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DC gave that one to Out Magazine Or course they did.In the original Watchmen series, the covers formed the very first panel of the comic, the narrative continuing directly afterwards I wonder if that will be the same this time? And here's the relatively sedate Nite Owl #2 cover from Kubert & Son to match… [...]

   Bleeding Cool has been running the story that DC Comics will be renumbering their comics to issue zero in September, to tell earlier stories of their characters to celebrate the first year of the New DCU, before returning to issue thirteens in October, but carrying on threads of that zero issue And for some[...]

Two comics, two companies, two franchises, two company crossovers, both solicited at the same time, both on sale in the same week. It's an odd world isn't

Roger Langridge hasn't done a lot for DC Comics Gross Point, a little Big Books, some Bizarro World springs to mind, but not a lot more. He's done far more for Marvel Comics, especially of late, from Doctor Who to The Mighty Thor to John Carter, and Marvel are currently putting out his Muppets comics. But that[...]

From Teen Titans #1 cover...     And from a man watching Obama talk about gay marriage. In Swipe File we present two or more images that

Eight year old Luke Purcell, of Layton, Utah, likes to cycle round his block dressed as Batman. Last week, he was playing with a friend at their house,

When Bleeding Cool broke the story of the new DC logo, we were able to ask comic book logo designer Rian Hughes what he thought, and he was rather complimentary. He's less complimentary now He writes; As I've mentioned, a good logo should first and foremost work "bare", preferably without any 3D rendering and Photoshop fanciness[...]

Something has been tickling my head of late, reading the run up to the Court Of Owls. A theory, nothing more, not backed up by any actual evidence, that

Jim Lee and Scott Williams are drawing a 1:200 variant cover for all the first issues of Before Watchmen. Here is their black and white work for the cover

We knew that Lobo would return to the DC Universe in Deathstroke #9, the first of three monthly titles plotted by Rob Liefeld (and also drawn by him) But there was someone I wasn't expecting to see Jim Lee's Zealot from the Wildstorm series WildCATS. And yes, yes, yes, her hips are wider than her shoulders,[...]

Dr Manolis Vamvounis runs through last week's comics for Bleeding Cool. It's MULTIVERSE WEEK at DC, with not one, not two, but THREE stories set in alternate realities! EARTH 2 #1 begins "Five Years Ago", much like Justice League #1 back in September, and just like that series, it features the united might of that Earth's Big[...]

From the Free Comic Book Day DC Comic, The New 52, the Black Room… but what's in it? Here's ten to start you off Clicky for biggy. 1 The Spear Of Destiny 2 Eclipso's Black Diamond 3 A Demon Knights dragon 4 The Ark Of The Covenant 5 The Green Bell of Uthool 6 Etrigan's armour 7 The Haunted Tank 8 The Viking[...]

Bleeding Cool has been following the comparison between Marvel and DC on the manufacture of their hardcovers, and managed to wring a promise out of Dan DiDio that DC's process would be improved in the near future And with New Teen Titans Omnibus Vol 2, it seemed that this was indeed happening. And with the Jack[...]

So we've all read the DC New 52 issue now right? Right? After all, Free Comic Book Day was yesterday, so you know It's time to start asking exactly who the new wizards of the DC Universe , the creators of Shazam, and the damners of the Trinity Of Evil, are? Um… well See, this is[...]

Whilst this is a good thing, it seems off for a DC comic book, even if it does say TEEN PLUS on the front. Milligan's work on damaged goods is sound, though, and we know this His Hellblazer work is very solid, perhaps without the analysis of the early stuff there, but whose runs ever did?[...]