Blue Earth first appeared in Action Comics #1051, an anti-Superman human supremacist group with terrorist leanings, led by Norah Stone.
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Keith Giffen died last month. DC Comics is now running a tribute to the man across their monthly comic books and website.
In Green Arrow #6, Oliver Queen might just shoot an arrow through the fabric of reality. Talk about a bullseye bummer.
Gotham's gone DIY in Batman '89: Echoes #1 – with Bats AWOL, it's vigilante craft hour in the city of chaos.
This week sees the first issue of Titans: Beast World #1. You may have already read some Bleeding Cool gossip about that. But what follows?
Bleeding Cool published Comic Book Retailers Say The Funniest Things Part One and Part Two. But they keep saying funny things.
In City Boy #6, it's concrete jungle warfare as our urban hero grapples with leafy green daddy issues. Can you be-leaf it?
In Detective Comics #1078, it's High Noon but with more spandex. Can Catwoman spot the rat amidst her kitty litter before it's too late?
In Power Girl #3, the Fortress of Solitude becomes a crowded house as Power Girl's virus hunt turns into a deadly game of hide and seek.
Dive into Batman: The Brave and The Bold #7, where Batman's year one gets wild and Aquaman's tale gets definitive. Chaos ensues!
In Action Comics #1059, Superman throws a metal party with Steel. Will Metropolis survive their electric slide to save the day?
The new DC Comcis Titans crossover event Beast World kicks off this week. But what is going down with Beast Boy, Batman and Amanda Waller?
In Flash #3, Wally's racing into the Gallery, but will this be an artful encounter or just another chaotic brushstroke?
In Steelworks #6, get ready for giant robots clashing and 'sacrifices' for Metropolis. Will anyone really stay dead? Stay tuned.
In Harley Quinn #34, Harley multitasks as a detective, janitor, and babysitter. But can she clean up this narrative mess?
In Amazons Attack #2, it's not just rotten apples causing chaos, but divine discord's deadly diet. Can our heroes survive NYC's newest core issue?
In Alan Scott: The Green Lantern #2, our hero trades his power ring for a detective hat, and it's not even a shiny one.
Justice Society Of America by Geoff Johns and Mikel Janin still tries to find a schedule that fits. But has lots of friends doing the same.
Get ready for high voltage drama in Static: Shadows of Dakota #7, where Virgil's latest tussle could be his most electrifying yet!
In Penguin #4, Oswald's sinister scheme hinges on a blast from the past. Will this 'Ice' queen melt his cold-hearted plan?
Robo-rebellion and villainous vacations in Detroit? Check out our Cyborg #5 preview where only "old friends" can save the day.
In Batman Beyond: Neo-Gothic #5, Terry McGinnis might just out-brood the OG brooder as he flirts with eternal darkness.
Chip Zdarsky talks about Joker: Year One and how it will be attempting to dance between the raindrops of continuity" when it runs in Batman
In Titans: Beast World #1, DC bets big on green being the new black as Beast Boy tries saving a world turned feral!
Rick Veitch has self-published the complete Boy Maximortal, the new book in his King Hell Heroica graphic novels which began in 1990.
Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran a look at the comments of comics store chain owner Phil Boyle about the state of the direct market industry.
Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly have been talking about Planetary to DC Comics. Without mentioning Warren Ellis or John Cassaday once.
Recently, Heritage Auctions sold the original Dark Knight Returns cover to Comics Interview from 1986 for $210,000, as a lawsuit is settled.
When we first met Trinity, as told by Tom King and Daniel Sampere, she was described as the daughter of Diana Prince, Wonder Woman, grown up.
According to reports, James Gunn's Superman: Legacy has tapped Nicholas Hoult to play the iconic DC villain Lex Luthor.