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Great news for fans of timeline chaos and convoluted comic book plots: Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU #4 is hitting stores on Tuesday, June 13th This time, our favorite unstable antiheroine is desperately trying to piece together the DCU after obliterating the origins of not only Superman, Flash, Wonder Woman, but also Aquaman If[...]

In this week's Multiversity: Harley Screws Up The DCU #4, Harley Quinn takes the "screws" aspect of the title of that comic book a little more literally than readers may have been anticipating As she meets a Harley Quinn from a parallel universe, who has quite a different backstory to her own Her history with[...]

Well, isn't this just the perfect trainwreck? Coming to comic shops near you on Tuesday, May 9th, we have Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU #3, where not just one, but TWO Harleys manage to do a real number on the DC Universe Seems like Harley Quinn, taking a page from Doctor Who's book, has[...]

Cannon and Saber by Rex Ogle and Stephen Sadowski Jon Kent and John Constantine by Christopher Cantwell and Skylar Patridge Natasha Irons and Nubia by Mildred Louis Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Crush by Leah Williams and Paulina Ganucheau Multiversity by Grant Morrison and Hayden Sherman Five-page preview of an upcoming Dreamer story by Nicole Maines and Rye Hickman[...]

This week, we're taking a look at the highly anticipated Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU #1 Harley… well, the title makes it pretty clear what Harley does in this preview of Multiversity: Harley Screws Up the DCU #1 To get a better insight into the preview, I've asked my partner, Bleeding Cool's AI writing[...]

Back in the Super Sons era… Talking of which, the other one of the Super Sons, Damian Wayne, has a different deal going on with his mother, over in Batman Vs Robin. With Talia Ghul not having quite the reception that Superman gets from his son. Talking of comfort… In Multiversity: Teen Justice #6, even the parallel dimensional versions[...]

Teen Justice grapple with the trauma caused by super-mega-crossover events in this preview of Multiversity: Teen Justice #6. Bleeding Cool has asked us to partner with an AI for all previews articles We're sure this is going to backfire, but here goes LOLtron… what did you think of the preview? INITIATING CLICKBAIT PROTOCOLS… PROCESSING COMIC BOOK PREVIEW… Oh, this[...]

Teen Justice are onto the Green Lanterns' plan to use human energy to power their rings in this preview of Multiversity: Teen Justice #5 Now all they have to do is stop it Check out the preview below. MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE #5 DC Comics 0822DC175 0822DC176 – Multiversity: Teen Justice #5 Stephanie Hans Cover – $4.99 0822DC177 – Multiversity: Teen[...]

The evil Green Lantern Core attacks in this preview of Multiversity: Teen Justice #4 It's a poor showing for Green Lanterns in previews today Check out the preview below. MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE #4 DC Comics 0722DC172 0722DC173 – Multiversity: Teen Justice #4 Stephanie Hans Cover – $4.99 (W) Danny Lore, Ivan Cohen (A) Marco Failla (CA) Robbi Rodriguez An action-packed issue[...]

Gigi is brought deeper into the web of the Church of Blood in this preview of Multiversity: Teen Justice #2 Check out the preview below. MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE #2 DC Comics 0522DC061 0522DC062 – Multiversity: Teen Justice #2 Stephanie Hans Cover – $4.99 (W) Ivan Cohen, Danny Lore (A) Marco Failla (CA) Robbi Rodriguez The explosive miniseries starring Kid Quick and[...]

The Earth-11 universe is rocked to its core in this preview of Multiversity: Teen Justice #1 It says so right in the solicit! And solicits never lie Check out the preview below. MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE #1 DC Comics 0422DC044 0422DC045 – Multiversity: Teen Justice #1 Stephanie Hans Cover – $4.99 0422DC046 – Multiversity: Teen Justice #1 Stephen Byrne Cover –[...]

Multiversity: Teen Justice #1 is up for FOC this weekend, so DC Comics has a PR push for the new series, with some trading card images for the cast members, and a highlighting of the variant covers for the launch of the new series. Following their debut in DC's Very Merry Multiverse (December 2020) and a[...]

And revisited the Multiversity switch-gender universe Earth-11, which was originally created for Multiversity and is now spinning off the new Teen Justice book from DC Comics And also revealed how creators can feel about other people playing with their toys. And talking about Earth-11's Batwoman's reappearance in Green Lantern Season Two #9. Grant Morrison looked at another[...]

