Bizarro Archives

The classic membership has been thirteen members, Black Manta, Giganta, Toyman, Riddler, Bizarro, Scarecrow, Lex Luthor, Captain Cold, Cheetah, Solomon Grundy, Gorilla Grodd, Brainiac, and Sinestro. The DC Rebirth relaunch of Justice League by Scott Snyder and Jim Cheung reintroduced the Legion of Doom, now Lex Luthor, Sinestro, Cheetah, Gorilla Grodd, Brainiac, and Turtle, with former members Black Manta and Joker having been ejected[...]

One of the most recent figures on shelves now is the known Superman villain, Bizarro Bizarro has had a variety of different variations over the years, but this version is based on the imperfect Superman clone from Lex Luthor Designed after his appearance in Superman #42, McFarlane brings the raw street and child-like mentality alive[...]

Things are about to get a little bizarre as Bizarro is ready to take on the Man of Steel with his newest statue Standing roughly 17" tall, the DC Comics antihero is displayed on rubble while he crushes an I-beam in his hand Instead of the classic purple suit, Bizarro is wearing a modern version[...]

We saw his Nightwing earlier, here's his Bizarro and Azrael Each auction will be live on eBay for three days, on this seller page. Jim Lee's DC Comics Sketches for BINC Jim Lee tells us "All proceeds from this sale will benefit a fund which will help struggling brick and mortar comic book shops during these unprecedented times[...]

It's endearing. There is also a follow-up story with Bizarro and Artemis, and Lobdell writes those characters very endearingly too. Red Hood and the Outlaws Annual #2 art by Clayton Henry and Marcelo Maiolo Clayton Henry and Neil Googe split the artwork in this annual, with Henry taking the main story and Googe with inkers Wade von Grawbadger[...]

Meanwhile, Bizarro and Artemis are trying to keep the fortress from killing thousands However, Bizarro's intellect is completely gone, and Artemis doesn't know how its internal mechanisms work. Red Hood and the Outlaws #25 cover by Trevor Hairsine and Antonio Fabela Red Hood and the Outlaws #25 is another heavy-hitting issue of the series, with Jason and[...]

Meanwhile, Bizarro's intellect continues to fade as he watches a movie made from his memories of the Outlaws Artemis is trying to get into Bizarro's floating fortress over Gotham, but it is set to self-destruct should Bizarro's intellect ever fail. Red Hood and the Outlaws #24 cover by Trevor Hairsine and Antonio Fabela Red Hood and the[...]

Red Hood is protecting Catwoman's bachelorette party when Anarky arrives to ruin the fun. Can Jason stop Anarky? Is it a good read?

Red Hood finds letters from his deceased father and wants to pay him a visit. Meanwhile, the Penguin wants Jason dead. Does it make for a good read?

Artemis meets with Lex Luthor over the welfare of Bizarro while reminiscing over the time she worked for the Metropolis mogul Bizarro himself ponders the things he has enjoyed about having a higher intellect as it begins to fade away from him. Red Hood and the Outlaws #22 cover by Trevor Hairsine and Antonio Fabela Scott Lobdell[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Superboy, Boyzarro, and their friends are trying to figure out how to hold the Bizarro world of Thrae together while Superman battles Bizarro himself They discover that the planet is tied to Bizarro himself, and Bizarro feels like his life is falling apart They need Bizarro to want to save Thrae if the world[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Superman #42 opens on Bizarro World, and we get to see how the Bizarro version of the Superman family looks and behaves After this, we turn back to our world and our Superman family Superboy is smitten with a girl in Kansas, and it leads him to minor conflict with his family. Superman #42 cover[...]

Now that the second-longest continuous writer at Marvel Comics, Brian Michael Bendis, has signed an exclusive deal with DC Comics, everything he ever said anywhere on the internet about DC Comics is up for discussion. Including this great post on his Tumblr from earlier in the year, when asked about the comparative fighting abilities of Batman and[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Red Hood and the Outlaws #15 cover by Mike McKone and Romulo Fajardo Jr. Red Hood and the Outlaws, Bizarro and Artemis, take up crimefighting residence in Gotham City With Bizarro's intelligence and motives fluctuating, he puts out a challenge to the Batman Family…unbeknownst to his teammates in the Outlaws. This brings Batwoman, Batwing, Clayface, Orphan,[...]

