Home Publishers DC Page 358

DC

DC Month-to-Month Sales October 2008

0
by Marc-Oliver Frisch Any signs yet of the financial crisis affecting the periodical direct market in October? No, not really. Thanks to several high-profile books...

ABC orders Fables pilot

0
The Hollywood Reporter reports that Fables may just be a new TV show for ABC. Bill Willingham's popular tale of fairy tale characters trying...

Robin in the Rye

0
Andrew Lorenzi remixes JD Salinger and DC Comics. Incredible. Posted by Aaron Humphrey.

Batman RIP reax are the new black

0
It just won't stop. § First, for all your informational needs, IGN has a lengthy interview with editor Mike Marts, who comes off as...

JLA film: one headache after another; Johns campaigns for gig; so does Lexi

0
§ Just when everyone was breathing a sigh of relief and declaring the JLA movie dormant, it has risen zombie-like from the grave, causing...

Mr. Batman regrets he’s unable to rise today

0
We haven't read the finale of the BATMAN RIP storyline which came out last week...but lots of other folks have. Apparently Bruce...

Dressing to impress comics fans

4
While getting more women to read superhero comics still seems like an uphill battle at times, this winter, comics are IN. We were wandering...

Even Spurge has event fatigue

25
Via The Comics Reporter: Where I now see the primary weakness of Final Crisis is that the DC universe itself isn't vital enough or interesting...

“We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Floppies”

67
John Rogers, screenwriter, blogger, and author of a fan favorite run on BLUE BEETLE, usually speaks his mind. His comments regarding the recent cancellation...

DC responds to Robinson question

22
Okay, you asked, so we did, too.We sent an email to a DC spokesman asking, "Is James Robinson leaving any of his DC titles?"The...

Breaking: Robinson NOT leaving Superman?

7
According to the Superman Homepage, editor Matt Idelson says James Robinson has NOT quit the Superman books. So there you go.

Zuda goes to paper!

0
The Wired blog reports that the first two printed collections of Zuda webcomics have been scheduled. The first plucky artist to get lucky is Jeremy...

LATEST POSTS

ADVERTISEMENT