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Batman (with the Green Goblin in tow) attempts to search for the Joker, but is hesitant to allow Spider-Man to join him. (Marvel/DC Parody)Visit ... www.veoh.com

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Batman, Superman, Joker, and entire crew go MMORPG. DC Universe Online from Sony Online Entertainment is coming to the PS3. gamevideos.1up.com

Batman is forced to choose between helping the Joker restore Spider-Man's memories, or leaving him to a much worse fate. (Marvel/DC Parody) www.veoh.com

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By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Batman: Unseen #3 (DC Comics) You know, if Batman just used the heat-vision lenses in his cowl, fighting an invisible man really wouldn’t give him much trouble. Of course, then we would have been denied artist Kelley Jones’ depiction of Batman getting kicked around by an unseen foe for abo...

By David Pepose It was golden. Moore and Lloyd’s work was groundbreaking, as it got Moore in particular a shot at the big times — DC Comics. In 1983, Moore was writing Swamp Thing, moving onto icons such as Superman in “For the Man Who Has Everything” and Batman in “The Killing Joke,” and would soon move on to th...

SUPER FRIENDS! Season 1 Volume 1 showcases some of the greatest DC SUPER HEROES of all time including SUPERMAN, BATMAN, ROBIN, WONDER WOMAN, and AQUAMAN as they combine their special powers to save the world. The Fab Five along with the help of hero trainees Wendy, Marvin and WONDER DOG mus...

By E. I have mentioned the “draw Batgirl” lj meme before, but apparently it is a Thing to do even among more serious artists. “Batgirl,” by chriss2d on deviantart. Character copyright © DC Comics I have mentioned the “draw Batgirl” lj meme before, but apparently it is a Thing to do e

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) Almost, if not all, of this DC Originals stuff stars the same five heroes, which you see above. I can only guess that Wonder Woman is licensed separately or something, because I do see her on some DCO merchandise, but she's always by herself, never mixing in with Superman, Batman, Aquaman, F...

By ComicList DC Comics for Wednesday, November 4, 2009, by Charles LePage. PLEASE NOTE- Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. Let me know if any of the names or numbers are wrong. To find a local comic book shop, please browse The Master List of Comic Book & Trading Card Stores.

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By rossofsaunders So DC has Dan Didio, Grant Morrison, Geoff Johns, and Greg Rucka setting the tone for the DCU.  Marvel, meanwhile, has Joe Quesada, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, and Matt Fraction guiding things there. I think there was some Editorial failures on Final Crisis, such as Legion of Three W...

By duffya A few weeks ago, an episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold was released. The series is already unique for teaming Batman up with a different superhero every week, showing off the extended roster of lesser known DC characters, but the episode Mayhem of the Music Meister was unique in that i...

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By duffya Alright, I’ve been putting this off for a while now. Batman’s dead, that is to say, Bruce Wayne (the guy who played Batman in the Christopher Nolan directed Batman Begins and The Dark Knight) is no longer living in the DC comics continuity.

By Greg Burgas DC: Why is Spawn guest-starring in Batman #695 (page 71; 13 January)? Some dude named Grant Morrison has a book called Joe the Barbarian on page 108 (20 January). If you like shitty, non-linear, pretentious comics which probably don't feature enough ass-kicking, that is.

By G-Man World's Finest" is an idea that DC started way back in 1941 .  It typically involved a team-up between Superman and Batman .  As you know, Superman is off planet on New Krypton and Batman...well we know that Bruce is lost somewhere in time and Dick Grayson is filling in for him.  The question may be,...

By BrentJS Sprecher The superhero Green Lantern is not as well-known as some of DC Comics' other characters like Superman and Batman, but Warner Bros. is banking on director Martin Campbell (Casino Royale) and lead actor Ryan Reynolds changing that when the live-action Green Lantern movie hits theaters.

ComicBookResources.com caught up with Paul Levitz to talk to him about the transition from DC Comics President and Publisher to DC Comics writer. Here's a portion of the interview where he discusses the up-coming "Superman/Batman" annual he's writing...

By Russ Burlingame The Warner Brothers Home Video weekly e-mail newsletter just hit, too, which offers fans a shot at up to 40% off all DC Comics products at the Warner Brothers website. It’s mostly notable because of the nice little piece of accompanying art that came with it, featuring characters like Guy G...

By GLSpotlight Join the guys as they (finally) discuss the major news DC Comics has planned for January, and review Blackest Night: Batman #2 and Green Lantern Corps #40. Join the guys as they (finally) discuss the major news DC Comics has planned for January, and review Blackest Night: Batman #2 and Gree...

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By G-Man Plastic Man's history is given.  He started out bad. He turned into things versus other stretch characters just reached for things.  Images from Police Comics #1 from Quality Comics are shown. DC acquired rights then didn't really use him for a while. He was seen as a kind of like a James Bond sup...

By G-Man I love seeing Frank Quitely 's art.  DC has shared a peak at the cover to Batman And Robin #6.  There's a new villain making his way to Gotham.  According to DC, he's a deadly foe going by the name of..."The Flamingo."   Guess we'll have to see him in action in order to see just how dangerous he can be.

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Batman: The Brave and the Bold #10 (DC Comics) In this issue, Batman grows into a gigantic green, fire-breathing kaiju and tries to smash a prison full of convicted criminals. It’s up to The Atom to get really big and punch him in the face until Green Arrow can find the antidote. That is a very go...

While we eagerly await the next DC Universe Animated Movie "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" in February 2010, Voices From Krypton has posted an exclusive look behind the scenes, with storyboard images and quotes from writer Dwayne McDuffie and many of the voice actors. Here's a sni...

By DrNorge Episode 183: New Issue Scramble: We take a look at Magog #2, Red Robin #5, Batman Blackest Night #3, Adventure Comics #3. Remember the “Ragdoll of the Whatnot Contest” you can still enter and the deadline is midnight, October 31st . Note: Sean is fighting a flu bug and wanted to thank Jim for he...

Little is currently known about the proposed Superman slot, but it's believed the game developers will emulate some of the key aspects of their earlier DC releases. Unlike the Marvel themed slots that Intercasino currently offers, none of the DC slots have so far featured progressive ja...

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After a fan asked him whether any of his older work would be turned into motion comics, he said that he's made a proposal to DC to release a collection of his Batman work, which could then make for a good motion comic series if modernized. Adam also said his daughter Kris is lobbying DC to turn th...

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) These Toon Tumblers have been around for a few years, but only recently did they get the DC license, which now enables them to make Toon Tumblers featuring not only Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Aquaman, but also Green Lantern, Poison Ivy, Sgt. Rock--even the Justice Society!

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In an interview with Newsarama , Dan DiDio revealed that former DC Publisher Paul Levitz will be writing a series of annuals starting in 2010, one of which is the upcoming Superman/Batman annual. Fore more info, click 'READ MORE'

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By Babs One thing is for sure, Tony Daniel really knows his Batman ; something he proved with his work on ' Battle For The Cowl .' It should come as no surprise to that he would be a prime candidate to take over ' Batman ' starting with issue #692. As you can see in the preview courtesy of DC , ' Batman ' will be...

Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze, is not only returning to comics in the form of a Batman/Doc savage mini, but a continuing DC series as well. Reported today by Aint It Cool News is the fact that the writing/producing team of Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci are producing a new movie version of the c...

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By Esther Inglis-Arkell Most comics have at least one character more interesting than the heroes. Here's what it would look like if comics were centered on the background characters. DC and Marvel will never be the same. There are many rants on the internet saying that Bruce Wayne's money could prevent crime more ef...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Of the top ten, there’s one more DC book—Grant Morrison and Philip Tan’s Batman and Robin—with Marvel claiming the other four spots, with event title Captain America: Reborn, two “Dark Reign” branded tie-ins, and Wolverine Giant-Size Old Man Logan.

By DrNorge Episode 182: A Look at Batman and R.E.B.E.L.S.: This episode we dive into Batman 691, Batman and Robin 5, and tackle the massive R.E.B.E.L.S Annual #1 with Starro’s origin. It’s cover to cover goodness. We also have some listener emails and voicemails. The show wraps up with a very special son parody as a p...

