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Superman: Villains #1 hits stores from DC Comics this week, as comic books continue to slowly transform into the comic book media that covers them. It's like all those articles ComicBook.com posts whenever a celebrity dies "WWE Superstars react to Stan Lee's Death!" "Carrie Fisher's Dog reacts to Carrie Fisher's Death!" "What would Stan Lee have[...]

Last week's episode saw the "Team Black Lightning" finally putting their cards on the table and coming clean - which is a damn good thing considering how

Harley Quinn #71 is in stores from DC Comics this week, by Sam Humphries and Sami Basri We've got a preview below. That preview opens with Harley mid-interrogation, and she has to be both the good cop and the bad cop. She's determined to find out who killed her friend Alicia. And the authorities are no help, as[...]

Justice League Odyssey #19 is in stores from DC Comics this week, as the titular team prepares for showdown with Darkseid's New New Gods. And these New New Gods are far more dangerous than the Old New Gods because the New New Gods have a Starfire. Luckily, the Justice League have a secret weapon of their own:[...]

Ava DuVernay wasn't kidding when she announced last week that her upcoming series adaptation of DC Comics comic book DMZ had officially started production – and the award-winning writer-director-producer isn't wasting any time going all-in on filming Directing the pilot for HBO Max from a Roberto Patino (Westworld) screenplay and with Matthew Lloyd (Daredevil) serving[...]

As The CW's Supergirl passes the century mark, we get one of the best "walk down memory lane" episodes in a long time. This time, bringing back Mxyzptlk

There's been a lot of noise of late that, apparently, Warners/AT&T is going to close the comics publishing side of DC Comics if the planned 5G publishing plan is not a success I heard it around a month to ago, but it didn't strike me as anything special, or notable Because I heard the same[...]

But this week, Marvel, Valiant, Vault and DC are stepping in too Dynamite especially use tiered covers, as well as black-and-white, virgin and tinted versions of covers, to encourage retailers to order a few more copies to qualify for these rarer, harder-to-find varieties And we always like to take a look Any numbers indicate the[...]

The CW's The Flash could be a little nicer to Grant Gustin's Barry -all things considered. As much as some want to attack him for not being able to see

We told you during the show's previous preview that The CW's DC's Legends of Tomorrow features the best name for something ever on a television show: The Prognosticator. The damn thing can help them track Encores in a more timely manner, people! What's there not to be impressed with?!? Now we know why Sara (Caity Lotz) feels good[...]

We can't guarantee 100% accuracy, of course. In this issue of Improbable Previews, we take a look at upcoming events of Nightwing #70 as Dick Grayson learns the news of Dan Didio's departure from DC Comics How does he react? Read on!   Nightwing #70, by Dan Jurgens and Ryan Benjamin, hits stores in March. NIGHTWING #70 JAN200568 (W) Dan Jurgens[...]

After last week's Batwoman set Kate (Ruby Rose) and Beth (Rachel Skarsten) once again at odds and yet strangely more connected than ever, how do you up

Bleeding Cool has published several articles collecting comics industry reactions to the shocking news broken by Bleeding Cool last week that Dan Didio is no longer at DC Comics, with word from sources indicating Didio was fired for "fostering a poor work environment," leaving Jim Lee in charge as the sole publisher for now. But in[...]

You would think the writers behind The CW's The Flash have something personal against Grant Gustin and they're taking it out on him through Barry -

This week's episode of The CW's DC's Legends of Tomorrow features probably one of the best names for something ever: The Prognosticator Seriously, doesn't it sound like someone The Minutemen would be fighting in Damon Lindelof's Watchmen world? Anyway… "Mortal Khanbat" finds Sara (Caity Lotz) still off-ship – leaving Ava (Jes Macallan) and the crew to[...]

As we head into this week's episode of The CW's Black Lightning, we're hoping Markovia now understands that Jefferson (Cress Williams) wasn't joking:

Justice League Dark #20 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by James Tynion IV, Ram V., and Kyle Hotz. And this preview continues a theme we've already seen this week, in the pages of Dial H for Hero. In that preview, we learned that the characters were "stuck in a K-Hole," a phrase used to[...]

Dial H for Hero concludes at DC Comics next week, and this preview of Dial H for Hero #12 takes a very unexpected turn. As Miguel pens an apology letter to Superman… …while seemingly floating in blackness with Summer, completely disassociated from reality. It seems these two kids have been engaging in the illicit use of Special K,[...]

This week's episode of The CW's Batwoman finds Kate aka Batwoman (Ruby Rose) dealing with the fallout from having chosen Beth over Alice (Rachel Skarsten)

Wonder Woman #752 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by Steve Orlando and Max Raynor, and we've got a preview below. Wonder Woman recently relocated to Boston (they have good lobster there, plus Dunkin Donuts), which concerned local authorities due to the fact that disaster seems to follow superheroes around But they didn't really[...]

Batman/Superman #7 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by Joshua Williamson and Nick Derington, and we've got a preview below. This comic has finally put that Batman who Laughs nonsense behind it and can move on to a story that doesn't star the stupidest character ever created for comics And this new story begins[...]

Action Comics #1020 is in stores from DC Comics next week, by "The Great One" Brian Bendis and John Romita Jr We've got a preview below. And in that preview we find, not Superman, but the teenage heroes of Young Justice, waiting outside the Hall of Justice, for Superman. Who loves nothing more than to make a[...]

Next week, Detective Comics #1020 hits stores from DC Comics, by Peter Tomasi and Brad Walker It's a Two-Face-centric issue, it seems, and we've gota preview below. One in which we find Harvey Dent delivering a monologue… while Two-Face delivers an inner monologue. But neither personality is here just to wax poetic. Two-Face has an offer for some[...]

Leviathan Dawn #1 is in stores from DC Comics next week, a victory lap by "The Great One" Brian Bendis and Alex Maleev following the Event Leviathan event.   But what was the purpose of this event? To set up a new status quo in the DC Universe, tying together all the loose ends of DC's various[...]

Suicide Squad #3 is in stores from DC Comics next week as this team of government pawns tries to salvage a regime change mission that's already gone horribly wrong. And no, the Suicide Squad is not working for the DNC, trying to rig the primary against Bernie Sanders with the help of the mainstream media for[...]

After ten long, grueling years of reboots, rebirths, and more reboots, Dan Didio is out at DC Though, if you were reading Twitter, you might have thought he died or something, based on all the nice and reverent things people are suddenly saying about him and the sort of "don't speak ill of the dead"[...]

Suicide Squad director James Gunn took to Twitter this week to declare that filming with several of Suicide Squad's stars had wrapped, along with the

One of the things this week's episode of The CW's Batwoman already has going for it is the time-honored storyline tradition of having two enemies put

So what do you do if you're The CW's Supergirl and you want to "gift" Kara (Melissa Benoist) an It's a Wonderful Life-like 100th episode - but you're nine

DC Comics were scheduled to appear in strength at ComicsPRO being held at Portland, Oregon right now However, I am told by connected individuals that DC cancelled most of their ComicsPRO appearances No one showed up on the first day, and DC Comics missed their hour-long presentation shot ComicsPRO gave DC the chance to make[...]