Comics

What happens when the body snatchers get snatched?

At last... where did the Shadowman loa come from?

New Age of DC Heroes did not have a great month, but Justice League did

More diversions from the Diamond chart's sales ranks this week

Shut up and take our money!

What follows The Great Gum War?

Pak and Coulton embark on sequel to beloved PRINCESS WHO SAVED HERSELF children's book

And that's before they get to The Screaming Man

Unlike the first wave of the DC Artist Alley line which had the “cute and creepy” styling of artist Chris Uminga, the newest one has instilled Nooligan’s signature look, which takes heavily from cartoons, movies, golden age comics, and classic newspaper strips. The final product not only does justice to the iconic characters of Batman, The Joker, and Harley Quinn, but also showcases Nooligan’s unique interpretation.

Beauty and violence. Bonds and blood. Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos, creators of the seminal Alias comic that saw the birth of Jessica...

Tommy Oliver digs through the secrets of his past as he searches for his missing son

Based on the current Rebirth designs of Jason Fabok and sculpted by Paul Harding, all four of these DC Essentials figures come highly detailed and with 21-points of articulation. As the DC website states, “DC Essentials is a line of 6.75 inch action figures based on DC characters with universal appeal, accessible to both long-time collectors and those just starting out.” For this month, DC Collectibles have given us Superman, Aquaman, Brainiac, and Black Manta.