Tonight's new episode of Supergirl is called Bizarro… so you might be able to guess what's coming Here we have three sneak peeks at the new episode In the first clip Kara Danvers and Adam Foster have a drink together In the second clip we have an awkward moments as Jimmy Olsen and Winn Schott[...]

Could the double team be working on Aquaman in advance? Deathstroke #13 was solicited with art by Tyler Kirkham but it's now by Paolo Pantalena. Action Comics #46 was solicited with art by Aaron Kuder but turned up by Scott Kolins. Earth 2 Society #6 was solicited with art by Jorge Jimenez but was actually by Alisson Borges Secret Six #8 was solicited[...]

One thing the Bizarro mini-series has been noted for is the guest spots from a variety of artists from Bill Sienkiewicz to Darwyn Cooke each adding a page or a spot illustration without any publicity before publication. And the final issue is no exception with Tim Sale drawing Superman in the style most associated with Superman For[...]

Bizarro #4 was solicited with art by Gustave Duarte but had an added Darwyn Cooke page! Look! Constantine: The Hellblazer #4 was solicited with art by Vanesa Del Rey but was joined by Chris Visions. Injustice: Gods Among Us – Year Four #10 was solicited with art by Mike S Miller but was actually by Xermanico & Bruno Redondo. Secret Six #6 was solicited with art[...]

Issue 1 of Bizarro had a surprise guest appearance by Bill Sienkiewicz. Issue 2 saw Kelley Jones pop by….   And Francis Manapul. And issue 3 out today? Why if it isn't Gabriele Bá and Fábio Moon taking a day trip to the Bizarro road trip… and getting completely lost! Bizarro is a really silly book[...]

Who are Superman's true friends now? Who really is covering his back? More is explored this week with Action Comics #42! Don't miss our Question of the Week! We're talking DC Comics and we want to hear from you! Time Stamps For This Episode: 03:14 We Stand On Guard #1 04:10 Barb Wire #1 05:33 Action Comics #42 05:55 Secret Wars[...]

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Today's launch of Bizarro #1 features a variant cover by Kyle Baker But surprisingly, it also featured a page guest drawn by the legendary Bill Sienkiewicz Well, at least two thirds of it anyway, with regular artist Gustavo Duarte drawing the rest. What fun! Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London, who will be hosting Mike Carey[...]

Today's Justice United short story from some unidentified DC Comic book features a look around the whole DCU picking up folk who could be in the new

And that's what makes the line, from Batmite and Bizarro's all ages titles, pushed to the other side with Section 8 and the dark, biting Omega Men…. And what's nice about this way of presenting info, is that it is direct to comic store customers, in the store, where they can then make purchasing and pull list decisions,[...]

The new series by Mark Russell and Ben Caldwell will be part of the June mini-relaunch. Oh and if anyone needed clarification the Bizarro in the new Bizarro series by Heath Corson and Gustavo Duarte will be the character from Bizarroworld not the recent Lex Luthor creation in the pages of Justice League. You can read up on the rest of[...]

That potential sibling rivalry doesn't go well. While in Bizarro #1, Lex Luthor has fatherly ambition for his "son" And no, that doesn't work out well either. The Joker, in a flashback story, also flashbacks to his childhood, brought up without parents and an oppressive abusive aunt, giving him the impetus to bring up a gorilla in[...]

And of course, Bizarro So what Villains Month titles are we expecting from DC in September? When all the DC New 52 comic books are changing their titles to reflect the name of the bad guy and a new issue one… Most-Read Comic Stories Tuesday: So… What Will Be The New Villains Month Titles For DC Comics[...]

One of the highlights of this second round of Super-titles is Superman #140, featuring the first appearance of Bizarro Supergirl, graded 9.4 by CGC with off-white pages The highest-graded copy to go up for sale, bidding closed out at $3,700, over four times the cost paid for a CGC 9.2 copy last year. The following issue,[...]