Meeting Boyzarro In Superman #42
After seeing a tease on Patrick Gleason’s Twitter months ago, I have been looking forward to Superman #42 as it
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Behold Gerard Way’s Nightmarish Version Of Batman In Kingdom Of The Mad
Gerard Way is a former My Chemical Romance band member who’s gone on to make a killing in the comic
Read moreDC’s Black Label: First Wave Of Titles Announced
The new mature readers’ label at DC has just announced its first six titles they’ll be releasing under their new
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: Feb. 28th, 2018 – Avengers, The Unbelievable Gwenpool, Mera: Queen Of Atlantis, The Terrifics, Transformers: Lost Light
Alright, so last week had a couple stories either winding down or reaching their end, so it was a pretty
Read moreA Covert Mission Turns Into An All-Out Brawl In Green Lanterns #42
The investigation into a superhero human trafficking ring has Green Lanterns Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz going undercover. The trail
Read moreExclusive Interview: Mike Perkins On His Move To DC – “I’ve Never Had The Chance To Work With Bendis, Perhaps Now I Will”
You will probably have heard by now that Mike Perkins is leaving Marvel Comics after 14 years to work for
Read moreThe Speedsters Spring Into Action In A Frozen Central City In The Flash #41
Barry Allen’s connection to the Speed Force has been severed by Gorilla Grodd. The telepathic villain stole the speed from
Read morePreparing For Battle Against General Zod In Hal Jordan And The GLC #39
Hal Jordan is often described as the greatest Green Lantern of all. It seems that even General Zod is taking
Read moreFantastic Fun: Reviewing The Terrifics #1 From DC Comics, Lemire & Reis
This is a series, written by Jeff Lemire and illustrated by Ivan Reis (as ever, inked in simpatico by Joe
Read moreECCC 2018: Writing For DC Comics With Julie & Shawna Benson, Jody Houser, James Tynion IV, Mark Russell, Jeff Parker
Have you ever wanted to know what it’s like to write for DC Comics? Friday at Emerald City Comic Con,
Read moreECCC 2018: What’s Next For DC Comics?
Moderator Hank Kanalz opened DC’s first Emerald City Comic Con panel by introducing the panelists: Marguerite Bennett (Batwoman), Justin Jordan
Read moreNever Underestimate A Snooty Robot In Action Comics #998
Superman and Booster Gold are about to be destroyed with an array of heat vision from General Zod, Ursa, their
Read moreNeil Gaiman To Lead A Sandman Universe Line Of Comics At DC
Announced this morning on Entertainment Weekly, and seemingly tied to the advent of Emerald City Comic Con, Neil Gaiman will
Read moreBatman Goes Steampunk In The Animated Adaption Of Gotham By Gaslight
Since the early 90s, we comic book fans have been treated to animated adaptations of our favorite characters. As a
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: Feb. 21st, 2018 – Avengers, Justice League, Catalyst Prime: Summit, Musketeers, WWE
If you’re not familiar, welcome to Bottom of the Pile, where I talk about some of my favorite comics on
Read moreThe Man Of Steel Fights To Save An Alien Planet In Superman #41
Superman and Superboy have flown off to the planet Galymayne in an effort to either prevent it from exploding or
Read moreIt’s Always Awkward When Your Mom Shows Up At School – Super Sons #13 Review
Superboy and Robin go to school. That might sound lame, but I assure you, it’s the farthest thing from it.
Read moreGet Ready For Some Intergalactic Detective Work In Green Lanterns #41
Simon and Jessica’s investigation into a superhero trafficking ring brings them to the scenic planet of Hellhole. Yes, it once
Read moreBatman: The Animated Series 1/6 Scale Figure Available From Mondo
As well as some of the coolest looking film inspired screen prints around today, Mondo also dabble in the odd
Read moreTurtle Blood And Mutagen-Infused Venom Flow In Batman / TMNT II #4
Bane has been let loose in the Ninja Turtles’ world and has quickly taken over the Foot Clan. Now he’s
Read moreAction Comics #1000 Release Variant Covers Celebrating Each Dynamic Decade Of Superman!
With the highly anticipated Action Comics #1000 (well, in my household, anyway) only a few weeks off, I was excited
Read moreDC Tackle Young Adult And Middle Graders With Zoom & Ink: New Imprints And OGNs
Taking a step onto the Young Adults literary market comes DC, finally, with a slate of original graphic novel written
Read moreJust Enough Yin In The Yang: New Super-Man And The Justice League Of China #20
New Super-Man is just such a cool concept. Obviously the very conceit of a Chinese Superman was temping, but hearing
Read moreGorilla Grodd Attacks Without Mercy In The Flash #40
Gorilla Grodd is dying and he’s gotten desperate. He’s decided the only way to cure himself of the disease that’s
Read moreCon Countdown: A New Look For MCM Birmingham And David Finch Comes To Town
It would seem ReedPOP’s influence on their newly acquired MCM Comic Con UK shows, which we previously covered, is beginning
Read moreThe Greatest Green Lantern Of All Shows How It’s Done In Hal Jordan And The GLC #38
Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner just got their butts kicked by General Zod. Now they’re held captive without
Read moreLor-Zod Is The Anti-Superman And My New Favorite Villain In Action Comics #997
Superman and Booster Gold have crash-landed on planet Jekuul, a few decades in the future where it’s now going by
Read moreBottom Of The Pile: Feb. 7th, 2018 – Avengers, Green Lanterns, Adam Warlock, Justice League, Witchblade
Is DC starting to revert to its pre-Flashpoint universe? It sounds crazy, but maybe there’s something to the idea… If
Read moreBendis On Superman: A Rollercoaster of Emotion
Just in case you haven’t heard, Brian Michael Bendis has jumped ship from Marvel and landed at DC Comics in
Read moreYoung Monsters In Love: DC’s Valentine’s Anthology Takes A Predictable Route
Ah, anthologies…always a tricky thing. 80 pages, 10 strips, what are the odds that they’re all going to be classics?
Read moreDrat And Double Drat: The Finale Of Dastardly & Muttley Reviewed
Sublime and utterly, wonderfully, ridiculously funny. That’s what the first five issues of Dastardly & Muttley have been. What started as
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