Brian Michael Bendis To Leave ‘Superman’ And ‘Action Comics’
DC Comics solicitations can often be a place where you read news that hasn’t yet been officially announced and if
Read moreDC Comics solicitations can often be a place where you read news that hasn’t yet been officially announced and if
Read moreWritten by Brian Michael Bendis Pencil art by Ivan Reis Inks by Julio Ferreira and Danny Miki Coloured art by Alex Sinclair “New Villain
Read moreSuperman has never really been one to clean up the streets of Metropolis. Now that’s largely because his presence in
Read moreExperimental comics have existed since the art form began. However, not every experiment is successful. What side of that line
Read moreWritten by Brian Michael Bendis, David F. Walker Art by Scott Godlewski, Michael Avon Oeming Colour art by Gabe Eltaeb
Read moreThe whole House of El get on on the action in Action Comisc #1025 and DC Comics have given us
Read moreSuperman returns to his other day job of mild-mannered reporter in Action Comics #1024 by Brian Michael Bendis, John Romita Jr., Klaus
Read moreOne of the best additions to the Superman mythos over the years was his vulnerability to magic. It’s added some
Read moreDetective Comics #1027 celebrates Batman’s 1000th appearance in the book, so a good excuse to push put the boat with
Read moreIn comics, massive villain attacks seem to be a common occurrence (Lex Luthor attacking the city, must be Tuesday!). However,
Read moreSuperman and magic don’t mix, so it’s lucky he’s got Doctor Fate on hand when a new magically-powered villain confronts
Read moreOne of the oldest traditions in comics is the Legion election, dating all the way back to Adventure Comics #304,
Read moreOkay, okay, Young Justice has very little to do with Batman other than the inclusion of Tim Drake, who isn’t
Read moreOne of the best things about Superman in the past decade or so is how much his family has grown,
Read moreDC Comics held its first panel at Comic-Con@Home Friday morning and it was jam packed with your favorite creators. It
Read moreAlready dealing with the fallout from revealing his secret identity to the world Superman now has to juggle that with
Read moreOf all of Young Justice, Bart Allen has probably been through the most. It’s almost impossible to describe him in
Read moreTo say the Man of Steel’s relationship with magic is complicated is an understatement. However, Superman #23 shows how truly
Read moreMagic and the Man of Steel just do not mix well. It’s one of his few weaknesses, so it’s no
Read moreYoung Justice #16 is our first team book preview today, and draws in close on Bart Allen, better known as
Read moreThe Hollywood Reporter (THR) has reported that DC Comics have postponed the 6 issue Event Leviathan: Checkmate mini-series that had already
Read moreAnd it only took fourteen years. Monday night, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund issued a statement concerning allegations against
Read moreThis issue of Superman is the pay off to a months long promise of a slugfest between the Man of
Read moreAs Jon Kent acclimates himself in the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes continues to battle the villains as well as
Read moreWe’ve already had a sneak peek at Superman #23, and now we bring you a preview of Superman #22 from
Read moreThe Man of Steel faces an all-new magical villain in Superman #23 by Brian Michael Bendis, Kevin Maguire, John Timms and Dave
Read moreWith the comics industry slowly returning from the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are taking the opportunity to introduce each
Read moreSince 2011, the DC Universe has seen a snarl of continuity. However, about two years ago, Brian Michael Bendis joined
Read moreA new issue of Legion of Super-Heroes and a new set of rookie members are introduced, including a Gold Lantern?
Read moreBrian Michael Bendis and John Romita Jr bring you Action Comics #1022, out today (06.01.2020) from DC Comics and the
Read moreWhen Ultimate Spider-Man launched in August 2000, it arguably launched the modern age of comics. It was a modern take
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