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By jsaroundtable The Speed Force blog notes how the Blackest Night ancillary titles iwll be collected in trade. Apparently the first round will feature Superman, Batman and the Titans, and the second round will feature the Flash, Wonder Woman, and the Justice Society of America. I was hoping for a collecti...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) This hearkens back to the Final Crisis problem, where the original plan for collecting Final Crisis was to collect the main miniseries on its own -- but having read it, it's clear that book would have made no sense without the additional Superman Beyond issues later added in.

Diamond Comics has released the list of comic books and other items shipping this week. Here are the Superman related items in that list... SUPERGIRL #47 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 (BLACKEST NIGHT) SHOWCASE PRESENTS: DC COMICS PRESENTS - SUPERMAN TEAM-UPS VOL 01 TP

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Final Crisis distinguished itself by a general lack of crossovers, though there were some: Justice League of America #21 and #31 dealt specifically with the fallout of Final Crisis, as did Titans #16; we also can't forget the "Last Rites" story that appeared in Batman after Batman RIP. Mo...

By ComicList Please note: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #39 (SEP090107) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 25. SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 (SEP090109) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 18.

By Aris Iliopoulos Blackest Night: Superman #3 (Robinson & Barrows/DC Comics/$2.99): This was the best of the Blackest Night minis and certainly worthy of standing on it’s own as a story. Tonally it was a perfect match for the Blackest Night series and the Green Lantern books. And where the other BN minis f...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) This book collects very early Superboy stories by Don Cameron, Joe Shuster, and Stan Kaye. Part of DC's recent Superboy lawsuit has to do with Superboy stories that Don Cameron wrote for DC while Joe Shuster served in the army; obviously things are rosier if DC now sees fit to release this co...

By MatthewTaggart Join Brick as he takes you on a tour of 24 hr. comic book day. He reviews Superman Secret Origins and Superman Blackest Night. On Trevor Time, Trevor shows the tools of the trade. We have an interview with artist Ryan Ottley from Invincible and David Mack of Kabuki.

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 58 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss "Smallville Season 9" so far, "Society" and "Idol" episodes of Smallville, Superman comic books, Supergirl comic book, Blackest Night, Superman comics in 2010, sequel to "Public Enemies", and more! Al...

By ComicList The remaining issue of BLACKEST NIGHT: SUPERMAN is available as follows: BLACKEST NIGHT: SUPERMAN #2 (JUL090147) is available for reorder. The remaining issue of BLACKEST NIGHT: SUPERMAN is available as follows: BLACKEST NIGHT: SUPERMAN #2 (JUL090147) is available for reorder.

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By rhilario Other Top Picks: Wonder Woman #37, Blackest Night: Titans #3, Justice Society of America #32, Avengers: The Initiative #29, Guardians of the Galaxy #19, Ms. Marvel #46, New Avengers #58, Secret Warriors #9 Alex’s Top Picks Joe’s Top Picks

By conor@ifanboy.com This seems to be happening more and more when I have the Pick of the Week! Look at this line-up of books! Blackest Night, Fantastic Four, Superman: Secret Origins, Detective Comics, New Avengers, Die Hard: Year One, Marvel Divas, Ultimate Avengers, Green Lantern... the list goes on and on.

By Graeme McMillan Marvel Comics' Necrosha launches this week, joining DC's Blackest Night, Marvel's own Marvel Zombies and Dynamite's Super Zombies on the crowded superhero zombie comic stands. But isn't there something... wrong with the idea of superpowered zombies?

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...

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 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 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.

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 Robert Greenberger The extras on the Standard edition and the DVD include the usual assortment of trailers for other DCU videos, including the next one, Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, coming in 2010. The Blackest Night featurette also appears. “A Test of Minds: Superman and Batman” dos a nice job explo...

By G-Man A Test Of Minds: The Psychology Of Superman And Batman (19:01) Blackest Night : Inside The DC Comics Event (8:52) Wonder Woman: The Amazon Princess Batman Gotham Knight Justice League: The New Frontier Green Lantern: First Flight  

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 rhilario Most Anticipated: Blackest Night: Superman #2 – Loonie-Toon crazy Black Lantern Psycho Pirate is billed to make an appearance, and the Golden Age Kal-L Black Lantern Superman is still on deck to cause lots of problems for Superman and Superboy.

By Brad Curran Batman and Robin #4- Yup. Blackest Night #3- Meh.** Brave and the Bold #27- Wow, this is good. Wait; why? Batman, stop! Don't speak! Wedensday Comics #11- Eh. Later.**** Also; weren't you the guy who was all "fuck you if you don't get the Vonnegut references in Captain America" ...

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...

By blakemp Posted in 2 in 1 Showcase, Movie and TV Talk   Tagged: 2 in 1 Showcase, Action Comics, Archie, Batman, Battle For the Cowl, Blackest Night, Boom! Studios, comics, DC Universe Online, Disney, Doctor Who, Eartha Kitt, Fables, Final Crisis, Flash Gordon, G.I. Joe, Gary Frank, Geoff Johns, G...