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In this very special episode Alex discusses some of the flagship titles rolling out in conjunction with DC Comics' Final Crisis Event. These great ... www.truveo.com

By rss@youtube.com (comicculturewarrior) Jose & Elliott close the book on Final Crisis with their review of issue #7 and wonder about what the original ending could have been. Author: comicculturewarrior Keywords: DC Comics Final Crisis Grant Morrison Batman Dan Didio Added: February 3, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (comicculturewarrior) Part two of Elliott and Jose's discussion of Final Crisis #6 and the 'death' of Batman Author: comicculturewarrior Keywords: Final Crisis Batman DC Comics Grant Morrison Added: January 22, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (ComicBookOverkill) Sorry in advance for the sound quality. I know it has some odd feedback but trust me you don't want to hear the other versions I shot* This week I bring to you another unscripted vlog. I give my first impressions of the books I read this week. Are they good, bad, or just meh? Watch and find out. Rate/C...

In this very special episode Alex discusses some of the flagship titles rolling out in conjunction with DC Comics' Final Crisis Event. These great ... www.veoh.com

Dan DiDio and Alex discuss DCU Zero and it's relevance in the coming DC Comics Final Crisis Event. Dan also discusses other limited series growing ... www.veoh.com

By rss@youtube.com (Nickel97) Darkseid and the Anti-Life Equation set to "End of Freedom" by Wilderness. I thought the song was quite fitting to the theme of Grant Morrison and DC Comics' "Final Crisis". Images and characters (c) DC Comics. Music (c) Wilderness (2005). I believe this to be fair-use as it is of transformati...

In this very special episode Alex discusses some of the flagship titles rolling out in conjunction with DC Comics' Final Crisis Event. These great titles encompass the collective work of DC's best and most famous writers and artists. Don't miss what Dan DiDio has to say about each of these g...

The summer has finally ended! And as the weather outside turns cool, iFanboy takes a look at what was hot and what was not in the summer of 2008! Ranked 3.50 / 5 | 3 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (03:48) Submitted By: Revision3 Tags: "Final Crisis Young Liars Proof Secret Invas...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Whether with Final Crisis behind him or the new inclusion of his former Milestone characters, McDuffie's previous Justice League volume Second Coming showed marked improvement over the two before, and Worlds Collide is his best Justice League yet. We mourn, then, that it also collects...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Regardless, Legion of Three Worlds deserves a special place alongside George Perez's JLA/Avengers and likely also JLA/Titans, Kingdom Come, and Green Lantern: Rebirth. All of these are books that deftly celebrate DC Comics minutia through echoed words and phrases, recreated postur...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Aftermath: Summary: It surprises me that Final Crisis "wins" above, because I prefer how much more Blackest Night is tied into the DC Universe. One thing that sticks out to me, however, is the question of crossovers into monthly titles.

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 noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Being a Checkmate side tale, Rucka and Trautmann also take the opportunity to focus on a lesser-known Checkmate operative, Snapper Carr. Keith Giffen revealed Snapper as a Checkmate agent in 52 Aftermath: The Four Horsemen, but we haven't seen Snapper and his teleportation powers in Ch...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) So omnipresent are Kirby's creations in DC Comics that they may very well (at no fault to Kirby) limit new writers' ability to conceive of new concepts -- that Morrison hides the entropic Darkseid within police officer Dan Turpin, long considered a stand-in for Kirby himself, is no coinc...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Indeed, we get the sense a bunch of character's didn't change over the course of this series. Jason Todd as irreverent, unsentimental, and one-sided as when the series started; Jimmy Olsen's changes, interviews have told, will mostly be swept under the rug; and despite the Atom, Kyle Ray...

By Chris Marshall DC COMICS YOUNG JUSTICE Any chance of a “Young Justice” trade paperback? Not at this time. FINAL CRISIS Can we get annotations in the back of the “Final Crisis” hardcover? “No, that’s Absolute Final Crisis.” Greg Rucka DETECTIVE COMICS (This means two future Rucka Detective Comics hardco...

By tonyrak Tony Rakittke Posted in DC Comics, Reviews   Tagged: Batman, Black Adam, Brainiac 5, Captain Marvel, Carlos Pacheco, Checkmate, Christian Alamy, Darkseid, Doug Mahnke, Final Crisis #6, Grant Morrison, Green Lantern Corps, J.G. Jones, Jesus Merino, Kalibak, Lex Luthor, Marco Rudy,...

By Deamentia J. Montes Posted in Batman, DC Comics, Reviews, Superman   Tagged: Alex Sinclair, Carlos Pacheco, DC Comics, Final Crisis #5, Grant Morrison, J.G. Jones, Jesus Merino, Marco Rudy    By Grant Morrison (writer), JG Jones and Carlos Pacheco (pencils), Marco Rudy and Jesus Merino (inks),...

By Graeme McMillan The R.I.P. story was always meant to play through to the end of [current DC Comics mini-series] Final Crisis - always. The thing is, we had to come up with a very complete story in “Batman R.I.P.” as it existed in its title. The reality is that the “Batman R.I.P.” story does not conclude until Final Crisis...

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By ComicList FINAL CRISIS #2 more than makes up for its predecessor. It's clear to me now #1 wasn't put together as a single issue that could be enjoyed and appreciated on its own, but instead was designed as the first chapter of a trade paperback. #2 is the next chapter, but it works fine as an individual com...

By Johanna If they don’t care, why should we? And why should I have to have a computer handy just to enjoy a comic book story? Consider this, publishers: if your comics can’t be understood without resorting to the internet, don’t be so surprised when readers decide to stop buying the book and just down...

By ComicList A first issue of a comic books series serves one overall purpose: to explain why you should continue purchasing and reading the series. Final Crisis #1 certainly opens a lot of doors to future developments, but it remains to be seen if, when finished, this is a story that will be understood o...

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By Rokk Krinn DC COMICS BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS #6 BRAVE AND THE BOLD #12 COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #2 FLASH #239 LEGION OF SUPER HEROES IN THE 31ST CENTURY #13 SALVATION RUN #6 SUPERMAN #675 TANGENT SUPERMANS REIGN #2 MARVEL COMICS All right, let’s check out the comic books for this week. We have a huge week with a monstrous 16 titles headed to the Bunker. This week’s shipment of comic books is nicely balanced between DC and Marvel titles. Which DC comic book am I most looking forward to reading? To be honest, I’m not really looking forward to the collection of titles that DC is offering up this week. This is a rather weak selection of comic books.   [read the full post]

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