Tag: Joshua Williamson
DC Round-Up: DARKSEID VS THE WORLD is a lackluster entry in the All In...
Plus, the conclusion of BATMAN: BAD SEEDS, and milestone issues for ABSOLUTE BATMAN and ABSOLUTE WONDER WOMAN!
NYCC ’26: How does Joshua Williamson avoid burn out?
Prolific comics writer Joshua Williamson (G.I. Joe, Superman, Dark Ride) explains how he actively manages his life to avoid burning out. Energon Universe editor Ben Abernathy tells us how he chooses artists for 30 to 40 variant covers a month. G.I. Joe artist Tom Reilly lets us know what's kept him on the book for 3 years with no intention on leaving.
Interview: DC’s LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES creative team tease Superboy future appearance
Joshua Williamson and Hayden Sherman tease what's to come for the 31st century superheroes.
NYCC ’26: The future looks bright for DC’s Next Level publishing initiative
A recap of DC comic creators discussing what's to come in DC's publishing line.
NYCC ’26: DC’s Next Level panel comes out swinging with big plans for 2027
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.
Josh Williamson and Bruno Redondo team for BATMAN: JUSTICE YEAR
The series will explore the early days of the dark knight's relationship with the Justice League.
SDCC ‘26: The Energon Universe transforms in new story arcs revealed at SDCC panel
The Energon Universe panel announced new characters, new story arcs, and new romances for the line of Hasbro titles.
SDCC ‘26: DC teases STEEL and ALL IN: DARKSEID VS. THE WORLD during its...
DC goes all in with Superman and friends!
DC Round-Up: ACTION COMICS #1100 wraps up the Reign of the Superboys
The milestone issue features a variety of stories from each of the Super-titles creative teams.
DC Next Level expands with LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES, TEEN TITANS, and DOOM PATROL titles
These new series showcase the breadth, ambition, and creative energy driving DC’s 2026 publishing slate.
Marvel Rundown: Three’s Company in IRON MAN #6
The Marvel Rundown this week takes a look at Iron Man #6, X-Men of Apocalypse #4, and X-Men '97 Season 2 #1
The Marvel Rundown: IRON MAN #4 is the prison break we all want
This week, the Marvel Rundown covers Iron Man #4, in which Tony Stark and crew are breaking out of an AIM prison.
