Preview The Green Lantern #9 In Black And White From Morrison And Sharp
The Green Lantern #9 is out this week from DC Comics and while others may have the scoop on the
Read moreThe Green Lantern #9 is out this week from DC Comics and while others may have the scoop on the
Read moreAlthough Vertigo is shutting down, DC Comics is doubling down on its mature imprint, DC Black Label with a slew
Read moreOne of the biggest traits we’ve seen on The CW’s The Flash is Barry’s Allen’s obsessive tendency in solving a
Read moreA rather brief preview, but a preview nonetheless of this week’s Lois Lane #1 from Greg Rucka and Mike Perkins.
Read moreWith all the delays that have plagued the Young Animals imprint at DC Comics, maybe mini-series was the way to
Read moreThe usual grumpy and stoic Bruce Wayne is now living it up at a casino, mouthing off to his friends
Read moreOne of the biggest question marks about Dial H For Hero so far is exactly who Mister Thunderbolt is and
Read moreThis is it. Justice League Dark has been building to this essentially since the beginning. The final clash between order
Read moreAs one door shuts, so another opens. As we hear of Vertigo’s demise it would seem DC Black Label is
Read moreSo far, Kelly Sue DeConnick’s Aquaman run has been a distinctive and suitably grand interpretation of the character, but it
Read moreFrank Miller is like the comic book equivalent of a stadium rock band, and this is a status he’s had
Read moreFrank Miller is like the comic book equivalent of a stadium rock band, and this is a status he’s had
Read moreTwo Batmen are travelling through the desert with a coffin. It’s not a set-up for a joke, it’s the opening
Read moreFrank Miller and John Romita Jr. take on the origins of Superman with Superman: Year One, which takes us back to the childhood upbringing of Clark Kent/Kal-El in Smallville, Kansas.
Read moreOne of the most highly anticipated series of the year finally arrived last Wednesday from DC Comics’ newly revitalised Black
Read moreLucifer #9 is going large by inviting Kelley Jones in as guest artist and giving this macabre comic even more
Read moreThomas Wayne has a strange way of trying to save his son and this week’s issue of Batman, by Tom
Read moreVertigo, the signature imprint from DC Comics responsible for some of the most influential comics of the medium, is shutting
Read moreWhile there is still a lot of building tension to be had out of this week’s Justice League #26, this
Read moreFrom what I’ve dredged up around the internet regarding the new LHS series, Legion of Superheroes: Millennium #1, (by Brian
Read moreRed Hood is beginning to feel some affection for his new crew, but this realization is interrupted by the arrival of Essence of the All-Caste. She wants to bring Jason back to the All-Caste, but he’s not so willing.
Read moreWith the news that time was up for Geoff Johns’s plans for the Justice Society of America’s return to the DCU
Read moreSupergirl #31 finds the Girl of Steel deep in the crossover with Superman, as the House of El try to
Read moreDC Black Label seem to be building up momentum once again, after a false start last year with the paranoia
Read more80 Years of The Bat is a column created to celebrate the 80th anniversary of one of the most beloved
Read moreHawkman delves into another of his past lives, which leads him to a time when he was caught reincarnating in a meaningless war between two alike races.
Read moreEver since last year’s Superman relaunch the Man of Steel has been gearing up to confront Rogol Zaar, the villain
Read more[+++Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Batman Who Laughs #7 out next month+++] Whatever the epitome of The Batman
Read more[+++Warning: This article contains spoilers for The Batman Who Laughs #7 out next month+++] Whatever the epitome of The Batman
Read moreFans won’t have to wait as long for the next DC Animated film. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has moved up
Read moreThe beginning of a superhero’s career wouldn’t be complete without the origins of their greatest enemy as well. The Flash
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