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By Marc Alan Fishman Rabid DC fans flocked to their local android dungeons to get their pudgy fingers on the infinitely collectable 'Blackest Night' promo rings. Soon thereafter the DC Nationites (Nationals? Nation-Zombies?) could create their very own rainbow brigade, all for the price of a new comic. Sur...

By Graeme McMillan DC announced Brightest Day - The title of which obviously plays off Blackest Night and the classic Green Lantern oath, which begins "In brightest day, in blackest night," for those of you not versed in DC nerditry - earlier this month; It's a 26-issue biweekly series starting in April, wr...

By rhilario Other Top Picks: Captain America #602, Blackest Night: Flash #2, Green Lantern Corps #44, Power Girl #8, Justice League of America #41, Hulk #19, Realm of Kings: Inhumans #3, Dark Avenger #13, Thunderbolts #140 Other Top Picks: Superman/ Batman #68, Blackest Night: The Flash #2, Amazi...

By mike@mikeromo.com (Mike Romo) 3 - Treat all tie-ins with intense skepticism.  Seriously, many of the tie-ins for these books have of middling interest at best, and have not really resonated with me. Dunno. What do you guys think about them?  I think the Blackest Night ones were pretty good--I liked Deadman helping out Bat...

By James Fulton Superman: World of New Krypton #11 – This title has gone full circle again, ending up pretty much where it was around about issue #3.  Increasingly, it feels like DC has just been treading water on the Superman books, waiting for Blackest Night to end so they can move to their next story.  The s...

By Chris Sims Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2: This Wonder Woman stuff. Boy, I don’t know. In essence, Blackest Night has proven my earlier point: Despite all their bluster, DC obviously doesn’t think Wonder Woman is a strong character either. And never have I hated being right this much.

By DS Arsenault Posted in DC Comics Tagged: Adam Schlagman, Black Lantern, Blackest Night, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2 review, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, comic reviews, Comics, DC Comics, Donna Troy, DS Arsenault, Eber Ferre...

By rhilario Other Top Picks: The Uranian #1 (wait for a nerd-out moment if I review this one!), Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2, Red Robin #8, Superman: World of New Krypton #11. Other Top Picks: Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2, The Uranian #1, Red Robin #8, Siege #1

By noreply@blogger.com (rob!) Comics Weekend "Blackest Night" by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert, and Joe Prado. The call goes out, and various beings containing what the rings are looking for are tapped for duty: The Flash, Lex Luthor, The Scarecrow, The Atom, Wonder Woman...and Mera!:

By DS Arsenault Posted in DC Comics, Green Lantern Tagged: Alex Sinclair, Barry Allen, Blackest Night, BLackest Night #6, Blackest Night #6 Review, Comic Book Reviews, comic reviews, Comics, DC Comics, DS Arsenault, Ganthet, Geoff Johns, Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Mera, Oclai...

By rhilario Greg Rucka - Rucka’s work on Blackest Night: Wonder Woman and Batwoman in Detective Comics has shown that he is capable of creating characters of depth, passion, compassion and strength.  -DS Detective Comics/ Batwoman Kick Ass - Who woud’ve thought that you would be looking forward to D...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Blackest Night #6: So here’s the official solicitation from dccomics.com in full: “The secrets of Nekron are revealed as darkness consumes the DC Universe. Everything else: TOP SECRET.” So, not a lot to go on, really. It’s still by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis and Oclair Albert and, when we last lef...

By Graeme McMillan But DC trumps Marvel with the embargoed sixth issue of Blackest Night. For those following the DC series, you'll know that the last issue ended with a pretty big cliffhanger (SPOILER FOR THOSE READING IN TRADE: Oh, look: Superman, Wonder Woman and countless other DC superheroes are dead a...

By Graeme McMillan Best known for his DC Comics work on titles like Action Comics, Green Lantern, The Flash and Blackest Night, Johns is more than just the man who's single-handedly changed the publisher's fortunes in the comic book direct market: He's also a movie producer and writer, working on a movie wi...

