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UCS Comic Distributors is one of the two new premiere distributors of DC Comics monthly titles They were formed when DC Comics approached Midtown Comics for a solution during Diamond shutdown, and now it's become part of DC's permanent solution, dropping Diamond entirely One question is if UCS will distribute my other publishers as well[...]

Comic store owners were rocked today by the news that DC Comics, after 25 years being distributed by Diamond, have pulled a Baltimore Colts and are leaving Yes, starting in a couple of weeks, your local comic shop will no longer be supplied with Punchline variants by Diamond Comic Distributors While many on social media[...]

Bleeding Cool just ran the news that DC Comics is to quit Diamond Comic Distributors, in favour of their newly created distributors UCS and Lunar This comes after twenty-five years of Diamond being the exclusive distributor of DC Comics – at least until the shutdown, DC Comics has provided retailers with a Q&A – but[...]

Bleeding Cool is being told by, well, everyone it seems right now, that DC Comics is completely quitting being distributed by Diamond Comic Distributors in favour of the two new distributors they set up with the biggest direct market retail accounts Midtown Comics (UCS Comic Distributors) and DCBS (Lunar Distribution). The original change in distribution occurred[...]

There are now to be just two DC distributors of monthly serialised comic books, UCS (formed by Midtown Comics) and Lunar (formed by DCBS) handling all of DC Comics' monthly output It seems hard not to recall Marvel and Heroes World, but both those organisations were already solid online sellers, shippers and distributors Will either[...]

Bleeding Cool has been reporting on DC Comics decision to quit Diamond Comic Distributors entirely, to go with their own formed distributors UCS and Lunar We also reported what DC Comics were saying about why they did what they did, which just posed more questions People had things to say, beginning with retailers. Mike Wellman of[...]

Supergirl star Nicole Maines discusses how she first approached playing Dreamer, and why real progress means bringing on the "big bads."

The Joker is know a warlord in his newest Star Ace Toys figure and is ready to take on the Caped Crusader and his new ninja friends.

DC's Legends of Tomorrow executive producers Grainne Godfree and Keto Shimizu are talking season finale "Swan Thong": Zari, Charlie, and more.

In the following preview for next week's episode of The CW and DC Universe's Stargirl, will Wildcat be the first member of Courtney's new JSA?

XM Studios has announced there next DC Comics statue As their partnership with Warner Bros Consumer Products, they are giving fans some unique designs from a world that never was These new and exotic statues put some of your favorite characters from the Batman universe in ways you never have seen them before This time,[...]

Looking ahead to the new online-only DC Connect, there are no more DC Giants solicited after this last batch, and that means what?

With season 5 in the record books, DC's Legends of Tomorrow co-showrunner Phil Klemmer is talking season 6 and Marvin the Martian "big bads."

John Constantine has shown us all that he can see his own pencils in the latest Justice League Dark #22 - will this be his super power?

Reports are that a leaked casting sheet for Batwoman season 2 reveals the network's plan to replace Kate Kane with a new lead character.

Last week, Bleeding Cool reported a number of cancelled books at DC Comics, announced all in one evening That included a number of the 100-Page Giant titles But, as was then pointed out to Bleeding Cool, while the titles may have been cancelled, they were still on sale at Walmart Or at least they were,[...]

His son, inspired by his own helplessness, went on to create arguably one of the most influential superheroes in history; a man immune to bullets and the ability to stop any crime he sets his mind to; Superman. The cover of The Nail by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer and published by DC Comics. When Kal-El first[...]

But that's all been delayed as well. These are the questions the solicitations asked "what is the previously undocumented "big bang" of the heroic age? What was the real reason behind the Justice Society's retirement? Which hero of the Golden Age makes a shocking transformation into its greatest villain?" Looks like we'll have to wait a[...]

It was meant to come out in April, but then stuff happened. But this issue of John Constantine: Hellblazer #6 dealing with a preponderance of mystery

This week there are some DC titles and a whole bunch of Venom #25 when it comes to the Back-Order List for the week of March 27, 2020.

Suspense and thriller novelist Ridley Pearson is writing a new original graphic novel trilogy, The Indestructibles, drawn by Berat Pekmezci, coming from DC Comics in August next year The middle-grade graphic novels will follow a 12-year-old boy, who manifests an inexplicable power after entering a wildfire on a heroic mission; alongside new friends with similar afflictions,[...]

This time, it looks like DC Comics fans have a new Wonder Woman to get their hands on From her newest film, Wonder Woman 84', Diana Prince is back and ready to shine This figure is nicely detailed, articulated, and packed will accessories She will come with two head sculpts nearly similar but one is[...]

In this DC's Legends of Tomorrow season finale preview, our heroes will have to go through some very familiar Encores to save the world.

The Batman actor Paul Dano is very confident in the script, with him playing The Riddler in the film. It opens in 2021.

HBO Watchmen EP and director Nicole Kassell explains in the following clip how Adrian Veidt and Lady Trieu don't see themselves as villains.

In the following promo for the next episode of Stargirl, Courtney finds herself in the middle of a "cold war" against none other than Icicle.

Watchmen creator Damon Lindelof took to Instagram to turn Sister Night hype man, and "help" HBO Max with a big, blue rhyme for Bilbo.

During the same week that Ruby Rose offered her first public comments on leaving Batwoman, The CW engaged in a little key art "adjusting".

Originally the long-delayed Shazam! #12 from DC Comics looked like this: SHAZAM! #12 (RES) (W) Geoff Johns (A/CA) Dale Eaglesham Revealing his devious plans, Mr Mind attacks Billy Batson and the entire Shazam family! Pushed to the limit by a fierce battle against both Black Adam and the Monster Society, can Shazam turn the tide and save himself[...]

DC Comics has decided that the issue of the Sandman Presents: Lucifer comic published in March before the shutdown, will be the series final ongoing issue Instead, the unpublished #19 to #24 by Dan Watters and Sebastian Fiumara will now be published as an original graphic novel, which will sit alongside the other Lucifer volumes[...]