Special Edition: New York City has been pretty crowded on its opening day to all accounts, with lines forming early, and especially a frenzy for lining up
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By Joe Glass This week has seen the release of the first DC comic headlined by a gay male lead, in the form of Midnighter by Steve Orlando, Aco and Romulo
"We wanted to hit the ground hard" - Dan Didio. I think he meant "running", but anyway. Dan DiDio talked about the DC YOU June relaunches happening in a
The character was part of the New 52 relaunch back in 2011, and appears to have a TV show and a revival as part of a new Milestone line of comics.
And out of bounds for DC Comics right now then?
Makes a change to have someone other than Marvel deleting characters… above was the knocked-back[...]
From today's Justice League #41... and the beginning of the Darkseid War. The story has been building since Justice League #1 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee.
All-Star was a DC Comics imprint intended to publish definitive non-continuity new reader friendly takes on DC Comics characters from some of the finest talents in the industry.
All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely led the pack.
Followed by the still incomplete All-Star Batman And Robin The Boy Wonder by Frank Miller and Jim[...]
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
In today's Action Comics, part of the DC You refreshment, we see an low powered Superman traveling the USA. And finding a rather intolerant place towards
All the DC Comics today have a double page half-size ad for Twix featuring a guy I've never heard of (and a Google search ensuring I never want to) with the comic book story on the same page.
It is a strange experience in a number of books, especially Lobo #7 with the clash between the[...]
Since the DC Comics relaunch – and frankly before that – DC Comics has been getting a reputation of darkening down its classic comic books Meanwhile their comics intended to be darker were inappropriately lightened up There has been a battle between the grim'n'gritty and the light'n'brighty crowd, but around five years ago, it seemed[...]
By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to
It's all flash, explosions, destruction and death, little heart or character, and no sense that creative want readers to invest anything beyond the money and the time spent reading… and the latter doesn't really matter.
As a one-time massive DC Comics fan, I was using Futures End, World's End, and Convergence as a (very expensive) barometer[...]
By Devon Sanders
The DC Universe was a very dear place to me.
Today, I finally figured out why I don't enjoy DC Comics like I used to:
It is simply a joyless, charmless place.
As a kid, I was a fan of superheroes I would buy whatever excited my eyes Artist John Byrne could simply draw Cyclops walking away[...]
We also don our fez and bowtie to go back in time and check out some statistics from the past.
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While Marvel had a special, women-centric promotion, March was a fairly normal month for DC; they won't mix it up until "Convergence" in April In March 2015, DC Comics released 80 new comic books with[...]
There were plenty of folk to look at, in that final page of the Justice League United short story this week. We already talked about Captain Carrot and