DC comics is about to unveil a new pulp-influenced take on the DC Universe that's so so gritty it could only come from the mind of legendary comic writer Brian Azzarello. This November, Batman will team up with pulp icon Doc Savage in Batman/Doc Savage Special.

By Babs If you are still on the fence about whether or not you should go out and pick up the latest issue of 'Batman: Streets of Gotham' #5, then perhaps a quick look at what you can expect might convince you, courtesy of DC . All I can say is, Dustin Nguyen has done it again! Writer Chris Yost takes over fo...

By Graeme McMillan Let's quickly get the superhero stuff out of the way, shall we? DC is launching a new Azrael series, mixing Batman and The DaVinci Code for a new religious hero to light Gotham's streets. Or something. DC is also putting out a hardcover collection of the much-delayed, but much-awesome Final...

By BrentJS Sprecher Award-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind) has thrown off the shackles of his comic book movie mistake, Batman & Robin, and is forging ahead with multiple comic adaptations. One he's especially excited about is a live-action version of DC Comics' Lobo, a nearly-...

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By Meredith Woerner And he's got a point: it did teach us all that there is a wrong way and a right way to make campy comic book movies. And if it made future comic book screenplay adapters more careful with how they portray this world, then that's one thing it has going for it as well.

Blackest Night: Batman 3, Detective Comics Annual 11, JSA vs. Kobra 5, Secret Six 14, The Shield 2, Titans 18, and the Unwritten 6 Four good, three bad. Look inside and see if you agree which ones!

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Blackest Night: Batman 3, Detective Comics Annual 11, JSA vs. Kobra 5, Secret Six 14, The Shield 2, Titans 18, and the Unwritten 6 Four good, three bad. Look inside and see if you agree which ones!

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Action Comics 882, Adventure Comics 3, Batman 691, Booster Gold 25, Green Lantern Corps 41, R.E.B.E.L.S. 9, and Red Robin 5

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By BrentJS Sprecher And, in news that would trump the Hayley announcement if it turns out to be true, Green Lantern may be visited by at least one other major character from the DC Universe. According to Knowles' source, Superman will make an appearance in the movie. If this rumor turns out to be true, it could be t...

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) Behind the spooky, spiffy cover by J.Bone comes a tale where the Super Friends encounter the strange being known as...The Shaggy Man! After the individual efforts of Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern fail to stop the Shaggy Man and calm him down, Wonder Woman gets the bright idea to tr...

By Johanna More my speed is the FOX TV series Human Target starring Mark Valley (Boston Legal, Swingtown, Fringe). (I’ve always though he should play Captain America, myself.) It’s starting in January, so DC’s releasing a new collection then. Peter Milligan’s four-issue miniseries (illustrated b...

By ComicList Media Release -- Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis' cosmic company-wide crossover event Blackest Night #3 ramped up the battle between the Lantern Corps and the undead Black Lanterns, providing DC Comics with the best-selling comic book title for September 2009, based upon total unit sales to...

By Brian Cronin Okay, it's been a month now, you can have your DC and Marvel superheroes back! And for this "new" start, let's take a look at a few days of Batman: Year One moments!! So cool. Yes the bat moment is cool and of course is homaged in "Batman Begins" but I do love the fact ...

By Greg Burgas I love comics that keep getting better. This is one of them. The Unwritten #6 ("Inside Man Part One") by Mike Carey (writer), Peter Gross (artist), Chris Chuckry (colorist), Jeanne McGee (colorist), and Todd Klein (letterer). $2.99, 22 pgs, FC, DC/Vertigo.

By Chris Sims Catwoman #1-37 and Secret Files: And speaking of underrated comics, this is the entire Ed Brubaker run on Catwoman, which was consistently one of the best books DC was putting out at the time. Gorgeous art from guys like Cooke and Stewart, fantastic super-hero noir storytelling.

By The Rev. OJ Flow In the last DC solicitations, the one we DO receive as a media outlet, the closest thing to new action figures was an expanded array of repainted, previously available figures featuring the A-list of the Batman Family. Under the banner DC ORIGINS SERIES 1 ACTION FIGURE TWO-PACKS, I can tel...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Blackest Night: Batman #3 (DC Comics) Superman could have shut this whole place down without killing anyone or allowing anyone else to kill anyone. Batman might not have been able to, but he would have tried. But Wonder Woman? She’s apparently no Superman or Batman.

WEDNESDAY COMICS, the groundbreaking weekly series featuring the all-star talents of Neil Gaiman, Joe Kubert, Lee Bermejo, Brian Azzarello, Kurt Busiek and many more, was a critical and commercial success across the board, featuring DC's greatest characters, including Superman,...

In the spirit of superhero fashion shoots, here’s one by Thierry Le Gouès, which includes model Ali Stephens and a guy in a Batman costume, which ran in the French magazine, Revue de Modes. Thanks to Jim D. for the link. Meanwhile, the NY Times reports on a superhero-themes line of clothing goi...

Be there from 6 to 8 p.m. to whet your whistle and see the merch, which includes everything from t-shirts, socks and scarves to tote bags, wallets, ties and cuff links (thankfully, no leotards). The gear will be available through the holiday season. I have my eye on a t-shirt emblazoned with the...

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By Babs Join us for an evening of cocktails, DJs, gourmet finger foods, and fabulous high fashion. Witness Christopher Nolan 's screen-used Batman suit as well as the Catwoman , and Two-Face costumes straight from the silver screen. And best of all...

By zhuzhuhamster A Test of Two Minds: Superman and Batman Dinner with DCU and Special Guest Kevin Conroy Exclusive sneak peek at DC Universe’s Justice League Crisis on Two Earths Bruce Timm presents six bonus cartoons Explore four other DC Universe animated movies Readmore

By Babs This past weekend it was revealed that the ' Outsiders ' book would be receiving a new creative team come January. Beginning with issue #26, Editor-in-Chief of DC Comics, Dan Didio , and the current artist for ' Batman and Robin ,' Philip Tan , will be taking over for the series. I for one am pret...

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By J. Caleb Mozzocco —A while ago, I did a “If the free market chose the Justice League” post, in which I used the admittedly arbitrary criteria of which seven DC superheroes had the top-selling solo books to determine who “The Big Seven” of the DCU really were at the moment.

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That's a good question, because you know what? We always want to show the connectiveness of the DC Universe, the continuity of the DC Universe, but we also want every story of each of the different comics to stand on their own. We could have other comics say, "Hey, where's Superman today? Whe...

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By Ian BATMAN AND ROBIN #4 DOOM PATROL #1 FANTASTIC FOUR #570 DAYS MISSING #1 JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1 (of 6) NEW AVENGERS #55 DC MARVEL DARK HORSE BATMAN AND ROBIN #4 BEASTS OF BURDEN #1 (OF 4) DOOM PATROL #1 FANTASTIC FOUR #570 DAYS MISSING #1 JUSTICE LEAGUE: CRY FOR JUSTICE #1 (of 6)

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Boasting the world's SMALLEST preview cover ever (seriously, the image to the right is practically it), DC Comics took the inaugural Long Beach Comic Con by storm when they announced that DC Comics Editor Dan DiDio would be taking over writing duties on The Outsiders starting in January....

By Lan Pitts “Legends of the Superheroes” was a (Thank God) short-lived variety show that showcased various members of the DC universe. Of course you had Batman, Robin, Captain Marvel, Green Lantern, Black Canary and even Hawkman, but in one episode (only two were made), Ed McMahon introduced the JL...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Test of Minds: Superman and Batman Dinner with DCU and Special Guest Kevin Conroy First Look at Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths Blackest Night: Inside the DC Comics Universe Superman: Doomsday Batman: Gotham Knights Wonder Woman: The Amazon Princess Bruce Timm's Top Picks

By ComicList Written by Dan Slott, with art by Ryan Sook and Wade Von Grawbadger and a cover by Eric Powell, this title takes readers inside Arkham Asylum alongside Warren White, a top Gotham City financier who thought he could beat his prison rap by pleading insanity. Now he's learning why you don't cop...

