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It basically admits that the pair got screwed.
Now JMS was defending DC, but it's not too far removed from Chris Roberson's statement about DC being an immoral company that got him fired off of Fairest.
And now, in today's Action Comics, set in three or four parallel universes, we get this scene, featuring Clark, Lois and[...]
Bleeding Cool heard that the New DCU Zero issues in September, now confirmed by DC artists, may lead to some creative changes in their wake.
Well here's a big one that may cause controversy in certain quarters.
I understand that Scott Lobdell, the writer of Red Hood And The Outlaws, Teen Titans and Superboy is to add[...]
The new issue features an interview with Grant Morrison, talking superheroes
This is the kind of thing he says…
For me, Superman has the same problems we do, but on a Paul Bunyan scale If Superman walks the dog, he walks it around the asteroid belt because it can fly in space When Superman's relatives visit, they[...]
Zack Parks writes for Bleeding Cool.
After messing with Star Wars fanboys for three very well-received specials (including one with franchise creator George Lucas), Robot Chicken has set its sights on the DC Universe.
Seth Green, series c0-creator, will play the voices of Batman, Robin and Aquaman.
Paul Reubens, will play The Riddler – the Frank Gorshin iteration[...]
But I didn't.
This month's issue of Superman, by Giffen and Jurgens, gives us the Wildstorm villain Helspont in his war against the Daemonites on Earth, but in doing so captured Superman, in a rather familiar fashion.
In a Superman Annual back in the eighties, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons gave us a tale, For The Man[...]
Is it based around Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman as Rich wonders, or is it something else entirely (… as many others are wondering)? I'm don't know, but I suspect we'll find out soon In the meantime, join the speculation in the forum.
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DC Comics To Bring Us The Trinity War Next Year
Presumably[...]
I understand that DC Comics are planning an "event" next year, entitled The Trinity War.
Presumably referring to Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman Whether that's a battle between the three of them, or a battle between them and everyone else, I don't know I'm sure it's much more than that, but it does sound like it's[...]
From Fringe this week;
Fauxlivia: You thought this might have something to do with the vigilante case the PD has been working?
Agent Lee 1: Maybe Batman's moved to the Bronx
Fauxlivia: What's a Batman?
Agent Lee 1: The Caped Crusader and the Dark Knight… billionaire playboy puts on a cape to clean up the the streets of Gotham?
Agent[...]
As for Superman's S-Shield, it hasn't really changed all that much since around 1940-41 or so It went through some quick evolution over the first couple years (1938-40) of the character's publication in Action Comics and Superman, but after that — they knew not to mess too much with a good thing.
So it goes with the[...]
In October 2011, the comics industry was stunned by the news that an unimaginably important artifact of our history had surfaced nearly 75 years after it had been issued: The check used by Detective Comics, Inc (the company which was to become DC Comics, of course) to buy the rights for Superman from Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster for $130[...]
From that X-Force splash to the more recent Deathstroke cover, to the inside pages of Hawk & Dove, Rob Liefeld makes his love known here. I'm thinking
Raymond Brown writes for Bleeding Cool at WonderCon from the Vertigo and Superman panels.
Vertigo: The New Blood
The panelists for the Vertigo panel were senior editor Will Dennis, writer Scott Snyder and artist Dustin Nguyen.
Dennis discussed several upcoming Vertigo releases. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fables, Vertigo will be rereleasing the first trade paperback collection[...]
The Metropolis Planet, Illinois, reports on plans to rename a series of connected streets Truth, Justice and The American Way, so as to better reflect the name of the town, regarding popular culture, and to create the signpost above.
Street signage will reflect the nicknames "Truth," located in the alley by the Dippin' Dots building; "Justice,"[...]
I understand that once again, DC have a lock down on the top ten of comics distributed in North American comic shops, with the sixth issues of Justice League, Batman, Action Comics, Detective Comics, Green Lantern, Batman: The Dark Knight, Superman, Flash, Aquaman and Batman & Robin The only difference from January 2012 is that[...]
The fools.
20th Century Danny Boy: The Trials Of Superman Volume II – Available Now & FREE!
