Tag: DC

Most of the discussion over the elimination of Shelly Bond's position as head of the Vertigo line has centered on the lack of profit...

Whoa, seismic news tonight as longtime Vertigo editor Shelly Bond, currently Vice President & Executive Editor and the storied Vertigo imprint, has been let go, as the imprint restructures. DC released a statement to CBR which you can read below. The move comes only days after a new "Young Animal" imprint, led by former DC intern Gerard Way, was announced, using many of the characters and tactics that made Vertigo a success when it launched in 1993.

Remasters and collections are the rage when it comes to the newest generation of console games. From The Last of Us Remastered for PlayStation to...

DC has been combining all sorts of strange characters from old television shows with the Batman '66 Adam West in the publisher's digital-first offerings...

A few months back, DC started its rebirth by announcing they were revamping some classic Hanna Barbera characters for the new millennium. I'll just be honest here and say that I didn't think this was the best of DC's recent revamping efforts–do we really need a gritty Scooby Doo?–but this thing exists, or will soon, and it's going to be pretty funny either way. I believe there have been some artist announcements and more so here's where this is all at.

While many remember The Death of Superman story line at DC, I remember the death of Superman's red trunks in during The New 52 with...

This is everything. https://youtu.be/5AwUdTIbA8I I've never read a Suicide Squad comic that I can recall (although I love Copra) but I will see this film....

https://www.instagram.com/p/BD6w25cihUo/ Former DC Comics intern Gerard Way has just been given his very own imprint at the publisher. That's what we call working your way...

Batman v Superman was the #1 film for the weekend but "plunged" 68% in its second frame, as the trades like to put it....

By Nicholas Eskey During the tail end of last year’s Wonder Con, it was announced that the convention which had spent the last three years...

It's not that it's a terrible comic book -- I wish it were! Terrible comic books can be fun in their own right. It's just that it's ... fine.

By: Nicholas Eskey Welcome back to another exciting episode of “The Beat’s Weekly Toy Review & Preview! We have a humdinger of an episode today...