By dailypop DC Comics is pleased to offer a special new edition of the classic trade paperback collecting SUPERMAN/BATMAN #1-6 to coincide with the Fall 2009 WHV direct-to-DVD DC Universe Animated Original movie, featuring the same logo as the movie packaging.

By Scott Thill As great as Superman/Batman: Public Enemies is, a lengthy teaser for Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, the next animated movie from DC Comics and Warner Bros., looks to be its equal. More ripped than ever, Batman and Superman fight off Lex Luthor's co-opted army of heroes and villains i...

By Brian Cronin You're wrong Cronin! Kirby's Captain America was awesome! I've just finished reading the Showcase editions of Brave and the Bold and I haven't enjoyed reading comic book stories ... Look, character changes are easy, right? Use the DC Comics model: At September 29, 2009, Michael wrote:

The king of comic book movie cameos wants to do some DC movies as well!

By Kofi Outlaw Superman and Batman have long been the top favorites in the DC Universe - and the only things fans love more than seeing them in their respective adventures is seeing them team up to take on evil. In fact, fans love the Superman/Batman pairing so much that in 2003, DC Comics launched an ongoin...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco “To be fair, Public Enemies actually fixes a lot of the plot problems with the original comic it’s adapting”: Graeme McMillian has an early review of the latest of those weird DC direct-to-DVD movies for io9, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies and it doesn’t sound like this one is going to b...

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By ComicList Batman and Robin #4 DC Comics Morrison, Tan & Glapion The issue also utilizes Dick Grayson as the ward of Bruce Wayne. It’s not entirely clear what all of the angles are with the fund raiser that Dick attends, but at the very least he attempts to explain Bruce’s absence.

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By David Pepose The Source has announced that next month’s Batman and Detective Comics has a little something extra — and by that, I mean a second feature by Derek Fridolfs and artist Dustin Nguyen called “Lil’ Gotham,” which basically crams all the humor and cuteness they can into their tiny little fram...

By G-Man Where can you find Lil' Gotham?  DC will be releasing Batman Annual #27 on October 7 and Detective Comics Annual #11 on October 14.  Both of these annuals will feature stories on the new Azrael and his developing role in the Bat-universe.  They both will also contain two-page shorts on Lil' G...

By tomztoyz(tomstoyz@cox.net) We have a good friend here named Al Bigley who is a freelance graphic artist who works in comic books & advertising. He has a blog where he shares stuff he likes: Retro Toys, The Monkees, 1970's Marvel Comics, & DC Comics Art. Well, lately, he's been showcasing some comic book artwork...

By Ed Sizemore DC has gone even one step further in that there are multiple coexisting narratives or continuities for a character. For example, look at Batman. There are at least four continuities that a fan can choose to follow. First, there is the narrative found in the comic books. Second, there is the con...

I got a chance to watch the next anticipated DC animated movie. Find out here if it's worth all the hype. Spoilers Alert!

By ComicList Batman and Robin #4 DC Comics Morrison, Tan & Glapion The issue also utilizes Dick Grayson as the ward of Bruce Wayne. It’s not entirely clear what all of the angles are with the fund raiser that Dick attends, but at the very least he attempts to explain Bruce’s absence.

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By tomztoyz(tomstoyz@cox.net) A Bat-Blog Fan named Chris sent these pics to us recently. He just bought this set of 3 GOTHAM KNIGHT Batman Movie Action Figures from the DC Universe animated film that came out last year. The 3 characters he got were Batman, Scarecrow, & Deadshot. I know a lot of you have probably seen this...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Batman: Gotham Underground (DC Comics) I passed on this when it was originally serialized, as I wasn’t reading Countdown, and it was a tie-in to a Countdown tie-in (Salvation Run), but I’ve found I’m much less picky about the comics I read when I borrow their trade collections from a libra...

By DrNorge Episode 178: Blackest Night #3. We had a crazy week but it didn’t stop us from sneaking out a show to you tonight. This episode, Jim joins us via the phone as we focus on Blackest Night #3. We really try to dissect this issue to give you our thoughts on what mysteries were solved and where we think th...

By G-Man What's in store for Batman this December?  DC has unveiled three covers including Batman 80-Page Giant by Andy Kubert, Batman#694 from writer/artist Tony Daniel  and Detective Comics #860 by J.H. Williams.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS ACTION COMICS #881 BATMAN AND ROBIN #4 BRAVE AND THE BOLD #27 OUTSIDERS #22 CAPTAIN AMERICA REBORN #3 VENGEANCE OF MOON KNIGHT #1 Which DC comic book am I most looking forward to reading? Which DC comic book am I least looking forward to reading?

By Shelly Palmer Warner Bros. is relaunching its DC Comics brand as DC Entertainment. The move finds Warner Bros. restructuring the group just as competitor Disney acquired Marvel Entertainment. With blockbuster characters like Batman, and and the Green Lantern, which is set to hit theaters in 2011.

By orfilms@gmail.com (slashfilm.com) Paul Levitz to Segue from President & Publisher of DC Comics – “Human Target” is being produced by Warner Bros. Television for a mid-season debut on Fox. – Warner Bros. Animation currently produces “Batman: The Brave and the Bold,” which airs on Cartoon Network.

Super-Friends," a television series that showcased the collective adventures of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and an assortment of other DC Comics ... and more »

Does he want to become a dark version of Batman now? Mark Bagley's artwork isn't that good here. I think certain comic book artists work shines when they ...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Batman: The Brave and the Bold #8 (DC) Chinese super-team The Great Ten team up with Batman this issue, and yet there are only four members of The Great Ten in the entire issue. Why are J. Torres, Carlo Barberi and Terry Beatty trying to un-teach our children math?

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS BATMAN AND ROBIN #3 BATMAN WIDENING GYRE #1 GOTHAM CITY SIRENS #3 JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #30 SUPERMAN #691 Which DC comic book am I most looking forward to reading? Which DC comic book am I least looking forward to reading?

Talking with Newsarama this morning, Dan DiDio announced that even though Green & Johns have been moved of fthe book 'permanently' they will be working on a new DC Universe book somewhere else. Meanwhile, Superman/Batman will shift it's focus back in time highlighting events in pas...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco “Now Archie is set to marry into money, hopefully the price was worth his soul”: I love reading reactions to the Archie/Veronica wedding like this one, whether the writer is joking, half-joking or deadly serious. Did newspapers run stuff like this for every DC “imaginary story” and delib...

Comix 411 Recently, the greatest blow of all was struck when the original Batman, Bruce Wayne, was seemingly killed while saving the Earth. Dick Grayson, the original ... DC Comics Review: Blackest Night: Batman #1Comix 411 Blackest Night: Batman #1Panels on Pages

By Don MacPherson Blackest Night: Batman #1 (DC Comics) Red Herring #1 (DC Comics/Wildstorm Productions) by David Tischman, Philip Bond & David Hahn Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 (Marvel Comics) by Brian Michael Bendis & David Lafuente

By Johanna World’s Finest has posted the back cover art for Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, coming in September, which reveals that the next direct-to-video DC animated movie, will be Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. Sounds good to me! The title suggests an opportunity to see lots of DC hero...

DC just announced today that Cameron Stewart is going to be the latest artist to step in for pencil duties on Grant Morrison's Batman & Robin book. Cameron, best known to Batman fans as the cover artist for Catwoman has teamed with Morrison in the past, producing the critically acclaim...

By comictiming@gmail.com (Ian Levenstein, Brent Kossina, et al) DC Fans of Young Justice and Teen Titans have been waiting for this issue ever since we learned of Superboy’s return. Now, we get it! Tim and Conner are back together again; only thing is that a lot has changed since their Teen Titans days. Do the two still gel, even with Tim being Tim Wayne, Red R...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco You’ve probably already seen the image to the right already, which DC released at San Diego, revealing a couple of characters who will be appearing in James Robinson and Mark Bagley’s upcoming run on Justice League of America. Between Donna Troy on the right and Dick “Batman” Grayson is Mo...

