relaunch Archives

Two More DC Relaunch Logos
One from the cover of the new Previews for Justice League... the insides of which reveal nothing new, sadly. And one from, well, the Batwoman cover
The DC Hipster Relaunch
I don't care if the hipster meme is worn out, I love what CallMePo has done with it, and his version of the DC Universe. And if you want to make that Bat
The Hunt For DC's October (UPDATED)
So Dan DiDio is looking for around 80 comics every month from DC. Well we know the first 52. There are around ten or eleven monthly Vertigo titles and six
A Visual Guide To The DC Relaunch
Joe Stone takes Bleeding Cool readers through the DC Relaunch in the only way he knows how Through a pretty picture Thanks Joe! So much clearer now! Joe Stone takes Bleeding Cool readers through the DC Relaunch in the only way he knows how Through a pretty picture Thanks Joe! So much clearer now! Joe[...]
Talking About The DC Relaunch At Calgary, Philadelphia And On Twitter
Photo by Mikey Be Two comic conventions this weekend, two chances to talk to DC creators about the Relaunch. At the Calgary Expo, the DC Nation Panel showed off art from a number of books, matched to the creators attending including Flash, The Fury Of Firestorm, Animal Man, Frankenstein: Agent OF SHADE, Batgirl and All-Star Western[...]
Mark Millar Hits Two Publishers With One Stone At Glasgow Comic Con
But unfortunately for Marvel and DC, they're in that kind of boring period just now. And at DC it seems that there's a massive desperation, they're relaunching their entire line right now in September, all in one month And I said, why didn't you guys just roll it out over a year [...]
More From The DC Retailer Roadshow
That means it's cheaper for both). THUNDER Agents will return, and yes, will still have Nick Spencer writing. Nicola Scott is working on an upcoming DC project. Most of the released solicitation images for the DC Relaunch are not the covers for the first issue – so look forward to all those being announced soon as well. Action Comics[...]
The DC Relaunch Look For S.T.R.I.P.E.
You will see this look in the comics in the not too distant future. So this is the DC Relaunch version of S.T.R.I.P.E Can Stargirl and the rest of the JSA be far behind? Last month, MTV Geek ran the exclusive look at the Mattel wave 19 of DC action figures, including the collect and[...]
Numbercrunching The Appeal Of The DC Relaunch
Over 10,000 people seem to have responded to the Comic Book Resources survey on the public appeal for the upcoming DC Relaunch, title by title. But statistician Matt Holmes decided to do a little analysis for Bleeding Cool, with different weightings Here's how he got his different results. # 1 – Each "Absolutely" gets 3 pts, each[...]
DC Relaunch Still Changing
Cully Hamner talked about his role in the redesign of the DC Universe on his blog a few days ago. But more intriguingly were his words in the comments
Two DC Editors. Five Interviews. Nothing Said.
In the relaunch, 2% were women Is there a reason for this change? 2 What percentage of current comic book readers do you expect to be cannibalised by day-and-date digital? 3 Day-and-date digital has timeliness demands for content approval that print does not Editorially what can you do to keep the books in time without  bringing in[...]
What If… The Bleeding Cool Forums Had Been Around In 1975?
Watching the reaction (and indeed my own reaction) to the DC Relaunch, I got to thinking… what if the Bleeding Cool forums had been around when this little baby was published for the very first time back in 1975? Clicky for biggy. Watching the reaction (and indeed my own reaction) to the DC Relaunch, I[...]
Gail Simone And B Clay Moore: The Gender Politics Of The DC Relaunch
Cartoon by Liz Popolo. Bleeding Cool, amongst others, has reported on the seemingly shocking reduction in the proportion of female creators listed as working on the DC Relaunch books Gail Simone is writing two titles and Jenny Frison is doing a cover That's it Both Marvel and DC have been increasing the amount and prominence of[...]
Lying In The Gutters 13th June 2011
The DC Comics Relaunch doesn't seem to have let up, and we're noticing Marvel bringing in their big news from October and November in an attempt to crack DC's grip on the news cycle We haven't even seen Marvel's September solicits yet (aside from a few sneaky covers that made their way through…) Of course whether[...]
Did The Left Hand Of DC Know What The Right Hand Was Doing?
But some decisions do seem to have been made more on the fly – or in the dark. DC deep a relatively good job of keeping much of the relaunch a secret until release Some creators have told me that while they knew they were working on an issue 1 relaunch, or a new book, that[...]
The Twelve DC Relaunch Books We're Most Excited About Here At Bleeding Cool
Everyone's talking DC relaunch Yes, even you And it's the same at Bleeding Cool Towers as well So I asked ten writers for Bleeding Cool to tell us which, of the fifty-two issue launches, they are most excited about Here's what we thought. Greg Baldino – Blue Beetle Out of all the relaunches coming from DC this[...]
Scott Lobdell Talks Teen Titans To Bleeding Cool
  Anyone that has worked with me (and probably more than a few fans) know that I write very organically — I try to write in the moment.  I'm not a Hickman who comes to an FF with a brilliant sixty issue overview — I'm someone who writes myself into a[...]
Gendercrunching The DC Relaunch
by Tim Hanley With the full solicitations for DC Comics' relaunch now revealed, we have a special edition of Gendercrunching!! In terms of female characters, it looks decent Of the 52 new number ones, 7 of the books are headlined by solo women or all-female teams, and several other team books feature female characters[...]
Enter The DC Relaunch Deadpool!
Fifty-two titles. All monthly. All starting in September. All going day-and-date digital simultaneously - which can need a greater lead time than the
Grant Morrison's Superman – The Liberal Activist?
The official blurb for Action Comics #1 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales gives us the impression that we're heaing for a Year One approach… This momentous first issue will set in motion the history of the DC Universe as Superman defends a world that doesn't trust their first Super Hero. Why does that sound[...]