The Riddler Is Worse for Wear in BATMAN GIANT #5
At the start of part 3 of “Batman Universe”—written by Brian Michael Bendis, drawn by Nick Derington, colored by Dave Stewart, and lettered by...
Exclusive Preview: DETECTIVE COMICS #993
In these exclusive preview pages of Detective Comics #993--written by James Robinson, drawn by Carmine di Giandomenico, colored by Ivan...
Stephen Winchell on Bringing the Dark Knight to the Dugout in “Batman at Bat!”
Over the course of his 79-year history, DC Comics’ Dark Knight Detective—The Batman—has been interpreted and reinterpreted over the years as...
Review: HEROES IN CRISIS #1
FreakSugar contributor Tim Avers shares his thoughts on the debut issue of DC Comics’ new miniseries Heroes in Crisis. I don’t remember when...
Greg Capullo on Breaking Free from Canon in DC’s Black Label Imprint
Back in March, DC Comics announced that it would be launching a new imprint--christened DC Black Label--that would focus on mature, standalone tales...
100-Page DC Comics Books Hitting Wal-Mart This Summer!
While some comic book collections have popped up at Wal-Mart in the past few years, those offerings consisted of previously released stories with no...
Exclusive Preview: TRINITY #22
This Wednesday, April 25th, Trinity #25, written by James Robinson with Patrick Zircher on art, hits newsstands, the finale of "Man Down," pitting...
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BATMAN #44 Is All About Catwoman & Choice
Transformation is one of the through-lines that we’ve seen over and again in Batman’s nearly 80-year history: reinventing oneself to evolve,...
Tony Patrick on an Emerging Hero in BATMAN AND THE SIGNAL
Duke Thomas’ life has never been particularly one with calm waters, especially lately. Whether contending with the reality of his parents poisoning...
Artist Michael Lark Is Reuniting with Batman
Michael Lark is going back to Gotham. The artist, who provided gritty, moody art for DC Comics' Eisner Award-winning Gotham Central, will provide...