Marvel Comics has revealed its mini-solicits they release each month before their full solicits, giving readers a tease of what's to come for the House of Ideas. In June, what's to come is a comic called Darkhold Alpha, which also happens to be the Marvel debut of Steve Orlando, who we recently learned would be […]
DC Comics has released details for their Aquaman Giant #3, with a new cover by Emanuela Lupacchino. And they have two original stories: Tempest, a 16-page story written by Steve Orlando with art by V Ken Marion and Sandu Florea. Aquaman and Tempest race to stop an enraged monster that has escaped its magical tomb […]
Okay, so we told you that our former speculation regarding a possible 5G Wonder Woman to go alongside was off the mark. We've managed to establish with actual sources that DC comics has icon replacements planned with Luke Fox as Batman, Jonathan Kent as Superman, a child of Captain Boomerang as the Flash, and either […]
Bleeding Cool pointed out that it was FOC date for all the new relaunched Giant titles, coming to comic stores in September and October, and Walmarts and Targets a few weeks earlier… but no details had been released on which retailers could base their orders. And we suddenly got this momentous Rich Twitch of a […]
Last month, the DC Comics October solicitations, which solicited select books that would actually ship in November, showed that writer Steve Orlando would kick off a six-part story in Wonder Woman #82 with artist Jesus Merino, following Wonder Woman #81 by writer G. Willow Wilson and artist Xermanico. The solicitations seemed to imply that Wilson's […]
It seems there's no escaping Russia in the popular imagination at the moment – whether it is in the news with Putin's hijinks subverting elections, mistakingly poisoning random British citizens and (worst of all) trolling Star Wars fans, or Tom King playing out his fantasy of punching Russians in the current Batman storyline. Writer Steve […]
Martian Manhunter, the DC Comics superhero who David S. Goyer once said only virgins knew about, is getting his own 12-issue maxi-series at DC Comics in December. Steve Orlando and Riley Rossmo are the creative team for the book, which will explore J'onn J'onzz's origins in the framework of a detective story set on Earth […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Wonder Woman, Aztek, and Artemis have found Atalanta but now must face even more of the creatures that serve Tezcatlipoca in the Thirteen Heavens. The shadow god has done much to damage the Thirteen Heavens, including killing Quetzalcoatl. Diana, Artemis, and Aztek will have to face Tezcatlipoca himself should they wish to save […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Wonder Woman has arrived at Slabside, a maximum-security prison in the Antarctic made to house super-criminals. She has come here to visit the Mayfly, aka Moon Robinson, the supervillain with enhanced strength and speed which put a bullet in Diana's abdomen a few months ago. Diana wants to see the Mayfly rehabilitate, and […]
Words and Photos courtesy of Bleeding Cool's Mike Sangregorio: Saturday at San Diego Comic-Con saw some of the creators involved with the New Age of Heroes line that spun out of DC's Metal discuss their current and future plans. The panel was moderated by Marie Javins, comic editor and colorist, and included Dan DiDio, James Tynion […]
Tying in OMAC to Kamandi, The Great Disaster as envisioned by Jack Kirby for DC Comics was a cataclysmic event of global proportions which eradicated civilized society on Earth-AD. OMAC was an attempt to stop it, Kamandi dealt with the world after it. And in November, Steve Orlando and Travel Foreman are going to show what […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Firebrand is a woman who must fight to stay alive… literally. Her heart is a machine called the Conflict Engine. It will stop unless she picks a fight every 24 hours. She was once an EMS before becoming Firebrand, and she volunteers at the VA now to make up for all the fighting. […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Piotr Petrovich has arrived in Blackstone to find a desiccated town ruled by warring gangs. Petropinnacle keeps its heel on the throat of the people while Meshe Adam is another power-hungry gang that claims to be a revolutionary movement. Both are potentially guilty in Piotr's eyes, and he will go through them both […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Ahl, the God of Superheroes, is dead. Chronos has won. The Justice League of America only still stands thanks to the technology of Aztec's suit. However, there is still hope. If the Justice League can get a hold of Chronos' hourglass, maybe they can save the future where Earth has superheroes. Justice League […]
We're going to start this installment with a bit of housekeeping for those who, for whatever reason, follow my exploits here on Bleeding Cool. For those not interested, which is completely understandable, you can just start at the list below. I've been working on getting into a schedule–practically since I started on here about 10 […]
The Bleeding Cool Comics Chatter has once again returned, this time to a cavalcade of new series from Marvel, DC, and Image Comics. 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 […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Piotr and Valentina are a Russian couple with a son named Kirilchik. Piotr is secretly a hitman known as Kolovrat. Kirilchik grows up, discovers he is bisexual, and feels restrained in their hometown of Vladimir. He moves away to a town called Blackstone. A year later, his body is brought back to Vladimir, […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Supergirl, Ben, Chase, and Lar-On enact their plan to free Veritas and Insight and bring down the D.E.O, Director Bones, and Mokkari. Things complicate when a massive Viking warrior named Turid Goldenaxe arrives to execute Bones and Mokkari on the streets of National City. This forces Supergirl and her allies to push forward […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Chronos has Ahl, the God of Superheroes. The Justice League of America are the only one's who can save Ahl. Through a clever ploy from the Atom and the Ray, the JLA snatches Ahl from Chronos and retreat to another position. However, Chronos has an eternity in which to plan, and he has […]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] We are shown a confrontation between Ray Palmer and Chronos in the Microverse, and we next see Chronos attacking the Justice League of America as they continue to rebuild Happy Harbor. The JLA recently discovered a place where Ahl, the God of Superheroes, touched the Earth beneath Mount Justice, and Chronos wants to […]