By tomstoyz@cox.net (tomztoyz) Recently I have been thinking about how this year, 2009, is the 70th Anniversary of one of the greatest comic book characters ever, Batman! The weird thing is that DC Comics ( Warner Bros ) has not been hyping that fact very much. Oh, they have mentioned it a little but there's NO huge fanfare l...

By Marc Alan Fishman • Batman, 90's Michael Keaton-Style... with... giant... folding Bat-Computer thing? • Save up your birthday money for the "Gotham City Five- Gift Pack" which includes Two-Face, Super-Friends Costumed "Exclusive" Lex Luthor, Batman and Superman, and Catwoman!

By Scott Thill Review: Bright, Bold Green Lantern Lights Up Screen, SpaceGreen Lantern: First Flight Powered By Hitchcock, Woody AllenBattlestar Babe Lights Up Green Lantern, Sucks at FroggerReview: Animated Wonder Woman Plays Sex CardBatman, Superman Become Animated Public Enemies‘Batmani...

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) Also, the first hardcover collection of Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly's Batman & Robin, "Batman Reborn," will be in deluxe format to match Batman RIP. Batman & Robin Vol. 1: Batman Reborn Deluxe HC DC Comics Classic Library: Justice League of America By George Perez Vol. 2

By Graeme McMillan Despite the success that they've brought their publisher, it seems as if DC Comics is very eager to celebrate the end of both Superman and Batman, given the care and attention lavished on two hardcover goodbyes to the characters. Superman: Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow is avail...

By Michael C. Lorah The DC Bullets softball squad returned to action Tuesday against Vanity Fair in Central Park’s North Meadow making a fashion statement with their new uniforms, sporting a Batman/baseball design (seen above) created by Andy Kubert (thanks, Andy)! As the game started, the preponderan...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) And yet the cover just says Dini. Not Dini and others or Dini and friends or Dini and McGraw, Williams, Kramer, Benitez and Marz in teensy-tiny font. Ditto the spine, which just has the words "Batman: Detective", "Paul Dini" and "DC Comics" on it.

By tomstoyz@cox.net (tomztoyz) When I was a very young teen DC Comics used to publish these HUGE comic books called Treasury Comics. They were a very large format & I used to totally love them. One of my favorites was called "Muhammad Ali VS Superman". The entire story & artwork was done by Neal Adams so you know it had s...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Batman and Robin #2 (DC Comics) You know what I don’t encounter nearly often enough? A perfect superhero comic book. That’s what this was. A new Batman, a new Robin, new interpersonal conflicts, colorful new villains and it all worked perfectly. After reading this particular issue, I have a...

By tomstoyz@cox.net (tomztoyz) o “Dinner with DC: With Special Guest Kevin Conroy”: Reprising his role from Batman: The Animated Series, Kevin Conroy joins the crew for dinner to discuss their creative approach and what the Superman/Batman team-up means. The evening will be hosted by Voice Director Andrea Romano, Pr...

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By Graeme McMillan With the second issue of DC Comics' Batman and Robin released today, we asked writer Grant Morrison why we need a new Batman, how sane Bruce Wayne really was, and whether Batman is actually sci-fi or not after all. Batman and Robin #2 is in comic stores now.

By ComicList For those not “in the know” where the world of comics is concerned, DC comics has (seemingly) killed off Batman/Bruce Wayne. A new hero’s head is needed on which to hang the cowl, and that was (ostensibly) the point of DC Comics’ three issue miniseries, Batman: Battle For The Cowl. I wish I cou...

By namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) As you can guess, this happens over and over to the various JLAers: Parasite gets away from Superman, Cheetah with Wonder Woman, Dr. Light with Green Lantern, and Scarecrow with Batman. Batman hatches a plan-he has The Flash and himself distract the robot, while Wonder Woman and Aquaman po...

In case you doubt the special place of Detective Comics, I would remind you what the “DC” in DC Comics stands for. And, yes, that does technically mean the company’s full name is Detective Comics Comics. But I digress. Post from: Batman : The Dark Knight Blog

Newsarama.com reports that DC Comics are set to announce a major overhaul to the "Superman/Batman" comic book title that will see the book return to mainstream DCU continuity, by way of looking back at past events and expanding on the characters' roles in past stories.

By dailypop With Marvel Comics launching into their Avengers franchise in the coming years, many comic book fans are wondering what DC is up. You’d think that with the success of Chris Nolan’s Dark Knight film, there would be word about his next Batman project. The press has attempted to keep the story a...

By dailypop The New Moon Knight The name Alex Alonso should be familiar by now. Formerly of DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint, Alonso has since moved to Marvel and worked on restructuring several of their most successful comics including X-Men, Spider-Man and the new Punisher and Black Panther series.

Kreisberg is kind of creating his own separate Bat-Universe that I wouldn't mind seeing continue. In his first story he brilliantly told the story of the first time Batman brought the Joker into Gotham PD for booking. I'd like to see some other “first” ...

Lego Batman: The Video Game (Traveler's Tales/Warner Bros. Interactive/DC Comics) 10. Lego Star Wars: The Video Game (Traveler's Tales/Eidos/LucasArts) 1. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Game of the Year Edition (Activision)

By ComicList Batman #687 DC Comics Winick, Benes & Hunter Back in the present time period we see Alfred mourning the loss of Bruce and Nightwing driving around Gotham pretending its Batman in the car. It seems, at this point, Dick is still not willing to take up the responsibility of being Batman.

By Don MacPherson Batman #687 (DC Comics) by Judd Winick, Ed Benes & Rob Hunter Despite the branding on the cover, this really isn’t a “Batman Reborn” title; the credits and title page within correctly bill this as an epilogue to Battle for the Cowl, bridging the two directions for the Bat-titles. Write...

By tomstoyz@cox.net (tomztoyz) Just a quick post, DC Comics just recently released BATMAN AND ROBIN Number One the other day & so far it seems like a total success. Now, I have not read it yet but all I have been hearing is really great things so that's cool. One thing I wanted to mention is that this comic book has three diff...

By Don MacPherson Batman and Robin #1 “Batman Reborn, Part One: Domino Effect” Writer: Grant Morrison Artist: Frank Quitely Colors: Alex Sinclair Letters: Patrick Brosseau Cover artists: Frank Quitely/J.G. Jones (variant) Editor: Mike Marts Publisher: DC Comics Price: $2.99 US

By david brothers This week, we kicked off with a talk about DC Comics and Tony Daniel’s Battle for the Cowl (0:30). We go over its successes (n/a), shortcomings (1:00), Tim Drake and Damian Wayne’s stature (5:20), why kids these days don’t like panties (5:35), and why you didn’t need to read Battle for the Co...

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By dailypop Batman: The Brave and the Bold Episode 17: “Menace of the Conqueror Caveman!”   The latest episode of the Batman Brave and the Bold series introduced a beloved character to Justice League cartoons and DC comic books alike, Booster Gold. The opener mini-episode featured a return of Wildca...

By ComicList DC COMICS Batman Battle For The Cowl #3 (of 3)(Tony Daniel Regular Cover), $3.99 Brave And The Bold #23, $2.99 Final Crisis Aftermath Dance #1 (of 6), $2.99 Outsiders #18, $2.99 Superman Batman #60, $2.99 Superman Ending Battle TP, $14.99

By brucecastle Batman: Battle for the Cowl #2 Published by DC Comics Written by Jonathan Hickman & Brian Michael Bendis Published by Marvel Comics Published by Image Comics Published by DC Comics 1. Detective Comics #853 Published by DC Comics

By Chris Marshall Chris DC for August DC for September Book of the Month: The Flash Archives Vol 5 HC - 47% off The Comic Book Podcast Companion TwoMorrows Publishing The Comic Book Podcast Companion GI Joe Movie Prequel Robin Search For a Hero Nightwing The Great Leap Essential Guide to GI Joe

By Henry Chamberlain DC Comics Batman #686 and Detective Comics #853  DC Comics Story by Neil Gaiman and Art by Andy Kubert We all know that Batman isn’t really dead. But it’s nice to see a death of Batman story turned into a sweet Neil Gaiman confection. You can read “Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?” no...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Justice League of America #32 (DC) Hey, Justice League of America! How have you been? Man, I haven’t seen you in forever. How long has it been now? I believe it was the Final Crisis tie-in issue illustrated by Carlos Pacheco, so I guess that means it’s been…nine months. Wow. Nine months. We used t...

