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Tomorrow's Multivsity: Ultra Comics is the culmination of something that Grant Morrison has been doing since Animal Man (after being influenced by Bryan
Tomorrow sees the release of New 52: Futures End #47. And US retailers, who seem to have got copies yesterday, are getting rather excited. Because,
By Randy Young and Chris Hunter Bleeding Cool welcomes the return of Talking Comics, from Excalibur Comics, Cards, and Games in Shreveport, Louisiana, to
Maxima was a Superman character created by Roger Stern and George Pérez. Originally she was created as a warrior alien princess insistent on finding a
Sideshow Collectibles has released images for the newest creation, a sixth-scale Green Lantern figure... and boy is he shiny. The figure is of Hal Jordan
Tweeted by DC Comics earlier today…
So, Wonder Woman, I suppose you have that option…
Which follows a long line of stuff like this.. by DC, you don't have to rub it in like that!
Tweeted by DC Comics earlier today…
So, Wonder Woman, I suppose you have that option…
Which follows a long line of stuff like this..[...]
So DC Comics has cancelled the Batgirl #41 Joker variant, ostensibly at the request of artist Rafael Albuquerque, but also from the entire Batbook editorial and creative teams once they saw the art last week But they haven't been able to delete it from our mindspace.
The only place you'll be able to buy the cover, officially,[...]
From DC Comics, written by Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher, with art and colors by Bengal, Batgirl: Endgame #1 is perfect I don't use that word very often, but the simplicity of the way this comic is done hits home for me The story is entitled, "The Battle for the Burnside Bridge," and it is[...]
Welcome! Based on Jeff King's revelations a couple of weekends ago that he was completely unprepared to write a comic book, after being given the gig to write the Convergence mini-series for DC Comics, I thought I'd provide a guide for the next Jeff King on what to do – and not to do[...]
Not that it wasn't creepy, it still was.
But apparently not creepy enough.
I am told that Albuquerque received notes from DC Comics, redrew the cover, and it was accepted. Again, none of this came from Batman editorial or creatives, it was a promotional/marketing decision and commission. And one that has now had a few safeguards added.
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Albuquerque has also[...]
And as a result the above double splash page gives us some idea of the future of DC Comics to come.
Including Alysia Yeoh, Barbara Gordon's transgender flatmate from the Gail Simone run, becoming a vigilante And this future has not been diverted.
But at the end of Captain America, SHIELD was disbanded, the information it, and[...]
So, as we know, Superman used his new Superflare power in the last issue of his Geoff Johns/John Romita comic. Sorting out Ulysses, but draining his
The topic was teased but ultimately done away with.
There have been similar concerns regarding the current plot of Batwoman. Mary Sue reported under the headline "Why is Rape in Batwoman More Interesting Than Marriage to DC Comics?"
Yes, vampires are often used as a metaphor for rape This is not a metaphor and it's not seduction[...]
The story about DC Comics pulling the Batgirl #41 Joker variant at the request of its artist Rafael Albuquerque has been reported by The Guardian, Paste Magazine, Inquistr, Mary Sue, HitFix, and Daily Caller giving us the least accurate headline "Social Justice Puritans Convince Artist To Pull Batgirl Comic Book Cover" There is no sign[...]