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Anyway, where were we? Aquaman #45 was solicited with art by Alec Morgan but is actually by Trevor McCarthy. Superman #45 was solicited with art by John Romita Jr and Klaus Janson but is actually by Howard Porter. Blame The Dark Knight III. Cyborg #4 was solicited with art by Ivan Reis, but has been joined by Felipe Watanabe. Flash #45 was solicited with art by Brett[...]

We knew this was coming, We'd seen it teased back in May. And we saw the foreshadowing in previous issues with Wonder Woman, Lois and Superman's other friends and family…  And Superman's look of disdain… and disgust… And now, in today's Superman/Wonder Woman, as Lana Lang and Lois Lane have it out on Earth over a certain surrendered secret identity… Up[...]

From the new Batman/Superman comic book out today, a reduced-power Superman investgating conspiracies against him gets in trouble How does he get out of trouble? By Batgirl on a bike Who, after taking him back to her place, removes his clothes. Oh Barbara! What would Diana say? Not only she sort him out physically but she also[...]

On display were costumes and props from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Here we get a good look what Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman will be wearing. Derek Trum made his way over to the DC Entertainment booth at this years NYCC On display were costumes and[...]

Bleeding Cool told you that Frank Miller's written-and-drawn mini-comic for The Dark Knight III: The Master Race would feature The Atom. Looks like it features Superman as well, according to this cover released by DC Comics… doing his best Slaine-style Berserker Fury…   The mini-comic is co-written with Brian Azzarello, inked by Klaus Janson and coloured by Alex Sinclair. [...]

With this summer's release of Justice League of America #1, it put DC's most powerful heroes into the hands of artist Bryan Hitch. Now, the former

Looking at the changes to the big superheroes of the day, emphasising the power of the brand, over who may be embodying the brand at the moment… Over in Superman #44 we even see Superman getting fired from the Daily Planet, and for his erstwhile employer to engage in a little physical abuse There's a lawsuit[...]

In today's Superman #44, we see Lois Lane's father, congratulating her daughter on her scoop, revealing his identity to the world as Clark Kent Though she doesn't seem too pleased.  Putting on the John Stewart hat, two things here First he's being referred to as General Sam Lane again, not Senator So he's not Denator any[...]

Bleeding Cool has told you that Howard Porter is on Superman as John Romita Jr heads off to a Batbook Well, Porter has been testing the waters with Action Comics He showed off a little of the original artwork while suggesting a theme tune. Action Comics 44 pg 19&20 when you look at these pages imagine[...]

September 26th is Batman Day and as part of the celebration DC has created new banners for all of their character related Facebook pages like this one for Aquaman. But if you look closely at the banner, you'll see the Dark Knight is hiding in the art. They've done this with multiple banners, can you find[...]

Today's Superman/Woman Woman #20 puts Lois Lane in the hot seat for lasso-based interrogation. Which considering that Superman and Wonder Woman are a thing does strike one as a little conflict of interest… and he's not happy about it. That is a look of disdain folks…  "Lasso method" we are calling it now… I'm not sure it's exactly[...]

After seven decades, everyone knows the origin story of Superman In the video below, the cast and crew of Supergirl talk about how Kara Zor-El's history is tied into that origin story as well Where Kal was sent straight to Earth, Kara's ship got stuck in the Phantom Zone for 24 years before making its[...]

And, there were several popular characters, such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Arrow, and Cammy There may have been one or two Stormtroopers patrolling the hall as well as a few Deadpool characters loitering and looking for trouble. There was no shortage of original costumes The fantasy-oriented costumes were particularly elaborate and impressive One woman was dressed[...]

Writer Greg Pak talked with DC All-Access host Jason Inman about the next issue of Batman Superman as there is a war brewing beneath Gotham City and Aquaman and Superman are on the opposite sides while Jim Gordon and Lucius Fox try to defuse the destructive potential of an artificial sun Pak talks about a depowered[...]

Because just as Superman no longer has a home in Metropolis… …he also can't get a place in Gotham either, warned off by the new Batman in Superman/Batman.  What's a guy to do? Well, at the comic's conclusion we see a suddenly familiar face. And discover the thousand of years true power behind the Shadows throne…   Well, they can[...]

