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When Bleeding Cool first talked about the recent revival of the Watchmen prequel mini-series, we mentioned that the project was being referred to internally at DC Comics amongst select individuals as "Panic Room". One Little Bleeder pointed out a page from Justice League #3 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, the chief creative officer and co-publisher[...]

Is this what you'll be wearing on your chest come Free Comic Book Day in May 2012? Will you suffer the catcalls from people asking where Superman's underwear is? Or aking what use Aquaman is on land? Or asking who that guy at the back is with a penchant for metallic shoulderpads?? But for Bleeding Cool,[...]

Gene Ha will be drawing Justice League #7 for March, according to the DC Source blog, filling in for Jim Lee, who will return for issue 9 The identoity of the artist for issue 8 has not been revealed. While there is no greater admirer of Gene Ha than I, there is a little part of[...]

It was a fairly manic Monday here on BC, with all the corners of the comic and film world heard represented — from the DCU to Doctor Who and everything in between. But getting back to Jim Lee's Darkseid (or as Rich might justifiably say, "Jim Lee's Darkseid Jim Lee's Darkseid Jim Lee's Darkseid.)[...]

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But it was other properties that got highlighted last night, with John Byrne's Next Men being picked up as the first appearance of Hellboy, and Leonard showing off his Jim Lee sketch of himself as Lion-O from Thundercats. Last night's Big Bang Theory took place in the local comic store, still full of first[...]

At the DC Meet The Publishers panel at New York Comic Con, Jim Lee and Dan DiDio were asked a question asking if they had any plans to recruit and develop new writers, as well as inviting familiar names back to the company. Jim and Dan took the opportunity to announce DC Workshop, an internal program[...]

This is the normal Free Comic Book Day in the first half of 2012, not the new Hallowe'en Free Comic Book Day for one year's time. But Justice League bestselling artist Jim Lee will be designing the official shirt. I would be surprised to see a little Justice League in the DC Free Comic Book Day publications. I[...]

He's just read the new Justice League and wants to share with us his thoughts… Justice League #1 is the joining of one of the comic industry's most talented writers, Geoff Johns, with superstar artist, and personal favorite of mine, Jim Lee.  Geoff has been working at DC since the release of his[...]

Justice League #1 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee has been selling out (and more importantly, the first print has sold through in many stores) as fast as DC can print more of 'em, it seems Several of next week's books have already sold out from DC, and we're hearing from lots of[...]

As the second print disappears, I understand that DC Comics will use the Jim Lee cover for the San Diego Comic Con brochure as the cover for the third print. Below is a not-very-good artist's impression of how it might look. As the second print disappears, I understand that DC Comics will use the Jim Lee[...]

Right now copies of Justice League #1 first print, still available at many shops for the cover price of $3.99, is selling, selling for $8 plus shipping.

Looks like he's keeping the red flag flying around his shoulders. Although with that Jim Lee variant cover, I can't help but be reminded of this version of the final page from Justice League #1 from Paul C. Here's a preview of the now-sold-out Action Comics #1 available next[...]

Whenever I want to try to capture that certain something that comics has, I often think about what it might have been like to have been there when one of

By now both Flashpoint #5 and Justice League #1 have been pored over by hundreds of thousands of eyes. But did we all miss something? Take this scene from

Something for everyone. Jim Lee does bring his A-game here, it is a bold, brash world full of intricacies and details, and he's fleshing it out just as much as he is the new look DC characters With Alex Sinclair he also creates a very appealing Green Lantern ring creation style with a lot more variation[...]

Justice League #1 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, with midnight parties across the country and acres of publicity. But two hours before the midnight launch on the East Coast, copies could be downloaded across the internet, held by file transfer services Wupload and Filesonic, and then torrented through sites such as Demonoid One file is[...]

It'll take a very special kind of nerd to appreciate why this is so fascinating... but I watch the ebb and flow of what's hot and what's not in comics

No Justice League #1s in Britain yet. But they've just started selling them on the East Coast of America. And Dr. Manolis Vamvounis has one in his hands,

But that's not out this week. Which is why Scott Snyder is currently lined up outside Midtown Comics to get his Justice League #1 and Flashpoint #5 signed by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee along with with everyone else. Which means he is also entitled to free pizza, hand delivered by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee,[...]

With the hours counting down to the midnight release of Jim Lee and Geoff Johns' Justice League #1, it's no surprise that DC sweeps BC's top stories today   To me, the interesting backstory today is the backorder status of the book How many extras did they run? Will there be a fast 2nd print?[...]

There may have been over 200,000 preorders from retailers. And DC Comics will no doubt have included a generous over print. But according to retailers

It was recently reported that Justice League #1 by Jim Lee and Geoff Johns has sold over 200,000 advance orders for August, along with six or seven other DC titles selling over 100,000 each in September And this is being reported as astounding when compared to other news that big time[...]

 Will any BCers out there be listening in? I hope they take call-in questions! Leading up to the release of JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 next week, DC Entertainment Co-Publisher and artist Jim Lee and Chief Creative Officer and writer Geoff Johns will appear on several morning radio shows on Friday, Aug 26 and a few more on[...]

This is not a Batman sketch by Jim Lee on eBay I mean it should be obvious but already it's getting bids close to $200 with eleven hours to go. But how can we be so sure? Well Jim Lee says so He tweeted; Hey whoever is bidding on this "Jim Lee" Batman sketch…it's a fake  #forgeryforsureplsRT Described[...]

I kind of wish Jim Lee had gone forward with this Action Comics design, because it's a reinterpretation of one of the most classic Superman motiffs, which first appeared on a Superman cover on the original (and it's weird to have to put it that way, but here we are) Action Comics #13  by Joe[...]

Two designs by Jim Lee for his upcoming Action Comics #1 variant cover, but both rejected by him The former, apparently, does bear some resemblance to the finished version. Two designs by Jim Lee for his upcoming Action Comics #1 variant cover, but both rejected by him The former, apparently, does bear some resemblance to[...]

I'm betting a lot of people just read that and thought to themselves, "I can't believe X-Men #1 was 20 years ago!"  But the best selling single-issue comic book of all time — by Chris Claremont, Jim Lee, and Scott Williams — was released in 1991  As a guy who's been producing comics for almost[...]

Here's the stuff you've been waiting for: just released from today's DC New-52 panel, the first 8 pages of Justice League #1 by Jim Lee, Geoff Johns, and Scott Williams: Here's the stuff you've been waiting for: just released from today's DC New-52 panel, the first 8 pages of Justice League #1 by Jim Lee,[...]

Toy News International has word from yesterday's DC Direct panel at San Diego Comic Con about figures based on Jim Lee designs for the upcoming new Justice League, giving us a nice look at how some of these costumes look when modeled in 3d (group shot from jimlee00) Toy News International has word from yesterday's[...]