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[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Detective Comics #962 by James Tynion IV, Alvaro Martinez, Raul Fernandez and Brad Anderson brings the current arc, Intelligence, to its conclusion in a satisfying and thoroughly entertaining way. Detective Comics #962 by Yasmine Putri It also sets up links to a great deal of things, which is what's great about what Tynion IV's writing on[...]

Tynion IV has enjoyed getting to introduce why he loved the characters involved in Detective Comics to a whole new slew of readers Venditti says to put out a double shipped book for a whole year has been exceptionally difficult to do, so praises all the creative teams doing it. The Benson's talk about Batgirl and[...]

Today's Detective Comics #960 by James Tynion, Alvaro Martinez, Raul Fernandez, Brad Anderson and Sal Cipriano has a question to ask And some presumptions to answer. Because, yes, everything in the DC Universe seems to involve metal in today's Dark Days: The Casting #1 also by James Tynion IV – and Scott Snyder, Jim Lee, Andy Kubert,[...]

The criminally short-lived Talon was a truly great book all its own, and he revived my interest in the Batman: Detective Comics series in Rebirth If you know my likely now-infamous opinion on Batman, then you know that takes a lot of effort. A big part of what has drawn me back to Detective Comics was[...]

Scott Snyder and Batman seem like inseparable concepts these days, with a lengthy run on Detective Comics, then Batman and now All Star Batman. Well, it seems this is coming to an end…at least, either for some time or the end of him telling 'proper' Batman stories In an interview with Newsarama, Snyder remarked of All[...]

 There are always some chart-busting sales during this period, and here's one example this year: A Detective Comics #33 CGC 8.0 has just sold from Metropolis Comics for a record $150,000  The comic book which has a November 1939 cover date and hit the newsstand at the end of September, shows Batman's origin for the[...]

Says next things David Finch is drawing Cyborg, and Flash, King says can't say what they're doing, but they're coming. Talking about Gotham and Gotham Girl, King says the idea came from he and Snyder at some con drinking Scotch from a bottle, and talking about what hasn't been done in Batman, and came up with[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool told that, against previous plans, Scott Snyder would no longer be writing Detective Comics I understand, coming out of C2E2, that while it's true that Snyder refused to write a bi-weekly Batman comic, this is also down to a decision not to overshadow the launch of the new Batman #1 written by[...]

Batman is one of the comics that will going bi-weekly at DC Comics, after the big relaunch, this summer. Look for its writer for the last five years, Scott Snyder to change his plans as a result, to leave the title that made him an A-List comic book superstar and start writing – the secondary Batman title at the[...]

and Steve Rolston, not David Hahn. Action Comics #48 was solicited with art by Aaron Kuder but he was joined by Rafa Sandoval Batman and Robin Eternal #14 was solicited with art by Fernando Pasarin and Matt Ryan but was actually by Fernando Blanco and Roger Robinson Detective Comics #48 was solicited with art by Marcio Takara but was actually by Fernando Pasarin[...]

A few more slips 'twixt solicitation and publication from DC Comics this week… Catwoman #47 changed its cover from Inaki Miranda… …to one by Josh Middleton. Batman / Superman #27 was solicited with art by Ardian Syaf and Jack Herbert but was actually by Cliff Richards and Jack Herbert. Batman and Robin Eternal #10 was solicited with art by Roge Antonio but was joined[...]

  Today's Detective Comics has a rather fetching cover, don't you think? The insides aren't bad either as a Joker giant robot goes on the rampage in Gotham, and up against the Robobatman piloted by Jim Gordon But who's underneath that metal smile? There's a familiar face Okay, it's still not her face, but at least it has[...]

Marvel #17 11:06 Future Imperfect #4 11:34 Red Skull #2 12:21 Infinity Gauntlet #3 12:45 Siege #2 13:21 Spider-Island #2 13:42 Ultimate End #4 14:47 Detective Comics #43 15:02 Broken World #3 15:27 The Wicked and The Divine #13 15:59 Nailbiter #15 16:19 We Stand On Guard #2 Contact Links: Site – http://www.excaliburccg.com/ Digital Store – http://www.excaliburccg.com/digital-s… Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/pages/Excali… Twitter – https://twitter.com/ExcaliburCCG MP3 of this video – http://www.excaliburccg.com/videomp3-… [...]

Superman: Dawn Of Justice, to be portrayed by Tao Okamoto. Appearing in the Superman Adventures cartoon, her first DCU comic book appearance was in Detective Comics #735. Speculators don't appear to have caught onto this one yet though So fill free and fill your boots! The character of Mercy Graves has been confirmed as appearing in Batman Vs[...]

Travis Langley, the author of Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight. Langley started things out by talking about the incredible influence of Joker, Catwoman, and Robin. "These characters changed not only Batman comics but comics in general," Langley said. First up, panelists discussed the impact of Robin, who first appeared in Detective Comics #38 in 1940. "Robin[...]

