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Some early morning ramble to go with your coffee. While all around us creators are struggling with editors, artists are flying from one series...

January sales stats will be out soon, but let's take a look at where books in DC's latest (and relatively large - 11.5% of...

What a day. It's been revealed that May will see six more DC titles cancelled, being Deathstroke, Hawkman, Team 7, Firestorm, Ravagers, and Sword of Sorcery. Some...

It must be difficult to put out a comic when Hawkeye comes out. But especially so if you also happen to be writing a...

Not too long ago, I saw the hardcover of Flashpoint on the library shelf.  I didn't pick up Flashpoint when it came out, given how overused the alternate...

On his Facebook page, Jim Starlin has posted the B&W art from his covers for the first two issues—#19 and #20— of his run on Stormwatch. The inker is Rob Turner. If we're not mistaken that's the first time the "F" part of the Stormwatch "WTF" cover has been shown. In this case it looks like a villain has triumphed and a hero is dead. WTF?!?!?

At Buzzfeed DC has revealed its covers and plans for April, and promises MORE shocks MORE surprises and MORE MORE so much that you will sit back on your heels and just say, in a dazed tone...."What the ****...."

One accusation thrown at DC is that their comics are very stern, and there's little room for silliness and fun jokes in their Universe....

Or rather, as seen in this gorgeous Peter Gross/Mark Buckingham-drawn teaser image, the cast of Fables literally drag Tommy Taylor into their world.   Vertigo...

I guess all the Superfolks are still involved in this “H’El on Earth” storyline, which finds Supers Man, Boy and Girl battling a evil alien named H'El. It all wraps up in Superman #17, which is out next month, and DC released some pencils by Kenneth Rocafort to get everyone in the mood for the finale:

Lots of news emerged from Warner Bros. yesterday besides getting a new CEO. On the most germane to our continuing investigations, Amazon, the Wonder Woman pilot being scripted by Allan Heinberg, has been put on hold for a while. It hasn't been killed, but it "needs more time." On the plus side, an off-season pilot may be ordered so it can go in as a midseason replacement. On the non-plussed side it's yet ANOTHER superhero project that WB has put on hold or dithered over or fretted about.

The Center for Jewish History hosted a celebration of the 2013 75th birthday of the seminal superhero Superman on January 27th with co-sponsorship from...