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Once upon a time DC's Generations series was to lead up to a big reboot/relaunch of DC Comics with a Crisis, an ageing of the main superhero line and new

Grab the nicest Batman #155 there is while you can from Heritage Auctions. This one is ending in just a couple hours.

DC Comics has had a Poison Ivy problem for a while. There has been a division at the company between those who want to see her to return to the

In Superman #25, Clark Kent meets up with Lana Lang, now at the Daily Star, and they talk - and remember - stuff. All the time the Synmar have been

Earlier this year, Bleeding Cool reported that DC Comics had moved some creators from certain books onto a new Batman: Black And White series, rather than

It was Hannibal Tabu who recently noted that the three most senior figures at DC Comics right now are all people of colour. Expectations and attitudes are

One week ago, Bleeding Cool broke the news that Batman: The Three Jokers #1 by Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok was going to a second printing on top of its

DC Comics seems to be going through a bit of a Multiverse-obsession right now. When did it not? It today's comics, however, everyone seems to want to have

HG Wells War Of The Worlds famously begins "No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that this world was being watched

The delayed second part of the DC Comics Fandome streaming experience, DC Fandome II, runs this Saturday for a second eight-hour slot. As ever, Bleeding

Dark Nights: Death Metal: Trinity Crisis by Scott Snyder, Francis Manapul, Ian Herring and Tom Napolitano sees another raft of evil Batmen for our heroes

We've been wondering how the continuity of Nightwing and Batgirl fitted together as part of The Joker War and found it wanting, rather. Today's Nightwing

Today sees the publication of The Flash #761, a culmination of Flashes fighting Zooms and Reverse Flashes, and along the way it brings in as many Flashes

We saw the return of Superboy-Prime in Shazam, and that he had been imprisoned in the Halls Of Justice by the Justice League or somesuch. But it looks

James Tynion IV has published another episode of his Empire Of The Tiny Onion newsletter looking at all the stuff he's got coming out, including his

This week saw some literally history-making hiring happening in the oft-homogenous comics industry. IDW Publishing, recently plagued with challenges in

In a recent article looking at some PR-friendly advance artwork to Batman: The Joker War Zone, FOCing today from DC Comics, GamesRadar ran an article

Three Jokers artist Jason Fabok attended a signing at Woodbridge Heroes in Woodbridge, Ontario, for Batman: Three Jokers.  He is touring a number of comic

Because Monday is a holiday in the USA, DC Comics has moved their Final Order Cut-Off date from Sunday midnight to Thursday midnight, whether through UCS,

Yesterday's Justice League #52 by Robert Venditti and Xermanico saw the DC superhero team captured and subject to the Black Mercy rose, each showing them

Daniel Cherry is the new SVP General Manager of DC Comics, coming to the publisher with a history, as we reported last month, in eSports. Graduate of the

Batman #98 is published today. A Joker-lite issue, as Batman struggles with his inner demons, and gets a telling off from a ghostly Alfred Pennyworth.

It was DC Publisher and CCO Jim Lee who stated that Batman: The Three Jokers #1 by Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok had orders of 300,000 copies from DC

Today's Shazam #14 sees a final confrontation between the Shazam Family and Superboy Prime, who is not happy about being forgotten.

Two comic books published today, both starring Batman (unsurprisingly) but both featuring conversations with the dead. Justice League #52 has Bruce Wayne

Yesterday we got the word that Tim Drake was to no longer be known by the superhero name Drake, but going by Robin instead, like he used to before the New

It’s been a rocky road for retailers and DC Comics this year. First, DC Comics left Diamond for new distributors causing and increase in distribution

DC Comics just issued the news about this year's Batman Day, for the 16th of September 2020. But they seem to have forgotten someone. DC today unveiled

Stephanie Brown first appeared in Detective Comics #647 in 1992 and was created by Chuck Dixon and Tom Lyle. The daughter of the criminal Cluemaster, the

In recent issues of Young Justice, Brian Michael Bendis has given Tim Drake, Robin, Red Robin, whatever you will, a new name. Inspired by the identity