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How long before DC is plagued by annual super-mega-crossover events, characters and teams being "disassembled," and characters speaking dialog like "…the hell?!" It may already be too late, but we have to try. Maybe if we ban both of these Bendis Superman books, we can nip things in the bud before they get out of hand. Which brings[...]

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Someone sent me the first 17 pages of Heroes in Crisis #1 — apparently even alluding to what happens in the pages that follow are far too spoilery I mean, I've heard gossip and rumours, but that's for another post Maybe two Maybe later today. So what have I learned from those first 17 pages without[...]

Heroes in Crisis will explore the trauma of superhero violence after everyone at a crisis center called Sanctuary dies, but the super-mega-crossover event comic by Tom King and Clay Mann may spawn a crisis of its own… a Crisis of Infinite Variant Covers! In a press release today, DC Comics unveiled new variants for Heroes in[...]

Flash Wally West is running around the world after his recent discoveries, and Barry and Iris are worried about him. Does it make for a good read?

Miracle and Marvel Comics' The Vision, and will be spearheading DC's recently announced major crossover event Heroes in Crisis King's bibliography also includes work on DC's Nightwing and Teen Titans; as well as his critically acclaimed original graphic novel series The Sheriff of Babylon for DC's Vertigo imprint The writer's debut novel A Once Crowded Sky[...]

At the Tom King panel at San Diego Comic-Con, DC Comics revealed the cover and release date for Heroes in Crisis #2 by Tom King and Clay Mann The cover shows Harley Quinn with Wonder Woman's Lasso of Truth wrapped around Batman's neck Bleeding Cool Ace Reporter Aaron Haaland was on the scene to take[...]

Discussing Heroes in Crisis, the upcoming super-mega-crossover event by Tom King and Clay Mann, DC confirmed that the series will be "like Identity Crisis in tone," as many have guessed from what's been revealed about the event so far. Identity Crisis was a dark, seven-issue series by Brad Meltzer, Rags Morales, and Michael Bair published in 2004[...]

Forget about DC Heroes in Crisis! Another Crisis is happening in September, part of Dave Sim's "every issue is a new number one" Cerberus series Revealed in the July Previews Catalog for books shipping September, Sim, Benjamin Hobbs, Sandeep Atwal, and Gustave Dore bring you Crisis of Infinite Cerebi, a one-part maxi-series Check out the cover by[...]

On Wednesday, we learned the name of DC's next big super-mega-crossover event: Heroes in Crisis, a story by Tom King and Clay Mann about the superheroes of the DC Universe dealing with the trauma of all the violence (often inflicted by the superheroes of the DC Universe) at a mental health center called Sanctuary The[...]

This September, the heroes of the DC Universe will go where they've never gone before… to counseling? Heroes in Crisis, a seven-issue super-mega-crossover event comic by Tom King and Clay Mann tells the story of Sanctuary, a mental health center established by Superman, Wonder Woman, and a man who beats up mentally ill people at[...]

More details have surfaced about Identity Crisis 2 Heroes in Crisis, the upcoming super-mega-crossover event from DC Comics by Tom King and Clay Mann A solicit for the event has been posted on Twitter by Big Bang Comics, including a Sanctuary Fact Sheet, explaining the concept of the mental health facility set up by Superman, Batman,[...]

DC Comics announced via press release that Tom King, Clay Mann, Tomeu Morey, and Clayton Cowles will team up to produce Heroes in Crisis, a comic about DC Superheroes dealing with the trauma of violence at a crisis center called Sanctuary, which is founded by Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman So where's the "crisis" part?[...]