BATMAN: DARK PATTERNS reprinted after accusations of AI generated trade synopsis
The Batman: Dark Patterns trade paperback has been reprinted after accusations of AI-generated back cover copy were posted on Reddit.
THE BATMAN: PART II delayed until 2028
The sequel to the 2022 film, starring Robert Pattinson, has been delayed from October 1, 2027, to February 18, 2028.
Xolo Maridueña returning as Blue Beetle in MAN OF TOMORROW
The star of 2023's Blue Beetle movie will reprise the role in the Superman sequel, hitting theaters July 9, 2027.
Graphic Novel Review: LEX LUTHOR – DIABOLICAL GENIUS slings jokes & surprises with sweetness
Lex Luthor: Diabolical Genius doesn't treat its young characters or readers as less-than, which is its key to success.
Jimmy Tatro set to play Gorilla Grodd on Jimmy Olsen series
The comedian will play the classic Flash villain on the HBO Max series starring Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy, set to begin filming this year.
SDCC ’26: DC unveils exciting booth activities and panel schedule
The publisher is set to deliver an unforgettable weekend of programming July 22-26.
Allan Heinberg writing MR. TERRIFIC pilot
News on the Superman spin-off, starring Edi Gathegi, came in an article unpacking an allegedly difficult post-production for Supergirl.
Supergirl raised the bar for Hollywood supporting comics
Despite its low box office, the Supergirl film should be celebrated in the way it promoted comics.
DC Round-Up: BATMAN/GREEN ARROW/THE QUESTION – ARCADIA #4 blows up your favorite heroes
The Black Label series, Batman/Green Arrow/The Question, comes to an end this week with Arcadia #4, and more!
Digital Comics Wrap Up- DCUI adds new trade collections, Sweet Shop signs Ignition Press
DC Universe Infinite offers new digital trade collections for Ultra tier subscribers and Sweet Shop now offers Ignition Press titles
Review: SUPERGIRL presents a messed up hero that we can all root for
SUPERGIRL features a strong performance by Milly Alcock, and many callbacks to movies and comics, in a worthy follow-up to SUPERMAN
The Unconscious Bias That Fails Black Creators
Stephanie Williams made Eisner history, but many comic journalism outlets missed it. This article looks at the unconscious bias behind this failure.
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