We have also enjoyed his work on Detective Comics, and wrote about it earlier today. But it will be a short lived stay He writes on Twitter. Today is also the beginning of something new I handed in the covers for one of my new projects (Should be in the next Previews) — Francis Manapul (@FrancisManapul) July 1,[...]

In today's Detective Comics #2, we get a meeting of minds with our two favourite detective Harvey Bullock and Renee Montoya, courtesy of Manapul and Buccellato Such polar opposites, you know they are dying for a buddy cop spinoff on Gotham. In the will-they-won't-they stakes however, we have a permanent won't they So there won't be[...]

#1 Convergence: World's Finest Convergence: Detective Comics #1 The Multiversity #2 Fantastic Four #645 (Marvel, $5.99) By Jeb D. We didn't know it at the time, of course, but Fantastic Four #100 was the twilight of the Stan Lee-Jack Kirby partnership; they would do just two more issues together before Kirby left for DC And from the cover, it looked like[...]

He's also an amazing artist who has worked on so many books from Detective Comics to Evil Ernie to Alice In Wonderland But now his art and his career are in jeopardy Diabetes almost took his life last year and now its on the verge of taking his eye sight His wife has written the[...]

But, in debt to IN, to fun a third title, Wheeler-Nicholson created a third company with Liebowitz, Detective Comics Later, IN would bankrupt Wheeler-Nicholson, buy up National Allied and buy the Detective Comics assets, leaving Liebowitz as the sole owner of that company, publishing new comics in partnership with Donenfeld It was Liebowitz who made[...]

It looks like it's a busy week for Spider-Man and we get to see even more of the Spider-Verse storyline continue! Tons of brand-new series start this week, as Marvel has four brand-new titles as well as a few other ones that we are particularly interested in. We get to see Wolverines hit the shelves, before it[...]

An 8.5 CGC copy of Detective Comics #441 from 1974 recently sold for almost $200 But you can still pick up a copy for less than five bucks if you look. It features the first appearance of Lt Harvey Bullock of the Gotham Police Department, created by Archie Goodwin and Howard Chaykin, aven though he is on[...]

Also, while we're at it, here's how they covered yesterday's Mid Terms. If you had a problem with Lipstick Lobo, Fauxbo, whatever you chose to call him, how will you cope with Prince Charming Lobo? Another cute nickname? While Francis Manapul may have departed Detective Comics, John Paul Leon can still bring innovative page layouts out[...]

Back in August, Francis Manapul concluded his run with Brian Buccellato on Detective Comics with issue #34 Over on his blog/tumbler, Manapul posted some of his thumbnails to rough sketches to finished pencils process and it's fascinating to see how the artist works.   Back in August, Francis Manapul concluded[...]

The Shadow #1 (of 3) DC Comics: Batman Eternal #22 Image Comics: Nailbiter #5 DC Comics: New 52 Futures End #18 DC Comics: Swamp Thing: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Action Comics: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Aquaman: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Detective Comics: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Batwing: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Green Lantern: Futures End #1 DC Comics: Green Arrow:[...]

And not one willing to use his superbreath to bring rain, or whatnot. Aquaman went to war with Earth 2 in Aquaman: Futures End, though at odds with his isolationist Atlantenas, things didn't go well… Batman has also been in the wars, from Detective Comics: Futures End #1,   Is he man or is he cyborg now? As to[...]

The Shadow! Don't forget our favorites! Nailbiter has raised the game, Southern Bastards finishes its first storyline, and the new creative team gets on board Moon Knight and things won't be the same! Don't forget to answer the Question of the Week! Graphic novels are a hot topic and we want to know what you think! Tell[...]

We start with the one from Detective Comics #27 and end with the upcoming look from Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice. Our friends over at HalloweenCostumes.com have done up another cool infographic, this one in honor of the 75th Anniversary of Batman Here is a breakdown of each Bat-Symbol that has graced the Caped[...]

Seems a long way from those days when they couldn't have recognisable brands for anything… like DC's "chirper". Black Dynamite knows it when he hears it. And Francis Manapul does cool things with comics in Detective Comics, showing off the the way Batmans technology lets him see the world, through analysis, magnification and basically cool stuff. In Amazing X-Men,[...]

[audio:http://www.orbitalcomics.com/images/blog/The-Orbiting-Pod-Episode-155.mp3] Bleeding Cool welcomes back The Orbiting Pod, the podcast of Orbital Comics in London. They say: Welcome to Episode 155 of The Orbiting Pod! This week, we get pulled under by Detective Comics #32, go on a field trip with Infinity Man & The Forever People #1, stick em up for That's Because You're a Robot, put our[...]