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The Green Lanterns have been scattered and are under heavy fire. However, Simon Baz has left and heads for Earth. Is it a good read?

Hi-Fi darkens their own color work to a compliment the shadowed and line-heavy style of Santucci, and it works well. Green Lanterns #52 is another solid showing from Dan Jurgens The story is interesting, the conflict is tense, and the art looks good It's an all-around solid comic and earns a recommendation Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form[...]

Dan Jurgens shows his expertise in this field tempered by decades of writing, and Conrad and Baron make the book look great This one earns a recommendation Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Gotham is falling into chaos The Jokerz are rioting in the street, but they're not alone Normal everyday citizens are also wreaking[...]

Words and photos courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Mike Sangregorio: Saturday saw the DC World's Finest Panel, moderated by one of the DC All Access hosts and featuring creators Liam Sharpe, Marc Andreyko, Dan Jurgens, Sam Humphries, Robert Venditti, Tom Taylor, Tim Seeley, and Mitch Gerads as panelists. The panel began by congratulating Gerads on his Eisner win the[...]

It sells the more serious vibe which Dan Jurgens' writing is pitching Plus, Hi-Fi brings a more dim and grim color palette, which adds to that ominous atmosphere while remaining appealing to the eye. Green Lanterns #51 is an interesting turn for the title I do miss the optimism, one-liners, and fun chemistry of Simon and[...]

Bleeding Cool got a chance to partake in the roundtable interview with Jason O'Mara at the Death of Superman premiere at SDCC. See the interview here.

Bleeding Cool got the chance to record the roundtable interview with Jerry O'Connell and Rebecca Romijn at the Death of Superman premiere. Watch it here.

WB Animation announced the schedule for their DC films for next year, including Wonder Woman: Bloodlines, Reign of Superman, and Batman: Hush. Details here.

During all of this, the Green Lantern rings begin to behave strangely. Green Lanterns #50 cover by Mike Perkins and Wil Quintana Green Lanterns #50 is the beginning of a new era for this title as well, with writer Dan Jurgens taking the helm The book makes immediate changes by focusing more upon the Corps than just[...]

The Jokerz have returned to weave chaos into Neo Gotham and the life of Batman Beyond, including taking hostages. On top of this, Terry and Bruce have to worry about the new Robin in training. Does it make for a good read?

Dynamite Entertainment and Groupees are launching a new Dynamite Heroes "Build a Bundle" today which offers both digital comics and some special physical copies with the upper tier levels — including a limited number of copies of Action Comics #1000 signed by writer Dan Jurgens and an Adam Hughes variant cover of Red Sonja/Tarzan #1. The collection[...]

Finally, Lois Lane is in a car accident which totals her car, and Superman finds a way to make it up to her. Action Comcs Special #1 cover by Will Conrad and Ivan Nunes The Action Comics Special #1 is something of a last hurrah for the current creative team of Dan Jurgens and Will Conrad, and[...]

And then we told you about it not happening because of snow storms.  The rescheduled program airs tonight at Midnight EST / 9 PM PST. For Action Comics #1000 they have renowned Superman writer and illustrator Dan Jurgens — who has drawn AND signed the DF Exclusive Cover Also a featured item is the Dynamic Forces Exclusive[...]

Though the comic is not really my speed, I can't deny how charming and lovable the leads are and how endlessly entertaining their dialogue is. Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #3 cover by Max Fiumara Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows #3 In this spectacular continuation to the Black Hammer universe under Jeff Lemire and Max Fiumara, Doctor Star[...]

The irony is he is a far bigger Superman fan than myself. We especially clashed on the Dan Jurgens installment, which he thought was lackluster That surprised me givent that it was the most earnest celebration of Superman in the comic We both enjoyed the Geoff Johns, Richard Donner, and Olivier Coipel story with the infamous car from the cover to the original Action[...]

