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Last year, DC Comics, as part of a line-wide Warners employee downsizing, made many of their most senior staff redundant, some who had been with DC for

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Poison Ivy. Cassandra Cain, Stephanie Brown. Just three of the many Batman characters who I get the most comments over. Damian Wayne and Tim Drake are

Batman #108 time... Today, Bleeding Cool ran the news that Something Is Killing The Children #16 had received orders north of 155,000 from comic book

Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are regarded as "The Trinity" of recognisable superhero names at DC Comics. Both created in the earliest days of DC

There was meant to be a Crisis comic book event last year. Heidi MacDonald reported it and everything when re-reporting Bleeding Cool's original 5G

Last year, DC Comics, as part of a line-wide Warners employee downsizing, made many of their most senior staff redundant, some of whom had been with DC

Don't think that Future State was a two-month aberration. Intended to be a possible future of the DC Universe, it is clear now that 5G was meant to be the

Conner Kent and Roy Harper are remembering their patchwork lives in Suicide Squad #3 and Infinite Frontier: Secret Files #2 from DC Comics.

Poison Ivy has been treated in a very haphazard fashion by DC Comics in recent years. Turning from a stock Batman villain-with-a-point to an altruistic

As was very apparent last year, Geoff Thorne is a massive Green Lantern fan and has been thinking about the characters for a very long time. And Green

DC Comics published Batman #108, with James Tynion IV, Jorge Jimenez and Tomeu Morey providing one of the best-looking superhero comic books on the stand

Will Batman ever learn to leave well enough alone? Not in this Tuesday's Man-Bat #4, if this preview is any indication. Sorry, Man-Bat.

John Stewart must break the news of a death that won't be undone until the next super-mega-crossover event in this preview of Green Lantern #2.

An entire collective of Starros don't stand a chance against the Crime Syndicate's Superwoman in this preview of Crime Syndicate #3 from DC Comics.

DC will be celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May with the DC Festival of Heroes: The Asian Superhero Celebration, a 96-page one-shot

It's true that you won't find a redeemable digital code in this preview of Batman/Fortnite Zero Point #2, but you will find a little bit of story.

The digital-first issue Sensational Wonder Woman #3 is getting physical in stores next week from DC Comics. Here's a brief preview.

The story of Tim Fox's Batman origin continues to unfold in this preview of Next Batman: Second Son #2, in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday.

The release of the Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point series caught a lot of people by surprise, especially the appeal of the Harley Quinn Fortnite skin in print

In October 2019, Bleeding Cool told you that Jonathan Kent would be the new Superman, taking over from his father, as part of DC Comics' 5G plans. In June

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what is

In Swamp Thing #3, Jennifer Reece will follow Levi Kamei into the Green, but won't it be awkward they meet Poison Ivy and she's wearing Poison Ivy Cosplay?

Amanda Waller has her sights set on poaching Bolt from the Teen Titans in this preview of Suicide Squad #3 from DC Comics.

They say that Batman can beat anyone given enough prep time. Does that mean he can fight city hall, as this preview of Batman #108 shows he'll need to?

In November 2012, Bleeding Cool reported that Duane Swierczynski was off the DC Birds Of Prey monthly comic book after #17 and would be replaced with a

Last week, Bleeding Cool ran an article, When Graphic Novels Volumes Just Don't Stack Up On The Bookshelf.

Earlier this week, Twitter account The Aquaverse posted the following Infinite Frontier cover image of Calvin Ellis, President Superman by legendary comic

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool posted a preview of the upcoming series by Grant Morrison and Mikel Janin, which seemed to name its speedster for the first time

Last year, Adam Philips, former Director, Marketing Services at DC Comics, who amongst many things collated the regularly monthly solicitations was made