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So... we have confirmation that Justice League (two prints worth), Action Comics, Justice League International, Hawk And Dove, Batman And Robin and
Both mysterious figures, the identity On the left the recent Doctor Who Annual with different tales of the Doctor drawn by different artists, each of whom
If you have a large marketing budget, you can buy certain search keywords on Twitter. So that the first result is a "Promoted Tweet". If you search for
With reports of sell outs across the country, and despite print runs of up to five times the usual amount for some comics, people are paying premium
He has now read Batgirl #1.
With Batgirl #1 now on shelves and DC's decision to undo Barbara Gordon's paralysis finally executed, the curtain has been pulled back on enough aspects of the Oracle debate to make more educated assumptions about the company's direction with the character and her place in the larger context of DC's[...]
This week, DC Comics published a new first issue of Action Comics, the series that introduced Superman to the world back in the nineteen thirties.
In doing so, writer Grant Morrison, who had already written the insanely successful All Star Superman comic, took the character back to his original roots Reinvented as a social crusader, targeting[...]
Oh, we see what's happening here. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are competing to get mentioned on blogs such as this for some passing reference to geek
Tim Hanley writes for Bleeding Cool;
I'll be doing the women in comics stats for DC and Marvel like always this month, but since the DC relaunch is sort of a big deal, we're going to have special reports on the New 52 as they're released… hopefully very soon after they're released, if[...]
So Bleeding Cool has been noting and looking out for appearances of The Strange Woman who first appeared in Flashpoint #5, through the new DC relaunch titles But does her influence go further back? Weve been looking through the our back issues…
Superman #75 was a big moment for DC and one of their biggest icons[...]
Thanks to CNet's article on the future of DC and digital comics, here are four pages from Mister Terrific #1, by Eric Wallace and Gianluca Gugliotta, with a cover by JG Jones Here are pages 1, 12, 13 and 14.
Thanks to CNet's article on the future of DC and digital comics,[...]
Kate Kotler writes for Bleeding Cool;
Joan Hilty worked for DC Comics as an editor for 15 years "I worked in every corner of DC's editorial universe I'm steeped in it," says Hilty of her time at one of the "big two" comic publishers "I started out as an editor in the trading cards department, I[...]
Today, Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette's Swamp Thing #1 is in stores.
It's not the only Swamp Thing relaunch out there.
And I don't mean the China Mieville Swamp Thing relaunch for Vertigo which would, as I was told disdainfully by a DC person, have had a Swamp Thing combined with machine guns Which sounds awesome.
No, I'm[...]
Because it is a big, big spoiler, and you'll get so much more from reading it in context.
But if you are still, honestly not going to pick it up, and you are a Batman fan, this cliffhanger may be the thing that tips you over the edge into buying it.
I will run a few images[...]
Batgirl #1 is currently in an eBay auction for $16 with 6 hours to go. I can't help but think that the imminent arrival of thousand of copies bought by