Not every comic book retailer could get to the DC Retailer Roadshows. So for those who couldn't, DC have put together this list of Frequently Asked
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UPDATE: Three more come via an e-mail donator... Fifty-two books. Fifty-two logos. DC revealed two on their blog today. And one from a week ago of course,
And there we go. The full line up for the new Justice League. Aquaman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, Flash and Cyborg we knew. But it
Randy Myers of Collectors Corner in Baltimore writes for Bleeding Cool; This Issue of Collectors Cornered will focus on the DC Comics Road Show in
So Dan DiDio is looking for around 80 comics every month from DC. Well we know the first 52. There are around ten or eleven monthly Vertigo titles and six
Joe Stone takes Bleeding Cool readers through the DC Relaunch in the only way he knows how. Through a pretty picture. Thanks Joe! So much clearer now!
There are some poor quality shots of images taken at the Calragy Expo this weekend, fuzzy images of DC relaunch artwork at the Daily Blam. But DC are
Photo by Mikey Be Two comic conventions this weekend, two chances to talk to DC creators about the Relaunch. At the Calgary Expo, the DC Nation Panel
A few other bits and pieces still dribbling out from the DC Retailer Roadshow that happened in the Warner Bros Burbank lot on Friday. The second is in
Last month, MTV Geek ran the exclusive look at the Mattel wave 19 of DC action figures, including the collect and complete figure of S.T.R.I.P.E. sporting
Over 10,000 people seem to have responded to the Comic Book Resources survey on the public appeal for the upcoming DC Relaunch, title by title. But
Eddie Berganza and Bob Harras both did interviews together for iFanboy, Newsarama, Comic Vine, CBR and The Beat, all released within minutes of each
Rob Liefeld has been sharing some of his production artwork for Hawk And Dove #1. He writes; Working with Sterling Gates, acclaimed Supergirl and Supeman
In the new issue of Birds Of Prey, we're told in the letters page that Marc Andreyko and Billy Tucci will be creating the next two issues. See? Yes,
Looks like DC Comics are rolling out more exclusive covers to friendly websites. And as usual, Bleeding Cool gets to collect them all. Here's one from
Last week Bleeding Cool first told you that Scott Lobdell was writing Teen Titans. And it turns out, he was. Along with Superboy and Red Hood And The
There we go. A scarily angled video shot ogf Grant Morrison's address to the Hero Complex Film Festival at the weekend.
In an intriguingly timed stunt, DC have handed the three mkssing covers to Red Lanterns #1, Green Lantern Corps #1 and Green Lantern: The New Lanterns #1
by Tim Hanley With the full solicitations for DC Comics’ relaunch now revealed, we have a special edition of Gendercrunching!! In terms of female
Jim Lee and Geoff Johns just took the stage to talk about the DC Comics relaunch as part of the LA Times' Hero Complex Film Festival. There were lots of
George Perez has just released an update regarding his involvement in Superman: The Man Of Tomorrow via his facebook page. Since I'm not going to be doing
The official blurb for Action Comics #1 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales gives us the impression that we're heaing for a Year One approach... This
Who are the Trench? What is the makeup of the JLI? Who is the Gotham Ripper and who is NoBody? Which books are 20 page $2.99 and which are 30 page $3.99?
DC Comics have just confirmed to the LA Times Hero Complex blog that Grant Morrison and Rags Morales as the creative team on September's relaunch of
And this is where the other shoe drops. DC Comics have quite radically restarted all their comic books from issue one, cancelled a stack of them, and
And the whirlwind of information keeps coming. As he promised last night, here's Jim Lee on the DCU blog discussing the new designs behind the new DC,
DC Comics has told Newsarama about a new Suicide Squad, and Comic Book Resources about a new Blue Beetle. So that's Suicide Squad #1 by Adam Glass and
UPDATE: The full Superman news has been confirmed and corrected right here. This is the George Pérez cover to Superman #1 that DC will be announcing
DC Comics appear to have run out of news organisations to give their new relaunch comics to. So they just decided to do it themselves this time. Expect
Another one of those "oh yeah"... posts. A while back I reported the existence of Superman Beyond #0, which DC are publishing in August, set in the Batman