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1 on Interview with Punchline: The Gotham Game's Tini and Blake HowardThe story of Alexis Kaye is far from innocent. Not that she would ever admit it! First appearing in the early stages of James Tynion IV's Joker War event spun out of Batman #89, Punchline would join several new characters like Ghost-Maker, The Designer, Miracle Molly, and more in populating the new Gotham. Once a…
At the risk of sounding like a broken record, All-Out War isn't much of a war, but finally starts the fight properly. The third installment follows the remaining survivors continuing their mission to extract a high valued target or die trying. Alex Paknadel and Matthew Rosenberg have managed to craft a nihilistic rescue mission set…
If you were waiting for Cam to give you his next impassioned Jurassic League review, then I have bad news. Cam is sick and needs some time to heal. The good news is that I will be your host for the time being. I won't lie and say that you're in good hands, but I…
Two original graphic novels with two vastly different takes on Batman have been announced by DC Comics, and they both sound delightful in their own ways. Next spring will see the publisher release Stuart Gibbs and Berat Peckmezci's Bruce Wayne: Not Super and Jim Benton's Fann Club: The Batman Squad, both of which are aimed…
DC has announced a new partnership with WEBTOON that will see brand-new stories coming to the service in the near future. DC announced the new partnership with WEBTOON on Tuesday via a press release. No information is available as of yet as to which characters will be used in the new digital-only stories, but it…
Well, we knew this was going to happen sooner or later. Brian Michael Bendis entering the world of DC Comics was one of the biggest creative shakeups that the two companies have had in some time... though I can’t say I’m all for what DC got out of the deal. From Daredevil to Immortal Hulk,…
Coming fresh of the heels of Dark Nights: Death Metal, DC Comics is beginning 2021 with a line-wide event, stretching from January through February: DC Future State. Future State - presumably replacing DC's original 5G plans - will place the characters of the DC Universe into "futures both near and far", with a wide variety of new…
Following massive layoffs and company wide restructuring, DC Comics has confirmed the cancellation of several titles including Teen Titans, Young Justice, Suicide Squad, Hawkman, and John Constantine: Hellblazer. These books join the already confirmed cancellations of Batgirl, Batman and the Outsiders, and Justice League Odyssey alongside the planned conclusions of The Batman’s Grave and Metal…
To say that Jim Lee is a busy man is like saying March was "an inconvenient month" for everyone: technically true, but also a vast understatement. Currently the sole Publisher and Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics (not to mention one of the most renowned artists in the comic book industry), there is quite likely a lot…
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of us are finding ourselves at home. Parents may be running out of ways to entertain their kids, but never fear, DC is here to help. DC has announced that it is launching DC Kids Camp on Wednesday starting at 10am Pacific. The activities will include activity sheets,…
DC Comics has announced that it will not be attending any conventions for the month of March, starting with Emerald City Comic Con. The United States has seen an increase in COVID-19 virus cases over the past 10 days. The region with the highest number of cases has been Washington state with nine deaths reported…
DC and Warner Bros. have had a tough time at the box office. They've been making money, but have yet to make the same cultural impact that Marvel has made in theaters despite having the better-known cast of characters. But things have been changing lately. Wonder Woman is a good movie that did well at…
Canary. Robin. Hawk. Dove. There are so many birds in the DC universe, you could make a team out of them. Oh, right - someone did: The Birds of Prey. And that team was started by some of DC's longest-lived heroines. With the movie officially underway, it's time to start talking about the primary players…
Even if your comics are the best ones out there, it's tough to just publish books. You need to make action figures, movies, TV shows, various hats - you get the idea. But for a company like DC, that publishing core still has to hold everything else up, and it looks like some recent employee…
I find myself, more often than is probably reasonable, trying to explain to people who Reverse-Flash is and why I have multiple action figures, statues, and t-shirts for the character. They, probably like you, look at me like I'm a giant idiot. I'll grant you that! But the point stands: I adore the Reverse-Flash, one…
Aquaman. Blonde and clean-cut. He's one of the best-known comic characters in the world, but for years "DC" only stood for "Dorky Chump" when it came to the king of the ocean. These days, Aquaman is pretty cool again, thanks to none other than Khal Drogo stepping into his scalemail. But DC has been working…
One of the most exciting upcoming DC movies is based around one of the very oldest comic book characters: Shazam, Earth's Mightiest Mortal. At a glance, he might look like an off-brand Superman, but there's more to this character than meets the eye - both in the pages of the comic and out. And he…
The landscape for comic books on TV is a very different one from what it looked like 18 years ago. Back then, comic book shows had to be disguised as dramas, with promises that costumes would never come out. Now we get comic-accurate costumes and annual crossovers that mimic the old "Annual" issues of comics.…
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