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From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch. [...]

Looking like this… Did Jim Lee just get a European freelance gig? Bleeding Cool recently told you how Belgian comic book Suske & Wiske (or Bob & Bobette in French, and Spike & Suzy in English)) recently got a modern makeover, turning this… …into this… Well, Suske & Wiske's strongman pal Jerom had his own series in the olden days, where he sometimes[...]

In a podcast chat with James Viscardi's Let's Talk Comics, Rob Liefeld talked about a time when Marvel were planning to give Jim Lee control of Marvel Comics. Viscardi's ComicBook.com seems to have interpreted that as Jim Lee buying Marvel but that's not what Liefeld said Twelve minutes in, Rob says "They almost gave all of Marvel to Jim Lee… Marvel relocated to[...]

DC Comics is starting a new program called Essential Reads and their kicking it off with one of my all-time favorite stories, Batman: Hush by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee Hush was a 12-part mystery that ran through the Batman comic and not only introduced one of the best new villains into Batman's rogues gallery,[...]

Unfortunately, Unchained seemed to be a casualty of Snyder art artist/publisher Jim Lee's work schedules. As a result, there are a lot of ideas in the run that don't get fully explored throughout (I get the impression that there was going to be more Lex Luthor/Jimmy Olsen stuff, for example), which is pretty par for the[...]

Another day, another Marvel teaser for next Summer, probably something to do with Secret Wars and a nostalgic return to the nineties X-Men...

Do you remember when folks used to put out those videos of comic creators talking about their work back in the eighties and nineties? Well someone else does… Stephen Christy of Archaia has produced Comic Book Artists: The Next Generation, a documentary for AT&T UVerse featuring Stan Lee, Jim Lee, Francis Manapul, Ramon Perez, Kalman Andrasofsky, Marcus To and more. If[...]

Also in attendance were Dan Didio, Jim Lee and Batman himself. Update – Here is the report from Dimitrios Haritos: I was able to make it to the USPS and DC Entertainment official unveiling of the Limited-Edition Forever Batman Stamp Series Hosted by Ralph Garman and the panelists of Jim Cochrane Chief Information Officer and Executive Vice President[...]

Arno Bogaerts writes for Bleeding Cool On the evening before New York Comic Con 2014, comic book heavyweights Jim Lee and Scott Snyder appeared at a Q&A/signing session at the Apple Store In SoHo, New York to talk about the 75th anniversary of DC's Caped Crusader The free event to promote the release of Batman #35[...]

He won't say who the writer or artist are for the comic… but Jim Lee has designed a couple of labels for them so it could be just about anyone He posted the below on his facebook along with the sample page Anyone have a guess on the artist? All has been quiet on the Nocking Point[...]

Postal Service feature the Caped Crusader on this new set of stamps in celebration of his 75th anniversary," DC Entertainment co-publisher Jim Lee says "Batman has inspired and influenced fans around the world for generations and will continue to do so for the next 75 years and beyond." The new Forever stamps (currently $.49 each) depicts[...]

 Again, it's been left up to the reader to discover on their own which are which (by shelling out $3, or $4 if its the not-so-impressive lenticular covers), but Jim Lee and Dan Didio provided hints last week that Green Arrow, Superman, Grayson, and Booster Gold were perhaps the highlights of the month (with Didio shilling for[...]

Whilce Portacio stepped down at the beginning, Rob Liefeld was fired/quit and Jim Lee left as he was bought out by DC Comics Dave Sim was also offered a partnership if he ever decided to take it But Don Simpson? That was new  Don continued, But I got seed money to do my own thing for[...]

But this was backed by folks like Jim Lee, who saw his own style changing to take into account how tablets and hones zoomed in on panels and made double page spreads obsolete. Of course some artists like JH Williams and Francis Manapul made a point of using the double page spread as a matter of[...]

DC Comics has informed retailers that the following trade paperback collections have a few copies left in the warehouse but will be going out of print

General Mills worked with four artist to create new packaging: Jim Lee on Boo Berry, Dave Johnson on Franken Berry, and Terry and Rachel Dodson making over Count Chocula. "There are many lifelong fans of Monsters Cereal at DC Entertainment so we were excited when the Monsters team at General Mills reached out to us to[...]