DC Comics is collecting the Multiversity series, written by Grant Morrison and drawn by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Chris Sprouse, Karl Story, Ben Oliver, Frank Quitely, Cameron Stewart, Doug Mahnke, Christian Alamy, Ivan Reis, and Joe Prado et al, in its oversized hardcover slipcase Absolute format innovated by Scott Dunbier over two decades ago[...]

By Joe Glass You may remember from SDCC my report on the Grant Morrison Multiversity panel, where I noted (as did everyone else there, Morrison included I'm sure) an incredibly excitable young fan of the popular writer. I may not have made it clear in the previous report, but a big part of why I noted the[...]

He immediately admitted he has a hangover . Cunningham talked about how Multiversity may be the biggest event that Morrison was involved with, and even that DC has done Morrison jokes it sounds bigger than it felt when he was doing it. It started with him just wanting to make a map, like the classic psychedelic image/poster,[...]

Discussing the appearances of Captain Carrot and the Zoo Crew in recent DC Comics titles, including yesterday's Justice League United preview, co-creator of the character Scott Shaw was asked on Facebook, Andrew Rubio: Scott, have you or Roy received any compensation for the Captain's recent appearances (Multiversity and Convergence tie-ins)? Scott Shaw: Not a cent. Andrew Rubio: Well[...]

But amidst the bad guy being defeated by another bad guy, and two bad guys becoming good guys in order to save all the other good guys, and some of the bad guys too, there were a couple of interesting notes. First that the Convergence planet has now become the origin of the DC Multiverse, and[...]

And as DC Comics begins to revamp their line with a rejection of house style in favour of a diversity of styles, characters and creators, so it seems those Convergence worlds will stick around. And merge with the realities seen in Multiversity The kids seemed to like that comic book too…   It's world against world in[...]

Maxx's Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, hosted by Maxx MacLennan. They say: Bringing you discussions of all the new exciting books in comicdom. Super short discussion of the top 5 single issues that came out this week of April 29, so[...]

Today sees the final issue of Multiversity, the latest issue of Justice League and the fourth issue of Convergence. The former shows crashing realities as Grant Morrison brings all the plots from the one shots together into one final push. With comic books as the meta-way out and potential solution to everything. And previous Crises coming to the fore as a[...]

This brand-new series takes a look at an astronaut that has the chance to initiate First Contact but it is tormented by the nightmares of war and how that may affect his initial encounter with alien life! This week we also get Multiversity from DC Comics This issue concludes the Multiversity Event that has been brought[...]

This was the solicited cover for Multiversity #2… with Aquawoman of Earth-11, Damian Batman of Earth-16, Red Racer of Earth-36,  and Wundajin the Thunderer of Earth-7. But it seems that as a result of Multiversity: Ultra Comics, reality has been punched and the cover has changed… Now it features Aquawoman of Earth-11, Blitz of Flashpoint, Atomic Knight Batman[...]

When holidaying through the multiverse, it is sometimes tempting to elieve the grass is always greener. So in New 52: Futures End, the new Batman Beyond

Today sees the much-anticipated release of Multiversity: Ultra Comics #1 With a very self-aware lead character, whose secret identity is all of us reading the comic book And reacting to the reviews of the comic book even before they are written. And who even gives you spoilers in the opening pages. And encourages you to pay as[...]

Tomorrow's Multivsity: Ultra Comics is the culmination of something that Grant Morrison has been doing since Animal Man (after being influenced by Bryan

While #4 from the 16th July 2014 is now for the 4th May 2015. Multiversity: The Directors Cut #1 solicited for the end of February has been delayed until April – and its contents completely changed Also Multiversity #2 has slipped a month until April 29th Ah, we waited years for it, another month is nothing…. Grindhouse:[...]

The Multiversity Directors Cut #1 was solicited as a special version of Multiversity #1. THE MULTIVERSITY DIRECTOR'S CUT #1 Written by GRANT MORRISON Art and cover by IVAN REIS On sale FEBRUARY 25• 64 pg, FC, $9.99 US • RATED T The first monumental issue of THE MULTIVERSITY is back in this new Director's Cut Edition, presenting Ivan Reis's pencil[...]

And the art, solicited from Bruno Redondo and Mike S Miller was actually by Pete Woods and Mike S Miller. Multiversity: Mastermen #1 had a 1:50 Variant cover by Yanick Paquette but was actually by Howard Porter Though Diamond still list this as by Paquette. New Avengers #32 will now be drawn by Mike Deodato and Carlos Pacheco instead of[...]

Another week? What wonderful comic books are waiting for you in store today? Here are just a few.... Looks like Robin, in Batman And Robin, has a new