These are two comic book creators most associated with Marvel Comics, though Bagley did a stint on Justice League Of America for DC and Romita is now drawing and sometimes writing the Superman monthly comic, though he confirmed at the panel that he is leaving for a yet-unclosed DC project, and he is still working on[...]

There's a gang of jokers roaming the halls, a muscle-headed kid named Bane wants to beat you up, and your headmaster Hugo Strange seems really, well, strange. This inventive novel follows young Bruce Wayne and his friends Clark (Superman) and Diana (Wonder Woman) as they start a Junior Detective Agency to investigate their teachers and find[...]

In the late sixties, the Crazy Foam product licensed a number of cartoon characters for their soap foam dispenser. At the time it seemed oh so innocent.

Here are just a few of the higlights… A page from Dark Knight Triumphant by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson. A 1940s sketch of Superman by Joe Shuster. A page of Watchmen by Dave Gibbons. A Curt Swan Superboy cover…Sam Keith on Sandman…  Jack Kirby drawing the Inhumans for Fantastic Four, A John Byrne/Terry Austin splash page from Uncanny X-Men.An Alex Raymond[...]

Yesterday, I told you that Justice League 3001 artist Howard Porter was coming on to the Superman ongoing series I thought, as a guest artist for an issue or two Not true He is the new ongoing artist for Superman, for now at least. But what of John Romita Jr? I understand, despite some scurrilous rumour[...]

We learnt on Free Comic Book Day (okay, Bleeding Cool told you a little bit before that) that Lois Lane had outed Superman's secret identity to the world. And he wasn't happy. And while we have seen the impact of that across a number of Superman titles… …in the main Superman comic, we've still been living in the build[...]

Okay, so it may just be for a few issues. But I understand that Howard Porter, the current artist on Justice League 3001 will be drawing the ongoing Superman comic for DC Comics. Presumably while John Romita Jr takes a well deserved break. I really like Howard Porter's current work I also think he's rather undervalued at the[...]

Enjoy the pop-crime-noir story of the year! Tons of other storylines hit this week, and we get to see the "Truth" storyline continue with Superman #43 hitting the shelf, and also, if you've ever loved comedy shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm, then you will not want to miss Hank Johnson, Agent of Hydra #1, this week[...]

And it includes Superman, Batman and the rest of the Justice League. Here's what's included: DC Comics Justice League Back Pack DC Comics Superman Baseball cap DC Comics Superman Soccer ball DC Comics Justice League 11 piece stationary set DC Comics Justice League notebook DC Comics Batman 8 pack of markers DC Comics Batman 32 valentines DC Comics Batman 32 valentines with 35 fake[...]

So, yes, Newsarama has a preview of Superman #43 Nice and non-linear Because even though he wakes up thus, And he is where you might expect… He is also as naked as he was last month Which means we get some skeevy perving going on as well. Maybe he was trying to be distracting Anyway, the next scenes[...]

From the upcoming digital-and-then-print Sensation Comics from DC Comics, Wonder Woman officiates a marriage between two women of her acquaintance. And

A preview of a short Superman/Wonder Woman story ahead of the mini-relaunch of DC Comics in June And a scene we have yet to reach in the main comic. But of Lois and Clark? Well, things didn't go too well there either.  Even if other people see it differently. In today's Superman/Wonder Woman, we see Superman going for[...]

But in today's Superman/Wonder Woman it goes all out With a walk around the White House garden with the man they now call Clark Kent. Beginning with a man who cuts through the red tape faster than a speeding… actually, let's not use that kind of line in proximity to the President, okay? There are issues. [...]

The previous issue was already highlighted by Fox News last week, who saw it as telling a parallel story to Ferguson, with Superman attacking the police as they attempt to break up a protest in his neighbourhood and burn down the buildings to avoid, well, alien cooties Which culminated in Superman's assault against the commanding officer. Which[...]

The Superman titles have been divided into those dealing with the days before Clark Kent's identity was outed to the world by Lois Lane (Superman) and those afterwards (all the rest) Today's Batman/Superman does a number of interesting things in that regard. First we get Superman finding a new secret identity in which to hide, and look like he stepped[...]