green Arrow #10 by Joshua Williamson and Sean Izaakse and Amazons Attack #6 by Josie Campbell and Vasco Georgiev.
Rewriting The Golden Age Green Lantern origin one more time (Spoilers) in Alan Scott: Green Lantern #5, published today by DC Comics.
Amanda Waller separated the Green Arrow family but, to be fair, they had already been separated and replicated by reboot after reboot.
Today's Flash #7 by Simon Spurrier and Ramon Perez takes a break from Mike Deodato's dazzling grid panels innovations.
Get ready to pop the confetti with Harley Quinn #38, featuring high-flyin' foes and the wildest superbo soiree in Gotham.
Delve into Gotham's gritty past in Batman: Dark Age #1, where historical angst meets caped crusader escapades.
Penguin #8 shows Mr. Birdbrain assembling his flock to reclaim his so-called throne. But will his wings get clipped again?
Another week (without Batman or Amazing Spider-Man) sees Cobra Commander #3, top the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List.
In Amazons Attack #6, our heroines dig up more than they bargained for. Will this finale rock their world or just sink like a stone?
Batman faces more than just Joker in Detective Comics #1083; this time, it's the existential dread of a sandy mid-life crisis.
In Green Arrow #10, our archers play a high-stakes game of hide and seek with the missing Roy Harper. Waller’s minions included.
In Power Girl #7, our heroes swap superpowers for survival skills in Ferembia. Can they wit their way out of this one?
Lots of people are against the use of AI in comic book creation. Here are three recent examples from DC Comics highlighted on social media.
In Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #5, fists and rings fly as Alan faces the wrath of the Red Lantern. Place your bets!
In Batman: The Brave and the Bold #11, it's winged warfare as Batman tackles an entire Man-Bat militia. Can he and Maps handle the flap?
In Flash #7, Jai West embarks on a rescue mission in Timepoint. Looks like "time" isn't the only thing being chewed up here.
DC Comics has created a new logo for their Batman comic books, appearing on issues next week. But will they be still doing that in ten years?