Cunningham introduces Geoff Johns , Peter Girardi (Teen Titans, Teen Titans Go!), Bruce Timm, Kevin Conroy, Paul Dini, Ralph Garman (Batman '66 & The Green Hornet) and Jim Lee. "I am vengeance I am the night I am Batman." Conroy exclaims. Cunningam talks about Batman Day last Wednesday and promotes the DC booth Cunningham Cunningham: "Who is your[...]

And while we ran a batch today, this is what Dennis Barger saw yesterday… Barger writes, This is the second time since the roadshow this has happened, and since I'm still waiting on my dollar from Jim Lee 2 years ago when Detroit swept the Yankees, I'm wondering if Anyone at DC can't keep a promise with[...]

But 1991's record-shattering X-Men #1, which teamed Claremont with Jim Lee, was an auspicious beginning and that most coveted of all industry product-that-sells-itself phrases even today, the perfect jumping-on point for new readers! At least, sort of I had a multitude of questions about who all these characters just were, let alone the fact that[...]

Hush is a big, simple, fast paced summer blockbuster by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee that showcases a who's who of Batman's rogues and allies in a 12 issue whodunit full of red herrings and cliffhangers Loeb at his most successful focuses on big ideas and iconic characters and moments Lee at his best draws[...]

There's the Rob Liefeld Cable shoulder pads, Rob Liefeld Shatterstar face mask, Jim Lee Warblade claws and Gambit floppy hair over the top of masks, and Whilce Portacio Iron Man vents, in this week's episode of Ben 10, he comes up against the nineties excess of comic books, as he meets those responsible for his[...]

And no one left… well, it is Batman Day in July, the day before San Diego Comic Con, and Batman '66 hardcover will be the New York Times #2 bestseller in that category, so it's a pretty good time to be a Batfan. It may be worth noting that with the likes of  Jim Lee and[...]

It was a full hall shortly after the opening of Wondercon and just as DC's booth at the con is front and center, DC snagged one of the earliest opening panel times for the show as well in their "all access" approach. Panelists included DC's Co-publisher, and penciller on Superman Unchained, Jim Lee, and 3 editors,[...]

Superman Unchained #7 by Scott Snyder and Jim Lee was meant to come out in February but has now been delayed until the 30th April. Superman Unchained #8 was meant to have come out last week but was delayed until the 28th May. And the final issue, Superman Unchained #9, was meant to have come out on April 30th[...]

Jim Lee is a keen poker player He's rather good He beat me solidly and I've never forgotten it Going up against him is a heady experience for anyone. But it would be even harder when he's wearing this Joker face mask, as he did at the DC Retailer Meet this week. Honestly, that is him… Find out[...]

DC Comics co-publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee have followed up on Publisher Diane Nelson's announcement about a survey of DC comic book creators into… well, pretty much everything. They write, By now you've all likely seen and read Diane Nelson's email from earlier this week announcing DC Entertainment's first ever Talent Survey. Everyone has! This is an exciting[...]

Mike was one of the most entrepreneurial and driven people I've ever met and I loved seeing the way his company responded to his personal passions. Jim Lee and John Nee are two of the smartest people I've ever met Working for them at WildStorm gave me the chance to see how two people could work[...]

And more to come in subsequent months… The first is the MegaCon Retailer Roadshow at Orange County Convention Center on Thursday 20th, with Dan DiDio, Bob Wayne, Brandy Phillips and Stuart Schreck. Then the week after the Emerald City Comicon Retailer Roadshow will be held on Thursday 27th at Washington State Convention Center, with Jim Lee, Dan[...]

Now to kick off their business, they bought a 3.5 acre vineyard in Walla Walla, Washington (consisting of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon and 50% Syrah) and hit up an unknown artist friend of Stephen's named Jim Lee to create a logo… So far the company has produced five wines starting with a Vigilante red which is sold[...]

Looking for a way to get readers' attention, Marvel made the controversial decision to seemingly kill many of their most classic properties and outsource modern reinventions to Image founders (and former Marvel artists) Jim Lee and Rob Liefeld As part of this, Thor was renamed back to Journey Into Mystery after issue #502 and without[...]