Screenwriter Stan Berkowitz successfully adapts another classic DC Comics graphic novel to film with Superman/Batman: Public Enemies. Justice League: The New Frontier" writer brings Jeph Loeb comic to life in all-new DC Universe Animated Original PG-13 Movie for distribution Sept....

By Scott Thill Wired.com: That famous preface messes with the idea of canon and continuity. Moore's comic is arguably outside DC Comics continuity, and so arguably is yours. Same goes for a bunch of other awesome comics. Has continuity outlived its usefulness?

By Johanna Similar Posts: Spinner Rack: Black Panther #1, Mighty Avengers #21, Hercules #125, X-Men First Class Finals #1 § Marvel Quick Takes: Spider-Man #579, Hercules #124 § Formerly Known as the Justice League § DC This Week: Titans #3, WW #21, Batman Confidential #18, Booster Gold #10 § Recen...

By ComicList Batman: Battle for the Cowl #2 of 3 DC Comics Daniel & Florea This story draws obvious comparisons to the 90s storyline called Knightfall. Dick was stepped over as Batman by Jean Paul Valley. This series has someone else running around as Batman while Dick wavers about whether he wants to be Batman or not. The problem is that this story isn’t nearly as long and not nearly as deep in terms of character development. In Knightfall, Jean Paul was given time to meltdown while Dick was given time to decide about how he could claim the cowl, though he eventually couldn’t overcome Valley or Bane. In this story, in a matter of a couple of pages Dick switches his stance on the whole Batman idea. It just feels so forced.   [read the full post]

By Glenn Hauman He has come again... or at least his logo hasBendis & Maleev to adapt 'Waiting For Godot' for Marvel ClassicsAlan Moore takes 'Watchmen' movie money to sue DC for print rights reversionHarlan Ellison forms 'Comic Book Legal Offense Fund' in wake of Watchmen lawsuitGlenn Hauman to leav...

Lego Batman: The Videogame follows on Feral’s successful release of Mac versions of Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and Lego Indiana Jones. The game combines the characters and setting of DC Comics’ famed Caped Crusader with popular Lego ...

By Graeme McMillan As a new Batman rises on the streets of Gotham City, the heroes, villains and citizens take notice. How will the police feel about this new Batman, and can he control the crime in Gotham the way the old Batman did? DC Comics in June [DC Comics]

By Chris Marshall Also on the show I read two e-mails, one regarding the reproduction quality of DC Comics Classics Library: Superman - Kryptonite Nevermore and another on how I first came to be acquainted with Watchmen back in 1986. Chris DC Comics Boards - Superman Kryptonite Nevermore Discussion

By ComicList Batman Battle for the Cowl DC Comics Daniel & Florea Though not really seen here, Two-Face and Penguin are having a turf war. The crime world has come down to two sides. However, Batman’s villains in Arkham are busted out and are blackmailed into joining a third team. This third team is first set up to destroy what’s left of the Batman legacy. Dick and Tim are at odds. It seems Tim wants and needs a plan in place for either a new Batman or for Dick to stand in as one. Dick, however, has taken a path of quiet darkness. He’s not the quick-witted rocker who took over for Bruce in the Prodigal arc over a decade ago. Now, he’s acting like Bruce Wayne after Jason Todd died. Coincidence? I think not.   [read the full post]

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) Batman: Battle for the Cowl Companion Outsiders: The Deep Wonder Woman: Rise of the Olympian Superman: Adventures of Flamebird & Nightwing Batman: Private Casebook SC Superman/Batman: Search for Kryptonite SC Superman: Kryptonite SC Wonder Woman: The Circle SC

By mrhode@gmail.com (Mike Rhode) Watchmen, a movie that I thought would never be made due to its absolute need for familiarity with comic book superhero tropes, is generating merchandising and spinoffs just like the original comic books did over two decades ago. The movie audiences’ familiarity with DC Comics characte...

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By Scott Thill DC Comics' straight-to-DVD animated films have so far been mature efforts like Superman: Doomsday and Batman: Gotham Knight, whose kinetic animation and violence seemed more oriented to adults than kids. Why yes, Wonder Woman, it does. It hurts so good. Images courtesy Warner Bros.

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) —Apparently Judd Winick will be the regular writer on Batman, a title he wrote for about 20 issues between 2004 an 2006. This is...surprising news. Under Grant Morrison, Batman was one of DC's best-selling titles (in the monthly PW Beat sales analysis, it was the second best-selling DC title,...

By Scott Thill Heath Ledger Fans Call for Joker's Retirement From FilmBeyond Oscar, Heath Ledger's Legacy Grew Out of Intense Devotion to Craft'Batmanime' Is a Blast in Batman: Gotham KnightBatmanime! Gotham Knight Mashes Bruce Lee, MementoBatman Lightens Up With Brave and the Bold DC Comics' DVD...

By Chris Marshall Chris DC June DC for July Batman RIP Deluxe HC Superman: Camelot Falls VOL. 2 TPB Captain America: The Death of Captain America Vol. 3 - The Man Who Bought America TPB All-Star Batman and Robin The Boy Wonder Vol 1 Batgirl Redemption Batman The Black Casebook

By Don MacPherson Batman #686 “Whatever Happened to the Caper Crusader? Part 1 of 2: The Beginning of the End” Writer: Neil Gaiman Pencils: Andy Kubert Inks: Scott Williams Colors: Alex Sinclair Letters: Jared K. Fletcher Cover artists: Andy Kubert and Alex Ross Editor: Mike Marts Publisher: DC Comics

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) As of today's DC Comics May 2009 solicitations, it seems the Final Crisis Companion's contents have changed to now include the Final Crisis #1 Director's Cut and Final Crisis Secret Files, and no longer reprint Final Crisis: Superman Beyond and Final Crisis: Submit (thanks, Bob Schoon...

By Steeven Michael talks about Secret Warriors #1 from Marvel and doesn’t sing. Craig talks about Batman and the Outsiders Special #1 from DC and delivers the news in his own special way that most listeners love but generally makes Steeven fall asleep.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Catwoman then asks what if she cleans up Gotham. What then? Will Batman then retire? Batman answers that cleaning up Gotham will never happen. Catwoman slips free from the cuffs. Catwoman says that her parents were killed, too. Catwoman says that Batman is not alone. Catwoman then disappears. Batman just stands there. The first story would be the "death" of the Golden Age Batman. The second story would be the death of the Silver Age Batman. This could be the metaphysical interpretation of how DC "killed" the Golden Age Batman to give us a much different Silver Age Batman. And then years down the road, DC "killed" the Silver Age Batman to give us the much different post-1986 version of Batman.   [read the full post]

By ComicList Minneapolis, MN, February 12, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Stone Arch Books, children’s book publisher of fiction graphic novels and chapter books, has partnered with DC Comics to publish DC SUPER HEROES, a new book series based around DC Comics’ iconic characters BATMAN and SUPERMAN. Debuting this month with 12 titles, DC SUPER HEROES pairs new stories by Stone Arch Books authors with original art by DC Comics illustrators. The full-color chapter books feature contemporary adventure and crime fighting tales with appropriate language and content for students in elementary grades. The series will include a total of 48 titles published over a two-year span. Chapter books based on DC’s WONDER WOMAN character will be introduced in Spring 2010.   [read the full post]

By dailypop Remember two years ago when this character was rumored to rock the DC Comics world? Remember the NYTimes article on ‘Batwoman: The Lesbian Super Hero’? Remember Batwoman? No? that’s because it was a non-starter. Another in a long line of fantastic ideas that should have spun out of the yea...

