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Words and Photos courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Janel Smith: I had never been to a Jim Lee spotlight before, and I was excited to see if it would be as entertaining as they seemed on the internet Thankfully I was not disappointed This year's event was slightly different from ones past by Lee's own admission due to[...]

The wedding day of Batman and Catwoman has arrived at last. All that remains to be done is to find a judge, two witnesses, and to walk down the aisle.

This years exclusives will include Voltron Lion figures, Rick and Morty Pickle Rick sleeping bags, Star Trek, Jim Lee exclusive DC shirts, Predator and Deadpool figures, and even a Nightmare Before Christmas Tsum Tsum sets Check them all out below! The Defenders of the Universe are back! This set lets you join all 5 Lions together[...]

Superstar artist, DC executive, and Marvel variant cover artist Jim Lee took to Twitter to address the public following his promotion to Chief Creative Officer of DC Entertainment after Geoff "Jeff" Johns stepped down to focus on writing Lee, as previously reported, will continue as co-publisher… actually, make that publisher… of DC Comics as well[...]

I don't really have a good reason this time; all I can say is that I'm still working on trying to maintain a scheduled column.) Action Comics #1000 cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair Win: Of Course It's Action Comics #1000 Those who follow my reviews know that I adored this celebration of Superman[...]

In the final installment by Brian Michael Bendis and Jim Lee, Superman and Supergirl stop a new villain from destroying them and Metropolis. Action Comics #1000 cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair In the litany of "landmark" issues released of late — almost entirely of which came from Marvel and have been largely quite[...]

Everything about this comic impressed, and it will hopefully continue to excite with its second installment. Immortal Men #1 cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair Loss: Immortal Men #1 Bores to Tears Less impressive was the start to James Tynion IV and Jim Lee's Immortal Men, which is another parable on how random people can magically be a special[...]

As usual, Jeremy Konrad and I are here to discuss which ones are worthy of your time and money and which ones to avoid like the plague. Immortal Men #1 by James Tynion IV and Jim Lee, Domino by Gail Simone and David Baldeon, Exiles by Saladin Ahmed and Javier Rodriguez, Crude by Steve Orlando and Garry Brown, and The Dead Hand by Kyle Higgins and Steve Mooney are the focuses of discussion this week[...]

Only four from the latter House remain, and both Houses are looking for Caden Park. Immortal Men #1 cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair First, weird observation, this comic has a very strong and odd smell to it. Immortal Men #1 is trying to set up a dense and admittedly ambitious lore to it, and[...]

They discussed the artwork shown at the Superman Panel at C2E2, which we have compiled for you at this link. Jim Lee has apparently been drawing pages of Action Comics #1000 on his Twitch channel This is apparently ongoing and more is to come on Twitch. Artist Jose Garcia Lopez came out of retirement to contribute artwork to Action Comics #1000[...]

The six-issue story behind the musician's most recently released full album is collected along with a personal introduction by Lights, digital codes giving access to the music, and additional art by Jim Lee, Joby Harris, Derek Lewis, Gianna Rose and Matt Mitchell. Skin & Earth is a story of a girl looking for hope in a hopeless[...]

Scheduled for release in July, the book will only include Byrne's work on X-Men from issues 108-143, except it will also include the wrap around cover from Phoenix: The Untold Story issue one. The last big announcement, previously shared here, was the upcoming Jim Lee DC Legends Artifact Edition Dunbier shared a video of Jim Lee himself[...]

Announced at IDW's panel at Wondercon tonight, DC executive and superstar artist Jim Lee is getting an Artifact Edition hardcover edition from IDW this fall Bleeding Cool ace reporter Joshua Stone was on the scene at the panel to send us the breaking news. Jim Lee DC Legends Artifact Edition will be a 144 page book[...]

Jimmy Leszczynski writes from WonderCon 2018 for Bleeding Cool: Jim Lee, DC Entertainment's co-publisher (Batman, Justice League, Superman Unchained, The Immortal Men), talks about his 30+ years in the comics industry and sketches your favorite characters live on the big screen This is a great opportunity to watch the creative process firsthand and learn the tips[...]

Take it away, Brandon… Brian Michael Bendis Jim Lee (introduced as spear-heading standalone, "edgy" Black Label Frank Miller Dan Jurgens, writer of, they just counted, over 225 Superman stories Crew of Krypton Cameron Welsh, also producer of Constantine Nadira Tucker, writer on Krypton Lena Patel, writer on Krypton On a hot morning in Austin, Texas, comic book royalty converged on the SXSWXDC Pop-Up Store[...]