In the final installment by Brian Michael Bendis and Jim Lee, Superman and Supergirl stop a new villain from destroying them and Metropolis. Action Comics #1000 cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair In the litany of "landmark" issues released of late — almost entirely of which came from Marvel and have been largely quite[...]

So imagine that you're Dan Jurgens, you're cruising along Comic Book Boulevard, happily writing a well-received run on Action Comics at DC, when, out of nowhere, Marvel Comics' superstar writer "The Great One" Brian Bendis just decides that he wants to write Superman because he went to a Superman exhibit at the Cleveland Library of[...]

Dynamite Entertainment and Dynamic Forces head honcho Nick Barrucci is headed back to the Shopping Channel with a slew of new products including Action Comics #1000 in time for Superman's 80th anniversary and some limited edition and signed books tied into Marvel's upcoming Avengers: Infinity War movie. For Action Comics #1000 they have a DF Exclusive[...]

Here, Payback's torment of the Batman begins. Batman Beyond #18 cover by Bernard Chang and Marcelo Maiolo This one is a week old, but I've been doing something of a tour of Bat-titles lately, and I'm generally a fan of Dan Jurgens So, I decided to check this one out. The story didn't disappoint either This issue of[...]

Jason Strangis caught up with Dan Jurgens at Awesome Con 2018. On April 18th, DC Comics will publish Action Comics #1000 It also happens to coincide with Superman's 80th anniversary — and sharing in that celebration will be Minnesota writer/artist Dan Jurgens. Photo by Gage Skidmore For the past several years Jurgens has been writing Superman's adventures in Action[...]

As the writer of Action Comics at DC, Dan Jurgens gives a voice to a superhero who represents the best of humanity, despite being an alien from outer space But when Jurgens himself went up, up, and away for an airline flight, his tweets about a fellow passenger seemed to lack a certain compassion the[...]

Our favorite storytelling medium, the comic book, has brought a lot more wins and losses for this week. Avengers, Infidel, Action Comics, Ninjak vs the Valiant Universe: which are good? Which were bad? Check them out here!

Action Comics #999 reunites Sam Lane and his daughter's family while Superman looks to have another encounter with Cyborg Superman. Is it a good read?

Take it away, Brandon… Brian Michael Bendis Jim Lee (introduced as spear-heading standalone, "edgy" Black Label Frank Miller Dan Jurgens, writer of, they just counted, over 225 Superman stories Crew of Krypton Cameron Welsh, also producer of Constantine Nadira Tucker, writer on Krypton Lena Patel, writer on Krypton On a hot morning in Austin, Texas, comic book royalty converged on the SXSWXDC Pop-Up Store[...]

Terrifics Unite! The Trial of Batwoman! Doctor Strange continues to be damned! There were many wins and losses this week for the comic world, and we're going to list them off here.

The Booster Shot of Action Comics comes to an ending, as Superman and Booster Gold must escape execution from the Zod Family. Can they survive? Is Action Comics #998 a good read?

Superman and Booster Gold face the Zod family in this issue of Action Comics. Meanwhile, Lois and Jonathan finally find General Sam Lane. Is it a good read?

Little does the reporter know that her son, Jonathan Kent, aka Superboy, is not far behind her. Action Comics #996 cover by Dan Jurgens, Trevor Scott, and Hi-Fi I've not commented on the issue-to-issue artist shifts in my reviews of the "Booster-Shot" arc of Action Comics This is due to the fact that the previous artists have[...]

This will be difficulty, as John Michael Carter is a fugitive in his native time, and the Eradicator robot is still active. Action Comics #995 cover by Dan Jurgens, Trevor Scott, and Hi-Fi After what honestly felt like a bit of pointless faffing about in Action Comics #994, it's good to see this story getting back on[...]

What has happened to the timestream? Can Superman and Booster Gold return home? Superman: Action Comics #994 cover by Dan Jurgens, Trevor Scott, and Hi-Fi This issue enters what is known as a plot cul-de-sac It goes somewhere that has little bearing on the overall plot and doesn't really do anything for the story. To spoil somewhat, they[...]