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By Johanna Ambush Bug is the only one who sees Superman and Clark Kent as the same, since he has no respect for any rules (of society, of logic, of fiction). Yet he also arrests a car for invalid parking. The whole thing is a way to make fun of comic book trends. Giffen and Fleming indict those who seek to be mea...

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 namtab29@comcast.net (rob!) While not reaching the legendary status of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, characters like Aquaman, Flash, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Atom, Hawkman, Captain Marvel, and maybe even Plastic Man I think should always be regularly visible in DC's publishing schedule.

By DCUC.info Admin Born and raised during the latter years of the Cold War, Buzzy Fret was nurtured on a steady diet of GI Joes, Rock n’ Roll and Bronze Age Marvel & DC Comics. Due to the lack of nutritional value in Joes, Comic Books and Rock Music Buzzy ...

DC COMICS Bat Lash #4 (of 6), $2.99 Batman Confidential #14, $2.99 Batman Strikes #43, $2.25 Green Lantern Corps #22, $2.99 Justice League International HC, $24.99 Superman #674, $2.99 Superman Confidential #13, $2.99 Wonder Woman #18, $2.99

By Caleb There’s a link to the Red Son trade provided, but no link to whichever volume of Superman/Batman Earth-31 Superman is from. Odd, since every Superman/Batman story is available in trade. Uh-oh, looks like Mummy-Fighter Wonder Woman just accidentally ripped the shoulder off of New Wonder...

By Caleb 1.) Batman 2.) Green Lantern 3.) Flash 4.) Wonder Woman 5.) Superman 3.) Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) (Green Lantern, and various elements of the Green Lantern franchise currently appear in Green Lantern Corps) 3.) Green Lantern (25) 4.) Wonder Woman (21) 5.) Flash (16)

DC COMICS Batman #668, $2.99 Batman Lobo Deadly Serious #1 (of 2), $5.99 Green Lantern Corps #15, $2.99 Showcase Presents Wonder Woman Vol 1 TPB, $16.99 Superman #666, $3.99 Batman Lobo Deadly Serious #1 Green Lantern Corps #15 Showcase Presents Wonder Woman Vol 1 TPB Superman #666

By Vichus Smith Week 52’s bio is for one of sexiest strongwomen in the DCU, Power Girl. She’s one of the last surviving members of the multiverse, which was destroyed during Infinite Crisis. The finer details of her origin does not matter. What does matter is that she is a lot more, uh, genetically gifted than...

By Vichus Smith Two members of the Green Lantern Corps, the buglike Xax and the human Thormon Tox, also come to the aid of this planet. They received a distress signal from a purple-hued native. Once the threat has been defined, now all the heroes have to do is repel the invasion and all is saved, right? Wrong.

By Liam Creswick Publisher: DC Comics I was excited to see Sam Kieth, a creator with a unique style to both his writing and art, get his hands on two of my favorite DC characters, but unfortunately, this prestige-format comic was pretty disapointing. In his second Batman book in as many years, Sam Kieth thro...

By Justin Byrd BATMAN #669 DETECTIVE COMICS #836 SUPERMAN TITLES ACTION COMICS #856 SUPERMAN #667 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #40 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #13 WONDER WOMAN ANNUAL #1 GREEN LANTERN #23 GREEN LANTERN CORPS #16 WILDSTORM TITLES VERTIGO TITLES JOHNNY DC TITLES JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED #37

By Justin Byrd ACTION COMICS #853-854 WONDER WOMAN #12 DETECTIVE COMICS #835 SUPERMAN TITLES ALL STAR SUPERMAN #9 ACTION COMICS #855 SUPERMAN #666 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #39 GREEN LANTERN #22 GREEN LANTERN CORPS #15 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #12 WILDSTORM TITLES VERTIGO TITLES JOHNNY DC TITLES

By Liam Creswick Publisher: DC Comics The art by Joe Bennet worked really well for this issue. It was crisp and solid and he illustrated each character spot on during the large page featuring Conner’s one-year wake. I think one of the reasons this art worked really well for me was that Bennet’s style is sort of...