By Alasdair Wilkins Perhaps the most jealously guarded secret is how the disappearance of Bruce Wayne's Batman will affect Superman/Batman. All Ian Sattler is willing to reveal is that it will still be a comic book with a combination of words and art telling stories in sequence. Frankly, I'm surprised they ad...

By blakemp It’s time for a good old-fashioned listener request! This week, the guys delve into DC Comics’ Elseworlds imprint, the line that brought us such classics as Kingdom Come, Superman/Batman: Generations, The Golden Age and… um… Lobo Annual #2. Well, they can’t all be gems. In the picks this w...

By DrNorge Episode 147: Our JSA coverage continues with issues 21 and 22. We also take a look at issues 27 and 28 of the Justice League of America Series. In speeding bullets, we cover Teen Titans 66, Superman 682, Secret Six 5, the Faces of Evil Solomon Grundy Special, Showcase Brave and the Bold: The Bat...

By ComicList While the economic crisis still didn’t seem to have any noticeable effect on the periodical comics direct market in November, the unplanned absence of several major titles certainly did. In the case of DC Comics, the offenders were - take a deep breath - Final Crisis, All Star Batman, Justice League of America, Green Lantern, Final Crisis: Revelations and Superman/Batman; and Batman, which was meant to have two issues out, instead of just one. Consequently, in a drop that mirrors the one back in September, the average DC Comics periodical sold a whopping 13% fewer units than it did in October. With the crossover storylines “New Krypton” and “JSA: Kingdom Come” and the debut of the Kevin Smith vehicle Batman: Cacophony, DC had a few potent...   [read the full post]

By Travis Let’s just stop there, and say every DC fan needs to read this series at some point, whether now or in final collected form. Kurt Busiek has thought long and hard about what Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman mean, and is crafting a great story that shows how fundamental they are to the very fa...

By pozzyfreak Kyle Posluszny Posted in Batman, DC Comics, Reviews   Tagged: Batman, Batman Cacophony, Batman: Cacophony #2 Review, DC Comics, Funny, Guy Major, Joker, Kevin Smith, Maxie Zeus, Onomatopoeia, Sandra Hope, Walter Flanagan    By Kevin Smith (Writer), Walter Flanagan (Pencils), S...

By ComicList Comics Legend John Broome [1913-99] was a prolific comics writer, and the co-creator of the Green Lantern, The Guardians of the Universe, and Captain Cold and Mr. Element for Flash comics. His science-fiction stories were first published in pulp magazines, but agent and DC editor Julius Schwartz convinced Broome to write for the relatively new artform of comic books. Comics Legend John Broome [1913-99] was a prolific comics writer, and the co-creator of the Green Lantern, The Guardians of the Universe, and Captain Cold and Mr. Element for Flash comics. His science-fiction stories were first published in pulp magazines, but agent and DC editor Julius Schwartz convinced Broome to write for the relatively new artform of comic books.   [read the full post]

Episode 146: Happy New Year: Our first show of 2009 kicks off with a Speeding Bullets segment on Batman 683, Wonder Woman Secret Six 4, a casual Trinity discussion on events through issue 30, a BOP discussion on 123-125, an announcement on a upcoming segment on GA/BC. We do our Raging Cover t...

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) All-Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder Vol. 1 (DC) by Frank Miller and Jim Lee In a perfect world, DC would have Frank Miller scripting their entire line of DCU books exactly like this. Mesmo Delivery (AdHouse Books) by Rafael Grampá

By ComicList DC COMICS Batman #681 (Batman R.I.P. Tie-In)(2nd Printing), $3.99 Batman #684 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Batman #684 (Tony Daniel Incentive 1 In 10 Variant Cover), $2.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Adam Kubert Regular Cover), $3.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Bill Sienkiewicz 1 In 25 Variant Cover), $3.99 Batman Cacophony #2 (of 3)(Bill Sienkiewicz 1 In 50 Sketch Variant Cover), $3.99 Final Crisis Secret Files #1 (Frank Quitely Cover), $3.99 Final Crisis Secret Files #1 (Jim Lee Cover), $3.99 Justice Society Of America #22 (Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Superman #683 (New Krypton Part 9)(Alex Ross Regular Cover), $2.99 Superman #683 (New Krypton Part 9)(Chris Sprouse 1 In 10 Variant Cover), $2.99   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Green Arrow: Year One is a re-telling of the origin of Green Arrow by writer Andy Diggle and artist Jock (real name Mark Simpson) that tries to do what Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli did for Batman to its title character. Although it might not be quite up to the standard of the sublime Bat...

By blakemp PLUS: In Week in Geek #5, DC Comics has released a teaser image for the upcoming Batman: Battle For the Cowl event. This week, Blake dissects the image to try to figure out the clues and hints hidden within! Week in Geek #5: Battle For the Cowl Teaser Analyzed

DC Comics has released a Teaser Image for the upcoming Batman: Battle For the Cowl event. This week, in your Week in Geek, Blake dissects the image to try to figure out the clues and hints hidden within!

By Travis Batman’s secret weapon to use against the Tangetn Superman is Supes’ ex-wife, Lola Dent. Jurgen’s layouts are very good, and the reader will get a lot more visually from this issue than from the latest in either Batgirl or Batman and the Outsiders. All of the various heroes make their way to N...

By Travis Birds of Prey 125, Manhunter 37, Robin 181, and Supergirl 36 Birds of Prey 125 Manhunter 37 by Marc Andreyko, Michael Gaydos, Carlos Magno, and Dennis Calero Robin 181 Supergirl 36 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

By ComicList Collects: BATMAN ANNUAL #26, BATMAN #670-671, ROBIN #168-169, ROBIN ANNUAL #7, NIGHTWING #138-139, and DETECTIVE COMICS #838-839! BATMAN: SCARECROW AND TWO-FACE YEAR ONE TP Collects: YEAR ONE: BATMAN/SCARECROW #1-2 and TWO-FACE YEAR ONE #1-2 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE SECOND COMING HC Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #22-26 Collects: SUPER FRIENDS #1-24 WONDER WOMAN: LOVE AND MURDER TP Collects: WONDER WOMAN #6-10 Writer: Frank Miller Collects: BATGIRL #1-6 Writer: Grant Morrison Writer: Grant Morrison JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE INJUSTICE LEAGUE TP SUPERMAN/BATMAN: FINEST WORLDS HC Collects: SUPERMAN/BATMAN #50-56 SUPERMAN: LAST SON TP Collects: ACTION COMICS #844-846, #851 and ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #11   [read the full post]

By blakemp On Christmas day, movie theaters will burst open with Frank Miller’s big-screen adaptation of The Spirit. This week, Blake and Chase talk about the character’s history in comics, his current status in DC comics, and how the legendary Will Eisner turned a guy in a blue three-piece suit int...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) I remember how excited I was when Superman/Batman premiered with Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuiness in 2003; anyone who's followed the book since then knows its gone steeply downhill. Mark Verheiden's Enemies Among Us was a fun a-continuity celebration of Silver Age comics, but after Alan Burne...

By ComicList Any signs yet of the financial crisis affecting the periodical direct market in October? No, not really. Thanks to several high-profile books that weren’t published in September coming out again, DC Comics’ average periodical sales jumped back up, as expected. The publisher’s DC Universe line continued to be dominated by the blockbuster events Final Crisis and “Batman RIP” and their numerous spin-off and tie-in titles. In other news, Pa Kent died, Supergirl got another new creative team and Superman kicked off the “New Krypton” crossover, with modest results. In terms of new launches, there were Terror Titans, Vixen and, um, Superman & Batman vs. Vampires & Werewolves, none of which charted very highly, unsurprisingly. Bri...   [read the full post]

By rss@youtube.com (AngusGibsonT) Author: AngusGibsonT Keywords: Dark Knight Batman Joker fanfiction Angus Gibson AngusGibson Bruce Wayne Harley Quin Caped Crusader Chapter DC Comics Added: December 10, 2008

By Chris Marshall Chris Share on Facebook Collected Comics Library Podcast #199 28,645Kb; 30m 17s http://www.collectedcomicslibrary.com/ Regular readers of the blog of listeners of the podcast, know that I’m a big fanboy of The Batman, yes “The” Batman. meaning the older and slightly more campy Batman o...