Nearly 30,000 people have downloaded Volume I of The Trials Of Superman, and the feedback has been amazing. The response was that great that I've decided to do two additional volumes, so here, without any delay, is The Trials Of[...]
DailyWatch: The Oklahoma Daily comes out against Before Watchmen.
SpudWatch: USA Today covers Batman and Superman and Mr Potato Heads.
CockroachWatch: An Iranian exiled over his cartoons is creating a new graphic novel about his experience.
Neyestani's autobiographical comic book "An Iranian Metamorphosis," a Kafkaesque story recounting his jailing in Iran over a cartoon depicting a cockroach that[...]
In a preview of Gene Ha's work from an upcoming issue of Action Comics #9, the DC Source has shown us that the Superman of a parallel Earth isn't the old white guy you might once have known, but a rather buff black man.
Grant Morrison recently gave us a black superman President in Final Crisis,[...]
"People are fighting to save America, I'm fighting to save the world!"
Those were the words of Maksim Katsnelson, from the George Washington statue in Union Square Park, Manhattan, today, dressed as Superman, as he espoused a desire for the world to be unified Shortly before police tried to drag him down and he moved to[...]
Marvel stopped all their characters smoking, DC pulped a copy of Superman because the cover featured the grown Clark Kent drinking from a bottle that close examination revealed to be root beer, but having the characters appear on gambling machines was fine, apparently, even if playing them online is illegal in the USA.
Now Microgaming has[...]
Little Bleeder Patrick Stephens, reporting from the floor of Wizard World New Orleans this past weekend reports straight from the horse's mouth, George Perez's lost plans for his currently concluding Superman run.
Including one that would have Superman deal with the death of Lana Lang, his schoolboy sweetheart who had previously been unseen in the New[...]
Yesterday, we learned of the upcoming Batman/Detective Comics crossover Night Of The Owls from the official DC Source blog.
But also at the Superman Homepage, Matt Idleson talked about a Superman, Superboy and Supergirl crossover this summer He wrote;
Many things that will be factors in ACTION this year are being established in issues #5-6, Frank[...]
The casting call is above with a Fritz Lang Metropolis figure with a Star Trek logo, for some reason… and in the back a figure from a different Metropolis, Superman But tht pose looks rather familiar, let's take a closer look…
Yes, very familiar indeed.
Say, did Alex Ross get paid a design fee, maybe? What do[...]
He writes;
In the most recent issue of SUPERMAN, I noticed that the lead character, as drawn by Jesus Merino, oft times bore a resemblance to my dear Jonathan Carroll, so I decided to follow that through in this illo In a previous sketch I drew of Wonder Woman (as well as Jim Lee's drawings in[...]
A previous ad saw Superman facing down Occupy Metropolis Well this one, running in the state local press, gets a little more down with the birds and the bees, advertising tomorrow's Action Comics #5.
I do like their Apocalyptical new logo as well.
We've covered the antics of A Comic Shop in Orlando, Florida a number[...]
He may be the law. But this particular advert for Judge Dredd in 2000AD, by Mike McMahon and Brian Bolland, may cause a trademark lawyer a heart attack
Nothing can make the prescence of the Wildstorm Universe, truly rebooted within the new 52, quite as clear as the cover to Superman #8, to be published by DC Comics in April
While the cover to Action Comics #8 features Superman and the Collectors, messing around with Bottle cities and Bottle people, the cover to[...]
Fox News' The Five discuss the Republican Presidential candidates all picking Superman as the superhero they'd like to be (aside from Ron Paul who dismissed the question)… and then look to their own superhero inspirations…
Fox News' The Five discuss the Republican Presidential candidates all picking Superman as the superhero they'd like to be (aside[...]
And the original Sand Superman saga from 1971 is still my favorite 70s-era Superman story I stumbled across a cache of this part of the run when I was a kid and read them to tatters Who could resist a Superman story by Denny O'Neil, Curt Swan, and Murphy Anderson that kicked off with that[...]
It was a terribly engaging theory, that Superman was intended to have been replaced by a Sand creature back in 1988, as a possible get out to the Lois And Clark wedding And only revealed when the annual in question was finaly printed many years later Compiled by DB Hughes it was one of the[...]