By seventhsoldier The same creative team that brought you Blackest Night: Superman is back for another tie-in mini-series, this time focusing on the Justice Society of America.  Following directly after the Superman mini, Blackest Night: JSA follows the team after the death of Damage in the main Blackes...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco War of the Supermen #0 (DC Comics) It’s going to be by the Blackest Night: Superman creative team of James Robinson and Eddy Barrows, and lead into an event that the Superman franchise has been building to for the past year. Iron Man/Thor (Marvel Comics) Fractured Fables (Image Comics)

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By ComicList On Earth, Barry Allen Flash, Mera and Atom continue to hold down the fort. Thankfully, these three characters are not the focus of this comic as they had been in the previous issues in this mini series. In short order Wally West Flash shows up and brings in reinforcements in the form of Superma...

By ron@ifanboy.com November 29, 2009 - It's post Thanksgiving here in the United States and Josh is still eating so Paul Montgomery steps in and joins Ron and Conor for a packed week of comics as they discuss event comics, colored lantern rings, Christopher Reeve and much more. Let the holiday season begin!

By blakemp The first three Blackest Night spin-off miniseries have really been a hit, and with this issue James Robinson proves yet again why he’s one of the most respected writers in the business. The Black Lantern versions of Kal-L and Lois Lane of Earth-2 are wreaking havoc in Smallville, along wi...

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By DS Arsenault Posted in DC Comics, Superman Tagged: Allan Goldman, Black Lantern, Blackest Night, BLACKEST NIGHT SUPERMAN #3, Blackest Night: Superman #3 review, Comic Book Reviews, Conner, DC Comics, DS Arsenault, Eber Ferreira, Eddy Barrows, James Robinson, Kal-El, Kal-L, Lois Lane, New Kryp...

By Troy Brownfield Let’s start with a quick overview. Your first four are Alpha Lantern Boodikka, Red Lantern Atrocitus, Blue Lantern Saint Walker, and Black Lantern Earth-2 Superman. These are all appropriate choices, and they’re all figures that haven’t been made previously. Sure, there was a regular Ea...

By blakemp Posted in 2 in 1 Showcase, Halloween Party Tagged: 2 in 1 Showcase, 30 Days of Night, Angel, Batman, Bite Club, Blackest Night, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, comics, Dracula, Fables, Halloween, Halloween Party, podcast, Superman, The Strain, Tomb of Dracula, Vampire Hunter D, vampires As...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Much easier to dismiss than Superman: Secret Origin, and thus to miss, is the second issue of Blackest Night: Superman, the middle chapter of three-part story in which the zombies of Earth-2 Superman and Lois Lane come to Smallville to mess with the grown-up, modern day Superman.

By DS Arsenault The Story: Black Lantern Kal-L (the original Superman from Earth-2) is looking to paint Smallville black, and he brought some post-living help in the form of Psycho-Pirate and the original Lois Lane. Standing for truth, justice and a speedy end to DC’s zombie apocalypse are Kal-El (our S...

By nerdblog Blackest Night Superman #1: I’ve heard mixed reviews on this one, and I can see why.  Overall, I thought James Robinson’s Superman tie-in to Blackest Night worked, but the hickery of Smallville was a little over the top.  Also, the Supergirl/New Krypton pages seemed very crammed, whereas...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 Written by Scott Kolins The Blackest Night blankets the world of Superman and Batman yet again! But this time it’s not what you think! Get ready for a team-up of epic proportions as Bizarro and Man-Bat face down the undead power of Black Lantern Solomon Grundy!

By Graeme McMillan There's an embarrassment of riches for you at your local comic book store this week. In the midst of their grim Blackest Night event (the second issue of which is released this week, alongside the first issue of Blackest Night: Batman), DC Comics launches what may be its most upbeat superhe...

By blakemp Posted in 2 in 1 Showcase Tagged: 2 in 1 Showcase, Batman, Blackest Night, comics, Dollhouse, Final Crisis, Friday the 13th, Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Green Lantern, Legion of Super-Heroes, Lost, podcast, Superman, Terminator It’s been a few weeks, the dust has settled, and the guy...

The revelation came in the form of DC Direct's listing for the "Blackest Night Series 1 Action Figures". Earth-2 Superman, the first member of the lifeless, emotionless, Black Lanterns to be revealed. The Blackest Night Series 1 Action Figures are scheduled for release on September 30, 2...

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