By Chris Sims Dark Horse Comics DC Comics FUN FACT: Bringing back the characters from Batman ‘66 was not just my Batman pitch, it was everyone’s Batman pitch, and I’m amazed it took this long. God bless you, Weir and DeFillippis.) Image Comics Marvel Comics

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Writer: Grant Morrison We shift to Dick in his Nightwing costume and stating that he is going to be on his own with the Teen Titans. We cut to Bruce telling Alfred how time has flown by. Bruce stares at the display case with the Robin outfit in it. Bruce tells Alfred to say goodbye to the Batcave. That it is now just Bruce, Alfred and Gotham City. The Silver Age love interest is none other than the real Kathy Kane also known as Batwoman. Kathy Kane first appeared in Detective Comics #233 in 1956. Batwoman was then killed in Detective Comics #485. DC then retroactively erased Batwoman from Batman’s continuity via Crisis on Infinite Earths.   [read the full post]

By Don MacPherson Once again, DC pulls one of its older, idle properties out of a drawer and hands it over to its Vertigo imprint for a new take on the concept. It’s worked well in the past as well as more recently (see Unknown Soldier). Unfortunately, it doesn’t work so well with this property. I see what Marraffi...

Batman #682 DC Comics Morrison, Garbett & Scott Batman #682 DC Comics Morrison, Garbett & Scott I loved RIP. I loved the finale. For the most part, I’ve enjoyed the Morrison run on Batman. The previous issue, the last issue of RIP, left a lot of open issues and unanswered questions. This issue pretty much addresses none of that. It appears this issue is about four pages of a tie in to Final Crisis with the remainder of the issue a look back at the life and times of Batman at random points. This issue was a huge disappoint for me. Maybe if I were reading Final Crisis I would have liked it more. Read more »   [read the full post]

By John Wells I can’t help but think, too, that Morrison’s treatment of the Joker reflects a bit on the villain’s usage in the wider DC Comics line. In Morrison’s first issue (#655), the character was casually defeated by a nut in a Batman costume who shot him in the face. And in this climax, his fate was even...

§ The Motley Fool’s Tim Beyers always capers like a pup over Marvel’s movie moves, so this dissing on DC over Batman’s “comic book death” seems a bit, well, partisan: Not only has this “event” been publicized in an eight-month story arc titled “Batman: R.I.P.,” but now we’re told it’s a fake de...

Episode 141: Thanksgiving Day Episode: We discuss the final part of Batman RIP, Batman 681. Also, part 2 of 2 about Instock Rage of the Month Seven Soldiers of Victory Volume 3.  In Speeding Bullets, we informally discuss the Joker Hardcover, Trinity up to issue 25, Top Ten Season 2, Supergi...

By sladewilson Now MK vs DCU isn’t perfect. The story is cute but long. You can’t opt out of the cutscenes. You don’t have a choice of who to use in the story mode (you have to use eight characters and the last is either Raiden or Superman). Of course, some characters are more top-heavy than others. Superman is a gim...

Episode 140: This Episode: Second of a 2 part interview with artist Freddie E. Williams II on Robin 179 and his return to the series. We begin chatting about Instock Rage of the Month Seven Soldiers of Victory Volume 3 in the first of a 2 part segment,  In Speeding Bullets, we discuss Action Com...

By Dan There are a number of factors at play here.  First, DC is making the choice easier by canceling a bunch of the books that I read.  Catwoman?  Gone.  Robin?  Not long for this world.  They’re also (potentially) messing up the status quo something fierce in a bunch of books.  If Barry Allen is re-in...

By dailypop Next Spring, both Nightwing and Robin monthly comics will be canceled. DC Comics has announced that Nightwing and Robin will both be replaced by Red Robin and Robin And Batman. Apparently both monthly Batman titles will also be canceled to make way for the bi-weekly title Battle For The Cow...

How this pertains to Batman: RIP or Battle for the Cowl is yet unclear but more word on this story as it develops... Source: Newsarama.com Bummed? Let it all out at our Batman YTB Comics Forums.

By shireberries Fandom: The Dark Knight Rating: R Spoilers: For Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Disclaimer: I don't own any of these characters or ideas, they belong to DC, WB, and Christopher Nolan Notes: When I started this fic, I never thought it ...

By Chris Marshall Chris In the USA… DC Comics for February 2009 DC Comics for March 2009 Catwoman: Crime Pays TPB Elektra by Frank Miller Omnibus HC Weapon Omega TPB Batman False Faces Batman and The Outsiders The Snare Diana Prince Wonder Woman Vol 4 Powers Vol 12 25 Coolest Dead Superheroes of All Time

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) Batman: The Black Casebook - I believe this indeed collects the Golden and Silver Age stories on which Batman: RIP is based. Batman: Two-Face/Scarecrow Year One - collecting stories, I believe, that came out around the time of the two new Batman movies.

By Greg Burgas So my rant about Nightwing has made me infamous, I tells ya. Complete strangers are stopping me at the Safeway or at my daughter’s swimming lessons and yelling at me, “Why do you hate Nightwing and, by extension, DC and, by extension, America?” When I try to defend myself by pointing out that...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Constant readers know that Silver Age or pre-Modern Era stories are hit or miss for me, and as such I was pleasantly surprised by Huntress: Darknight Daughter, a collection of DC President Paul Levitz's early Huntress stories. This Huntress is not the Birds of Prey's Helena Bertinelli, o...

Show Notes: 5:30 Listener voicemail and Speeding Bullets: Action Comics 870, Wonder Woman 25, Secret Six #2, Final Crisis Revelations #3, Green Lantern 35, House of Mystery #6, Jonah Hex 36, and Smallville's Green Arrow Episode 1:45:11 Batman 680 DC Noise Comics Playground

By JonAR Batman #680 Other Books We Read This Week: House of Mystery #6 Venom Dark Origin #3 Justice League of America #25 Challenger Deep #2 DC Universe Decisions #2 Check out our blog for the latest in comic book news and opinions. Stop by the forums and chat with us about comics, or whatever.

By Steeven But not before talking about Golly and the Astounding Wolfman from Image Comics, and Superman, Supergirl, and Batman from DC. But not before talking about Golly and the Astounding Wolfman from Image Comics, and Superman, Supergirl, and Batman from DC.

By bradygirl_12 Characters : Batman, Catwoman, Superman Continuity : Comicverse Rating : General Disclaimer : They all belong to DC. Prompt Used : Purple color, witch, pumpkin, candy, bats, moon, cemetery, vampire Notes : This is the picture I draw for ...

By DrNorge Show Notes: 9:19 Speeding Bullets: Superman/Batman 52, Blue Beetle 32, Greatest Hits 1, Action Comics 869, Superman 680, Jonah Hex 35, Birds of Prey 122, Smallville, Lego Batman, quick chat about All Star Batman and Robin 10. 1:40:39 Final Crisis Superman Beyond 3D Show Notes:

Show Notes: 9:19 Speeding Bullets: Superman/Batman 52, Blue Beetle 32, Greatest Hits 1, Action Comics 869, Superman 680, Jonah Hex 35, Birds of Prey 122, Smallville, Lego Batman, quick chat about All Star Batman and Robin 10. 1:40:39 Final Crisis Superman Beyond 3D

By Editor I’ve got a jammed packed show for you this week on the show. As I promised, the feature is Jack Kirby’s Silver Star (Image Comics), but I also throw in a bonus review of his O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps (DC Comics). I did so because the two main characters, Morgan Miller (SS) and Buddy Black (OMAC) are...

Episode 131: This episode Jim and Sean talk the new series Secret Six as we examine the first issue. Also, we finish up our Rage of the Month Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters. Brent sends us in a new BKâs Bullets on Batman City of Crime and the Elseworlds Batman Vampire tales. Plus we chat about t...

