In the new Harley Quinn #36, our lovable lunatic faces Brother Eye's tech-tyranny. Will her greatswords cut through the meta-babble?
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Cobra Commander heads right to the top of the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List, pushing past Amazing Spider-Man.
In the spirit of 2000 AD, T.P. Louise and Ashley Wood are creating a new anthology comic from Image Comics called 7174 AD.
DC Comics are adding new YA graphic novels, Wonder Woman: The Adventures of Young Diana and This Land Is Our Land: A Blue Beetle Story.
Check out our preview of Batman: The Brave and the Bold #9 where Batman's playing the Joker's final, twisted card game.
Discover in Flash #5 if Wally's speedster drama is Earth's shield or its doom as Jai races to unveil a vital secret to his daddy.
Find out who's taking sides in Titans: Beast World #5, where allegiances are as stable as a comic book continuity timeline.
Sandman: A Midsummer Night's Dream by Neil Gaiman, Charles Vess and William Shakespeare, is being remastered by Steve Oliff.
Oliver Queen's family quest in Green Arrow #8 turns noisy as he encounters the living sound effect, Onomatopoeia. Bang indeed!
Check out our preview of Titans: Beast World Tour - Star City #1 as Oliver and Connor play Fish Whisperer in the latest DC epic.
In Detective Comics #1081, see Batman trade his Batmobile for a camel as he faces a desert demon duel and Gotham's amnesia!
In Amazons Attack #4, Mary Marvel braces for a Belle Reve beatdown—will she escape, or is this a recipe for disaster?
DC Comics April 2024 solicits have dropped, but DC Comics is still keeping its powder dry on its Free Comic Book Day offerings.
We said they were coming. The full DC Comics April 2024 solicits and solicitations, featuring the launch of Superman's House Of Brainiac,
Nightwing gets his issue three hundred. Kinda. Nightwing #113 which, if you add up all previous series, reaches #300. Honest.
We have the full Batman April 2024 solicits and solicitations from DC Comics. Including what's going down in Batman #146.
Honestly, if I could, I would hire Rob Liefeld as a gossip columnist for Bleeding Cool. What are my chances do you think?
The Trinity of Evil with Brainiac Queen will launch in House of Brainiac in the Superman DC Comics' April 2024 solicits.
Charlie Adlard is bringing his collaborator Herik Hanna to work onApril’s Batman: The Brave and the Bold #12 from DC Comics.
The 35th Annual GLAAD Media Awards nominees have been announced, including for comic books and graphic novels.
Doctor Psycho first appeared in Wonder Woman #5 in 1943, by William Moulton Marston and Harry G. Peter as a telepath, telekinetic sorcerer.
DC Comics published Wonder Woman #5 today, by Tom King, Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey, and an appearance of Darkseid's daughter Grail.
John Stewart, Green Lantern, has been testing the limits of his powers. But he now goes where no Green Lantern has gone before.
When Marilyn Moonlight, The Spirit Of Metropolis, first encountered Superman, she gave him a vision of an Old Western town.
Jay Garrick: The Flash #4 is already rewriting some DC History regarding the Golden Age Flash origin. But what about Alan Scott?
Tomorrow sees Wonder Woman #5. And in the back-up strip, we have Trinity, the Wonder Woman of the future, telling us about it.
DC Comics is publishing ywo stories tomorrow featuring two different Supermen and two different Lois Lanes, Spoilers, of course.
Gail Simone fans? Pick up Nightwing #110 and maybe even Titans #7 as part of the Neast World crossover from DC Comics.
We now have a better look, across the line at DC Comics' new corner boxes logos, that delineate between the different "groups" of titles.
Jay Garrick, The Flash, first appeared in Flash Comics #1 in 1940, created by writer Gardner Fox and artist Harry Lampert.