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DC Comics' March  2020 solicitations will go up later today But first, as is traditional, we get a chance to Frankenstein those that have already been let out there in one form or another… ARKHAMANIACS ArkhaManiacs is Art Baltazar and Franco providing their unique, cartoony take on a certain apartment building (Arkham) in Gotham City and the[...]

The DC Comics film gave us some really good looks at the rest of the Birds of Prey besides Harley Quinn This includes Huntress, Black Canary, Renee Montoya, and Cassandra Cain I gotta be honest with you, before the other day, it was hard from the first trailer to even really know who some of[...]

This is a must-have statue for any Superman or Jim Lee fan. The DC Comics Superman: For Tomorrow statue by Oniri Creations is priced at $540 This is a limited-edition statue and only 999 are going up and you can find their pre-order located here He is set to fly onto you shelves Jan 2021 –[...]

So far, we've liked what we've seen from DC Universe's adult-oriented animated series Harley Quinn. The streaming service had teased fans with details

It's the final episodes of the final season of Arrow. As we face the antepenultimate episode when "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four" airs on January

In January, DC Comics is publishing Wonder Woman #750 for ten bucks after realising that Wonder Woman #84 would be #750 is you added all the different volumes up, But in February, it solicited Wonder Woman #85 and #86 They've now changed their mind and will be publishing the comics as Wonder Woman #751 and[...]

So remember back in October when Lucifer star Tom Ellis "clarified" to ET's Katie Krause that he was in Vancouver "to visit my friend for his birthday"

After three nights of Crisis, I have never felt so happy with three hours of television, so upset at how it ended, so angry I have to wait an entire month

Now that HBO's wonderfully authorized pseudo-sequel to and Dave Gibbons' celebrated comic book series Watchmen has been unveiled to the world - the world

In the following preview for the final chapters of "Crisis on Infinite Earths", our heros make their last stand as all of existence hangs in the balance.

But she has to pick one.., The contrast between these events and the 'No More Hate' anti-Trump posters are clear for Miller and Grampa. But where is all this chaos coming from? Seems that the people have an out, as back in Trump Campaign headquarters, Steve Bannon and Kelly Anne Conway – I'm sorry, I mean Darkseid[...]

And that is why, right now, in a stately Gotham City mansion, the Batman is being beaten to death.In Shops: Dec 11, 2019 SRP: $3.99 The Batman's Grave #3 by Warren Ellis, Bryan Hitch, Kevin Nowlan and Alex Sinclair is published by DC Comics today in all good comic shops I bought mine from Piranha Comics in[...]

In the ever-building tide of streaming services - where it feels like each of us will have our own by 2025 - the DC Universe slate of live-action

Portrayed mostly as a prank-causing, fun-seeking foil (except for Alan Moore's disturbing take, to no one's surprise), Mxyzptlk always had the potential to be a serious problem for Kryptonians considering their weakness to magic. Netflix/DC Comics The Road to "Crisis on Infinite Earths" https://youtu.be/pSLAd-G42w8Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Crisis On Infinite Earths Trailer (https://youtu.be/pSLAd-G42w8) After offering[...]

In recent issues of The Batman's Grave by Warren Ellis, Bryan Hitch, Kevin Nowlan and Alex Sinclair,  we have seen a more bolshy than usual Afred

We've officially reached December, folks - which means The CW's "Arrowverse" shows are in full swing at this point. Arrow is shuffling off the network's

Supergirl #37 is in stores from DC Comics tomorrow, featuring a new creative team, Jody Houser and Rachel Stott, and practically a brand new Supergirl, as Kara has become one of the Infected, a group of heroes twisted into evil versions of themselves by The Batman Who Laughs, a twisted version of Batman who is,[...]

We've officially reached December, folks - which means The CW's "Arrowverse" shows are in full swing at this point. Arrow is shuffling off the network's

And judging it as just what elections are. Leaving Carrie Kelly, the current Batwoman, to deal with the violence, And get her batarangs stuck in… Published tomorrow from DC Comics, here's the full preview, that begins with a very spooky Golden Child, DARK KNIGHT RETURNS THE GOLDEN CHILD #1 (W) Frank Miller (A/CA) Rafael[...]

Bleeding Cool was the first to break the news that a) DC Comics were to replace Bruce Wayne as Batman with another DC Comics character and that it was intended he be a black man b) that they pumped for Luke Fox, son of Lucius Fox, currently filling the role of Batwing and c) this[...]

But what else could this mean for Superman, and the rest of the DC Universe? Of late, DC Comics has been running the Year of the Villain  crossover which has seen Lex Luther and Legion of Doom  hold a big cosmic vote courtesy of the original maker of the multiverse, perpetual, as to whether people[...]

We've officially reached December, folks - which means The CW's "Arrowverse" shows are in full swing at this point. Arrow is shuffling off the network's

One group clearly not watching "Watchmen" is the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, so Damon Lindelof posted a fun response to their Golden Globes snub.

As red skies roll in, the time is finally here: Can Jefferson Pierce (Cress Williams) and Team Black Lightning save the multiverse in "Crisis"?

We've officially reached December, folks - which means The CW's "Arrowverse" shows are in full swing at this point. Arrow is shuffling off the network's

After a year of teasing, clues, and buildup, the "Crisis" is here. Our first episode takes place in Supergirl's continuity, technically the 9th episode in

Now that HBO's wonderfully authorized pseudo-sequel to and Dave Gibbons' celebrated comic book series Watchmen has been unveiled to the world - the world

We've officially reached December, folks - which means The CW's "Arrowverse" shows are in full swing at this point. Arrow is shuffling off the network's

Is The Tick joining Legends? Our first Smallville crossover in "Crisis"! And Star Trek? It's time to run down all the people you might have missed in the

Milestone 2.0 was announced back in 2015, a revival of the original multi-racial focused Milestone Media superhero comics line published by DC Comics in the nineties, from Reggie Hudlin, and original Milestone co-founders Denys Cowan, and Derek Dingle (but not Michael Davis) The lawsuit stated that despite the revival's genesis taking place at his wake, the new group[...]