Photo by Kendall Whitehouse Do you live in Southern California and have not had a chance to meet comic legend Jim Lee? You can today… and buy some Thin Mints and Tagalongs at the same time Lee posted on social media just a little while ago that he is going to be sitting at a table[...]

It's only been a few hours since DC Comics unveiled their new social media guidelines, but high ranking DC Comics executive Jim Lee has already skirted one of the rules by breaking news on Twitter Lee was asked by a fan whether Lee drew a signed sketch of Batman, but Lee revealed that the sketch[...]

Superman will wear his red underpants on the outside again. A press release from DC gives us our first look at the returning trunks in the following cover from Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair: They're back! "ACTION COMICS #1000 represents a watershed moment in the history of not just comic books, but entertainment, literature and pop[...]

Not only that, but DC Co-Publisher Jim Lee himself is drawing the story. Though much was speculated about why "The Great One" would leave Marvel after all of these years, Bendis himself revealed that he was inspired by a trip to the Cleveland Library to visit a Superman exhibit Though, it couldn't have helped that Marvel's[...]

Even still, negative word of mouth at least partially contributed to an underwhelming box office performance, with Justice League scoring the lowest domestic box office opening weekend take of all other DCEU films with just $96 million. But setting aside financial disappointment, the question must be asked: have we reached a critical point of divergence between[...]

Bleeding Cool has been listening through the Publishers Weekly podcast, where the site interviews DC Co-Publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee discuss some about how DC is doing in terms of sales and in terms of upcoming projects. One interesting element has been the comment from Jim Lee on the DC Superhero Girls line, a series[...]

Do you know where your DC Superstars are? They're at the DC Master Class panel at New York Comic Con at the Javits Center, of course! Hosted by Dan DiDio to an incredibly packed room that had ran out of seats but still had people wanting to come in, the panel consisted of Greg Capullo, Jim[...]

senior executives, but just not as senior as WB bigwig Diane Nelson) Jim Lee and Dan Didio talked about DC and discussed their various current initiatives at the "DC Meet The Publishers" panel at NYCC. Didio started off  by saying that he knows what people want to hear about "Connor Kent,  JSA, Legion, Shazam." We're not talking[...]

The instant Bleeding Cool classic, 22 DC Comics Variants For October, may have even brought a tear to your eye. But the best is yet to come.* (*not an endorsement of quality) We've got one more DC Comics Variant For October, and it comes from DC Co-Publisher Jim Lee himself! Lee posted this variant for The Wild[...]

He slept on it, dreamt about it, woke up and texted the image to his friend Jim Lee, saying: "You could do Wonder Woman like this." And Jim replied: "Hell yeah, you could Have you done any Wonder Woman?" Sharp told him no but he'd get him a piece by the next day He did[...]

Talk about hedging your bets! In one of the least committal statistics ever released by a comic book publisher, DC's Jim Lee revealed that the percentage of DC's readers that are women is somewhere between 15% and 45%, or, in other words, almost none, or nearly half. Lee bases the numbers, basically, on guesswork, according to an[...]

In the course of the discussion, Co-Publisher Jim Lee addressed the spike in sales of Wonder Woman trade paperbacks in the wake of the success of the movie. "We did see lift," Lee revealed "We didn't see the same level of lift that we saw in The Killing Joke.  That was a runaway hit[...]

So about that Milestone revival… At San Diego Comic-Con last month, DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee told panel attendees that the Milestone relaunch would be "codified in the next few months." Lee also confirmed previously revealed plans that Milestone stories would take place on Earth-M, part of the DC Multiverse But a new development could derail[...]

This DC Artist Masterclass video was filmed during San Diego Comic-Con and features some of DC's top artists: Amanda Conner, Tony Daniel, Jim Lee, John Romita Jr., Greg Capullo and Andy Kubert The group talks about breaking into comics while four of them draw. The really interesting thing is that they filmed this in 360 degrees,[...]

At the Vertigo panel at San Diego Comic Con today, Vertigo kingpin Mark Doyle showed off a sizzle reel, and hinted to attendees that there was some new art he wasn't allowed to talk about in there, in addition to a rundown of Vertigo's greatest hits. Check out a sizzle reel celebrating 25 years of acclaimed[...]