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Book 1 Writer: Matt Kindt Artist: Clay Mann Inker: Seth Mann Colorist: Ulises Arreola Letterer: Dave Sharpe The Lost Files Writer: Matt Kindt Artist: Butch Guice Colorist: Ulises Arreola Letterer: Dave Sharpe Ninjak #1 by Matt...

After 25 years working on some of the most seminal comics of the era with many of the greatest creators, Diana Schutz is...

Of all the comics projects announced this far from DC after Convergence, the one that arguably has fans the most excited is Superman from author...

This story first dropped in January but we must have been having blizzard or something. Anyway, in an effort to sell more comics, Marvel has introduced a line of bargain priced $1 introductory issues for a number of tried and true story lines. It's called True Believer and the books go on sale in April. The books go back to some classic story lines like Civil War, Planet Hulk—and just for the PS3 generation, Powers (debuting tonight!) Presumably these jump on board spots will enable new reads to join in the Secret Wars fun.

Another day another Secret Wars tie-in. This one goes out to all the Carol Corps out there.

Greetings, sales charts fans! It's time once again to look at DC's sales figures. This month, nearly all of the comics with freely-orderable variants (Flash 75th anniversary) saw a drop of 3-4K. We've seen drops on these in the past months, but they were so uniform this month that I thought that maybe something else was going on. But the more I looked at it, I became convinced that it was the case the retailers as a whole just dropped their orders on these.

Today's trailers are all about the villains.

DC co-publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee gave a talk to comics journalists a few weeks back during the Burbank talent conference, and CBR...

So @BexTay has done some of my favorite Archaia books and now she's working with me at DC. I'm thrilled and know she's gonna...

Skottie Young brings his "little" corner of the Marvel U to Secret Wars.

Well the Raccoon and Starlord got their own books, so why not a tree? (And Gamora is coming, we're told.) Jeff Loveness, usually a...

Valiant Entertainment is partnering up with Chinese-based distribution company DMG Entertainment to bring Valiant characters to the big screen, according to a report from The New York Times. The deal is described as a nine-figure investment geared at creating films for global audiences as well as animation, theme parks, and merchandise.