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Three more series launching from DC Comics in June as part of their mini-relaunch, with 24 new titles, are Bat-Mite, Bizarro and Prez, described as all "offbeat, irreverently funny titles." Bat-Mite was a character created in the fifties, by Bill Finger and Sheldon Moldoff, as a foil for Batman, equivalent to Superman's mischievous Mr Mxyzptlk, but has[...]

By Garth Ennis and John McCrea, it took a sicker, lighter, weirder take to the DC Comics universe, but then telling the poignant story about the lead character's life and death that touched all who read it It is remembered fondly, and fuelled a fight to get the entire series collected for the bookshelf. Well, the[...]

DC's Gold Book offering for Free Comic Book Day will be Divergence, playing off the title of Convergence. Previewing the launch of the Darkseid War, hence

For some people the Constantine comic just isn't the same without it being called Hellblazer. Okay there are probably other things too. But this may mark

As we previously mentioned, internally DC Comics is referring to reinvented books, or new books with a fresh and esoteric quality to the rest of the DC Comics line as "Batgirling" after the successful relaunch of that title with Brenden Fletcher, Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr But it also applies to Brenden's other title, Gotham[...]

Announcing today from DC Comics at their retailer meets, and part of their June mini-relaunch, will be a new Starfire series by Harley Quinn creative team Amanda Conne, Jimmy Palmiotti and Emanuela Lupacchino A character the treatment of which has been much criticized by fans during the New 2 relaunch, now the New 52 is over as a[...]

But, as part of June's mini-relaunch, he will be both writing and drawing a new Justice League Of America series for DC Comics We recently saw Hitch write and draw his own series from Image Comics, Real Heroes, with it's final issue on the way. Hitch was responsible for the emergence of the "widescreen comics" style, which was[...]

But it is not a reboot. It's been a while since DC Comics actually published 52 monthly titles, every month But as part of the mini-relaunch in June that Bleeding Cool promised, and ahead of today's retailer meetings in Burbank, DC Comics is making it official and stating they are publishing 48 titles every month and[...]

The Multiversity Guidebook collated a bunch of different parallel universes - 52 in all - and described almost every one, including... Which was rather

DC Comics co-publisher Dan DiDio, looking through his time at DC Comics as it prepares to move coasts, posted a pitch from around years ago on Facebook. The pitch, titled To Infinite Crisis and Beyond, laid out the long term plan for the DC Universe and it covered the proposed direction and tone of the universe, the[...]

From the Superman Annual, "For The Man Who Has Everything" by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Bruce Wayne and Jason Todd's Robin having a chat. And from

Just like the broke Jimmy Olsen of the Pre-52. It's another move from Geoff Johns to move DC Comics characters back to the Pre-52 ways of doing things At least he doesn't have that bow tie any more. But the third point, and this is where it gets as spoilery as all hell, Superman does something that… well,[...]

This was a letter written by one eleven year old girl, Rowan, and posted on his blog with permission of Rowan and her parents by David Perry. Dear DC comics, My name is Rowan and I am 11 years old I love superheroes and have been reading comics and watching superhero cartoons and movies since I was very[...]

Jim Sokolowski, better known in the comics industry as "Ski", has left his position at Senior Vice President of Sales and Business Development at Archie Comics, which he took up in 2012. I understand that this comics veteran, who was previously Chief Operating Officer at Marvel Comics and Executive Director of Publishing Operations at DC Comics, has returned[...]

We all know Superman's standard powers. Super strength, speed, hearing, vision , flight and heat vision. Some have been defined further, he'll originally