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How many times can we see Superman's origin? The answer--Not enough. When DC Comics first announced Superman: Year One, there was some skepticism on my part. This is a story that most people already know and one that's been told many times over the years. What made this project intriguing was the fact it would …
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The Batman Who Laughs' plans are in motion. Six heroes have been infected with a deadly pathogen. This will transform them into dark and evil versions of themselves. It's up to Batman and Superman to track them down in a new monthly book by Joshua Williamson (The Flash, Justice League/Suicide Squad) with art by David …
The Batman dream team is back! Comic book readers have been lucky to have had so many great Batman creative teams and story arcs over the years. Beginning with DC Comics' New 52 relaunch, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo started an amazing journey for the Dark Knight. With Jonathan Glapion returning on inks and FCO …
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Earlier this week, word came that Tom King's run on Batman was ending sooner than originally mentioned. While there are still more issues coming in King's run, DC Comics has revealed what's coming up early next year for the Batman family titles. Starting January 2020, the main Batman series, currently released twice a month, will …
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As DC Comics' Year of the Villain starts up, one of Batman's greatest enemies is getting his own series. Ra's al Ghul, also known as the Demon's Head, is getting a six-issue miniseries written and drawn by the legendary Neal Adams. Ra's is the leader of the League of Assassins as well as the grandfather …
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A new era for the X-Men is beginning this summer. Jonathan Hickman created epic stories within the pages of Fantastic Four, The Avengers, and Infinity, Secret Wars. After spending some time away from Marvel, he is coming back with major plans for the mutants. From July to September, the current X-Men titles will come to …
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It's time for the Mysterious Art Combo or the Mystery Art Challenge. The idea is, a comic book artist takes the challenge of drawing a character with a random object. The challenge is, they don't know which character or what the object will be until the camera starts rolling. Then it's a matter of coming …
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Spider-Gwen no more? Marvel has released a teaser, and it's enough to make you panic. As with past teasers, pretty much no information is given. All we have, aside from the issue number and creator credits is a take on the infamous "Spider-Man no more" image. SPIDER-GWEN: GHOST-SPIDER #10 Written by SEANAN MCGUIREArt by TAKESHI …
It's been said that Sue Storm is the most powerful member of the original Fantastic Four. When she first debuted, she was relegated to a lesser role, going by the name Invisible Girl. Over time she, and the rest of the team, came to realize just how much potential she had with her abilities. Another …
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Sean Murphy is continuing his killer version of Batman under DC's Black Label imprint. DC Comics will release the sequel to Batman: White Knight this summer. Get ready for Batman: Curse of the White Knight. Murphy put a twist on the story of the fight between Batman and Joker. Joker was cured of his madness …
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