The Next Level Initiative that DC Comics began this year, helmed by Scott Snyder and Joshua Williamson, has been a beacon of creativity and revitalization, breathing new life into overlooked characters while expanding the stories being told across the DC Universe.
§ I'm sorry this is a weekly column now. But on the plus side, while I was googling around, I found these images of the ORIGINAL Kibbles 'n' Bits!
What's interesting is that in the "classic" version, the dog is clearly holding a plate in its mouth because the pooch just can't wait to tuck into some tasty kibbles 'n' bits. Int his modified version, the dog just has a plate under its chin which...makes less sense? Maybe it's because it contains string beans? Serous talk: I am NOT a dog person but do they really eat string beans?
After remaining pathologically tight lipped at their NYCC appearances—even a small elite media only press event—Dark Knight III workmen Brian Azzarello and Andy Kubert spill the beans on the big plot twist of the event comic in an interview at CBR. And the story element is in fact the one that I heard was the genesis for the entire storyline. And would have made a nice surprise for those reading the story. I'm curious as to why DC didn't even try to keep it under wraps. I guess they knew that it would be spoiled and wanted to get ahead of it?
This is actually a crowd watch too as Iron Circus is kickstarting a collection of Sophie Campbell's Shadoweyes: Volume One:
Sophie Campbell began Shadoweyes...
Some may have been perplexed by the "yaoi" element in last night's South Park episode but it's turns out that Trey Parker and Matt Stone were just ripping the lid off a long existing shocking secret about Craig and Tweek. Here's the startling truth!
Comics Beat conducts interviews at the premiere of The Sixty Year Mission: How Star Trek Changed Television and the World, including William Shatner, Nana Visitor and MORE!
Avatar: The Last Airbender is getting a prequel series on Paramount+, following the Water Tribe Avatar Kuruk during his rebellious teenage years, while Seven Havens gets renewed for seasons three and four.
