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This week we ask our customers what they think about the NEW DC Comics Logo compared to the current and previous logos We had a really hard time finding anyone with a difference of opinion that liked the new logo after asking and discussing now the logo for weeks and then finally recording[...]
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Another wonderful short film by Patrick Willems aimed directly into this week's geek zeitgeist, from Patrick Willems as part of his Afterwards They Will
When DC Comics showed you how they would be using their new logo on the front of comic books, they put out a few examples.
Including a Batman 708 dated May 2012.
Cue minor internet explosion with people asking whether DC would be going back to the original pre-relaunch numbers? So soon after their big relaunch? Unlikely…[...]
DC Comics has shown how their new logo will be used on current books and current branding Looks like the edge of the D will be pushed hard against the spine of a comic, so the "peel" comes right off the edge of the comic.
The press release reads "DC Entertainment, a Warner Bros Entertainment company[...]
Welcome to the new DC Comics logo… that you saw first at Bleeding Cool, obviously Revealed at Fast Company who ran an interview with Dan DiDio and Jim Lee earlier, this is the real deal And they come in a variety of colours, and designs, including a Watchmen yellow-with-blood-splatter variety, that, presumably, will be on[...]
After applying to register a new logo as a trademark, DC Comics have three years to actually get round to actually using it.
But I'm told they aren't going to wait that long.
A relatively reliable source close to DC Comics told Bleeding Cool that the new logo was announced to DC Comics staff in New York[...]
I've been following the story of DC Comics getting a new logo for a month or so but, as with Watchmen 2, it's only when you provide actual visuals that anyone sits up and takes notice Such as Fark did today.
One of the problems with reporting the trademark registration of the new DC Comics and[...]
The font used in the new DC Comics logo (above)… is called Gotham Ho ho ho I was asked why DC Entertainment were registering the trademark for such a logo well before its announcement Well, I'd never try to read the mind of such an organisation, that way lies madness, but maybe they are trying[...]
At the end of last year, Bleeding Cool told you that DC Comics and DC Entertainment would be getting a new logo The relatively recent DC Spin/DC Swoosh designed by Josh Beatman of Brainchild Studio from 2005, which itself replaced the DC Bullet designed by Milton Glazer from 1976 Well, this symbol has now been[...]
Earlier today, after following the story for a month, Bleeding Cool gave you the first peek at a new logo registered by DC Comics and DC Entertainment with the US Government's trademark people (Thanks for securing the search link, Heidi) So I asked an intellectual property attourney about it.
It is set up as an "intent[...]
Six years ago, DC Comics changed their logo from the decades old DC bullet designed by Milton Glazer to the "DC Swoosh" designed by Josh Beatman of Brainchild Studio As always, with these things, it was instantly mocked, compared to washing powder logos, that sort of thing But now it's kind of sunk in, appearing[...]
Earlier this week we pointed out that the DC Comics Presents: Legion Of Superheroes: Legion Of The Damned 100 Page Spectacular #1 (breathe in) reprinting previously unreprinted Legion comics had been recalled by DC Comics after chapters had been printed in the incorrect order.
Or, rather, retailers were asked to destroy them, to be replaced by[...]