Meanwhile: WB and superhero experts Legendary parting ways?
While Marvel's hit making factory breaking up over budgets could be cause for smiles across Riverside Drive at Warner Bros. it appears they are having their own dispute with Thomas Tull's (above, left with WB's Jeff Robinov) Legendary Pictures, Variety reports, the powerhouse studio that has produced the Batman films, the Hangover films, the Zack Snyder Films, and the upcoming most important superhero movie of all times, Man of Steel. In other words, just about everything except Harry Potter that was a mega hit in the last decade. Why?
REVIEW: Cops Vs Vigilante ‘Justice’ in The Movement #1
DC's new series, launched by Gail Simone and Freddie Williams II, is a really interesting idea for a series. Essentially pitting a somewhat corrupt...
5 Recent Graphic Novels You Don’t Want to Miss
These graphic novels have been chosen because they were all released in the past 6 months and equally combine qualities of well-crafted concepts and...
The End of I, Vampire and the Cancellation of Creativity
A spoiler-free farewell to my beloved favourite, and a note of regret from an ex-fan of the New 52.
I almost didn't pick issue one...
C2E2: Liveblogging Batman/Superman 101
It's day 2 of C2E2 and we're liveblogging the "Batman/Superman 101" panel. (And to think, it used to be a Superman/Batman world... I guess...
REVIEW: Is She Ready for Her Close-up? KATANA #1-3
Katana, if you haven’t heard, has received her own series, and given a chance to spread her wings and the main focus of a...
Must read: Phil Jimenez on Wonder Woman
Yikes! In case you missed it in the comments of Laura Sneddon's controversial Wonder Woman post, former Wonder Woman artist and writer Phil Jimenez has jumped in with an in-depth analysis of what makes the character tick from his viewpoint.
The Trouble With Wonder Woman is Complete Pants
When it comes to Wonder Woman, the headlines suggest that we only seem to care about three things: what she's wearing, what her latest...
DC Comics Month-to-Month Sales: March 2013 — now with 10 year comparisons
Chickens came home to roost in March.
With no gimmick-bloated #1 issues, strong crossovers or annuals of high-performing titles driving sales of the company's periodical line, with the Before Watchmen project fading out on a whimper, and despite a deluge of high-selling issues tying in with a recent character death, estimated sales of the average new DC Universe comic book fell to 31,000, the lowest level since the big "New 52" relaunch of September 2011.
Mini-Review: New Territory for HE-MAN and the MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE #1
I could pretend that I wasn’t slightly baffled by this comic, and try to be objective about its visually appealing art and its rather...
Chase and Harras column ends at CBR; Harras blog post debuts
Comic Book Resources has announced that today's B&B column, wherein DC eic Bob Harras and Editorial Director Bobbie Chase answer fan and journalist questions....has been put on the shelf after four outings :