By Robert Greenberger All-Star Batman & Robin #10 has caused some controversy since DC Comics announced it was recalling issues scheduled to be on sale today.  They described the problem through the Diamond Comics announcement that it was a printing error.

By monster7of9 DC needs to continue to fight Marvel in the movie theater. Yes, Watchmen will be high on this list to watch in 2009 but as an ongoing series, this would be very limited and DC should not bank on this idea. Superman Returns did an outstanding job of bringing the old fans of Christopher Reeve's Sup...

By Chris Marshall Chris Links of note: In the USA… In the UK and Europe… DC Comics December DC Comics January Dark Horse January Starman Omnibus HC Vol 1 American Flagg! Definitive Collection 1 HC The Superman Chronicles Vol. 5 TPB American Flagg! Volume 1 HC Nexus Archives Vol 8 Batman Joker’s Asylum

By DrNorge Episode 127: The First Annual Raging Bullets Gypsy Café Geekend: Jim and Sean are recording live from the Gypsy Café and the Hilton as we discuss Final Crisis #3, Batman Confidential 19, Justice Society Annual #1, Trinity, interview American Splendor Artist Ed Piskor and more.

2:07:40 Batman Confidential #19 with Chad Cicconi. 3:04:20 Ed Piskor, one of the artists on American Splendor #1 from joins us to discuss Harvey Pekar and some of his independent work. Check out Wizzywig, American Splendor: Our Movie Year and more from his web site.

By jxj_airforce10 Title: IM to the Bat Author: jxj_airforce10 Pairing/characters: Batman/Superman, Green Arrow/Black Canary mentioned Rating: R for future chpts Fandom(s): DC Comics, toonverse Summary: Oliver comes up with an idea concerning the Bat and ...

By Chris Marshall No, I have not seen The Dark Knight, yet. Chris Watchmen Motion Comics DC November DC December Diana Prince Wonder Woman Vol. 2 TPB Marvel Masterworks GA Captain America Vol. 2 HC American Flagg! Vol 1 HC Tori Amos Comic Book Tattoo GN Batman Ego and Other Tails

By DrNorge Episode 125: HOLY RAGING BATMANIA: This mega 125th celebration show is loaded with Dark Knight goodness. We dissect Batman Begins, Gotham Knight and Dark Knight, chatting about themes from all 3 films and raging about the best Batweekend of film going in a long time. Join us in celebration...

Episode 125: HOLY RAGING BATMANIA: This mega 125th celebration show is loaded with Dark Knight goodness. We dissect Batman Begins, Gotham Knight and Dark Knight, chatting about themes from all 3 films and raging about the best Batweekend of film going in a long time. Join us in celebration...

By John 02:12 DC: BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #19 Links: Discount Comic Book Service: http://www.DCBService.com Comics Podcast Network: http://www.comicspodcasts.com This podcast episode originated on the Comic Book Page website: http://www.ComicBookPage.com 02:12 DC: BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #19

Episode 123: Batman Rip 678, Birds of Prey 118, Teen Titans 59 (with a quick chat about 119 and 60 respectively), the DC Crisis Panel in Chicago, listener audio comments on Hellblazer, Batman, House of Mystery, The Dark Knight and much more.

By Bee Eh Dee Fandom: Batman/Birds of Prey Characters: Barbara Gordon, Helena Bertinelli, Dick Grayson, Tim Drake, Bruce Wayne Rating: PG Genre: Humour/Fluff Word Count: 887 Disclaimer: All characters are DC Comics. I own nothing. ...

16:41 Justice League of America 21 47:26 Listener Emails with a shout out to the Comic Tube Podcast (www.comictubepodcast.blogspot.com) , Action Comics Annual, Captain Carrot and the Zoo Crew , plans for a Batman RIP show, and much much more.

By merfilly Characters: Red Arrow, Batman Rating: PG Word Count: 254 Continuity: Current Canon-ish... Disclaimer: DC Comics Owns Notes: Written for Prompt 15: Blackest Night It had taken a few weeks to get used to being on the League, which was the ...

Episode 65: On the eve of next weekâs Raging Bullets 2.0 special episode. Jim and I discuss Countdown issues 12-9, American Splendor #1, All Star Batman and Robin #9, and some listener emails. 3:21:21All Star Batman and Robin #9 audio

13:17 Speeding Bullets: This segment is a casual discussion on a variety of books including: Preacherâs first trade, Catwoman 72-76, Super Friends #1, Green Arrow/Black Canary #6, Action Comics 862, The Flash, The Killing Joke Hardcover, Fourth World Omnibus 3 and 4, Robinâs events u...

By Caleb Batman and the Outsiders #3 (DC Comics) The cover reads “Batman and the Outsiders vs. Justice League of America” and shows characters from each team duking it out, while writer Chuck Dixon entitles this story “Throwdown,” so you just know this issue is going to be a slam-bang super-throwd...

By Caleb WONDER WOMAN AMAZONS ATTACK HC $24.99 I suppose DC thought they could make a few bucks off these poor folks and that it was therefore worth collecting this story in trade (a sad, sad fact when you consider all of the better Wonder Woman stories not available in trade, however).

By The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County MPAA rating: PG-13. Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken. Title and credits from container. Story by Daniel Waters and Sam Hamm. Based upon Batman characters created by Bob Kane and published by DC Comics. ...

Episode 54b:  One week away from our 100th recording and we have a big episode. Jim and Sean talk about Shadowpact #19, All Star Batman and Robin #8 with a special audio comment from Fanboy Faceoffâs Darthdad, and continue our Countdown Catchup with issue 30-28.

Time stamps: We are proud members of the Comics Podcast Network and the League of Comic Book Podcasts 43:08 Quick rants on Simon Dark, the end of Aquamanâs series, a very brief talk about Gotham Underground, indepth on Action Comics 858

Lego Batman confirmed for 2008  UK - Nov 13, 2007 Based on the world of DC Comics' Caped Crusader, players will be able to explore a rich and interactive Lego Gotham City as Batman and Robin. ...

Episode 52:  Jim and Sean are joined by Art Lyon as we discuss his work on Justice League #11.  We also have an audio comment from Darthdad of Fanboy Faceoff, as he discusses All Star Batman and Robin #7. We also continue our regular Countdown feature as we discuss issue 33.

8:01 Speeding Bullets: Quick shout outs to Gen 13, Brave and the Bold 5, Faker 1 and 2, Green Lantern Corp, Green Lantern 22, Highwaymen 1 and 2, Flash 231, Batman Confidential 7 and 8, Legion of the Super-Heroes 1 Johnny DC, Black Adam #1, Batman 667 and 668, and Midnighter.

By Greg Burgas Batman #668 by Grant “All I wanted as a child was Timothy Leary’s DIY LSD kit” Morrison and J. H. Williams III.  $2.99, DC. Blue Beetle #18 by John Rogers, Rafael Albuquerque, David Baldeon, and Dan Davis.  $2.99, DC. I sadly didn't realize Batman came ...

Speeding Bullets Segment: Quick commentary on All Star Batman and Robin #6, Superman/Batman 37 +38, Birds of Prey 108, and Stormwatch PHD 7:16:00 Speeding Bullets: Quick commentary on All Star Batman and Robin #6, Superman/Batman 37 +38, Birds of Prey 108, and Stormwatch PHD.

We will see you Friday with a new episode featuring a Countdown discussion in our lead feature covering the most recent issues and how it ties into the universe as whole. We also look at All Star Batman #6, Superman/Batman, and more in Speeding Bullets Segments.

By T. Michael Testi Infinite Crisis was a seven-issue limited series of comic books published by DC Comics beginning in October 2005. It was written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Phil Jimenez. The series storyline was based on the 1985 series Crisis on Infinite Earths, and it revisits characters and idea...

By DarqWang In LEGO BAAN: THE VIDEOGAME, TT Games brings the world of DC Comics' Caped Crusader to life in an entirely new way. Players can explore a richly interactive LEGO Gotham City as Batman and Robin, capturing infamous villains – and even ...