DC Comics

By Russ Burlingame It’s only fair, then, that Crisis on Infinite Earths artist George Pérez should be the one to help bring those reboots under one roof, and hopefully save the franchise from disaster, along with superstar writer Geoff Johns, in last year’s Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds, out this we...

By Graeme McMillan Is Death Guaranteed? Sadly, yes; he sacrificed himself during DC Comics' 1985 Crisis On Infinite Earths. The 31st Century is a lesser place for his loss.

By Ryan Crisis on Infinite Earths and the fall-out thereof Superman: For Tomorrow? Broken Bat? Ryan is an Op/Ed columnist for Comic Fodder. He keeps his comics and himself in Austin, Texas where he manages the long running blog League of Melbotis. He likes Superman.

By JimShelley(noreply@blogger.com) It made me go and buy a truckload of DC Comics. At first... mostly Superman and Action Comics back issues by John Byrne, Batman Year One... I had only a handful of Batman comics. A handful of Superman comics. Very few Wonder Woman, Kamandi, Karate Kid, Legion of Super-Heroes comics.

By Allan Terse, far-reaching, tense and filled with humour and tragedy, this action-extravaganza continues the policy of reuniting all the disparate strands of DC continuity back together after the separations of the two decades following Crisis on Infinite Earths, and does it in a stylish a...

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...

This is our two part 4 hour Anniversary celebration. Part 1: We review Crisis on Infinite Earths, read listener emails, and share the first half of our Identity Crisis review. Please join us for Part 2 where we continue Identity Crisis and review Infinite Crisis. It will be released on Friday....