Exclusive Preview: SCOOBY APOCALYPSE #28
Since the launch of DC Comics’ Hanna-Barbera-inspired comic offerings, Scooby Apocalypse has been one of the company’s tightest, most...
9Out of 10
Action & Questions on Autocracy in INJUSTICE VS. MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE #1
If you grew playing with action figures, you may have been one of those kids who liked to mix up your toy lines for an opportunity for your favorite...
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...
Enter to Win a JUSTICE LEAGUE Vol. 6 Trade Paperback!
Between the DC Universe films and the various comic books recounting their exploits, the superhero group known as the Justice League is experiencing...
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: MOTHER PANIC: GOTHAM A.D. #4
The original Mother Panic was always one of the most engaging, experimental look at not just the Batman universe, but at superhero tropes in...
Robert Venditti on the Fall of Tomar Tu in HAL JORDAN AND THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS
As the universal police force the Darkstars exact their brand of lethal justice across the cosmos in the current Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern...
Aaron Gillespie & Scott Snyder on Tackling the Unknown in NEW CHALLENGERS
Even before DC Comics’ Dark Nights: Metal miniseries concluded, the publisher promised a “New Age of Heroes,” with a focus on new characters...
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Review: JUSTICE LEAGUE: NO JUSTICE #1
Writer Scott Snyder is maybe best known for his long stretch on DC Comics’ Batman New 52 relaunch and the following All-Star Batman title. While...
Dan Abnett on Sorcery & Sovereignty in AQUAMAN
Aquaman’s Atlantis has experienced some tumultuous changes in government over the years, but none may have been as catastrophic as that of Corum...