It’s the wedding of the century: Batman and Catwoman are getting married. Almost eighty years in the making, the two lovebirds will finally tie the knot on July 4th… or will they?…
DC reveal final covers for “Batman” #50 and “Catwoman” #1
Jay Yaws
Jay is but a man: portly, nerdy, and bearded. He longs to love like Jesus, play a mean bass guitar, and be a good husband and daddy. One day, people will sing songs about the time he put his fried egg on top of his pancakes. Man, that was delicious.
Batman meets Sam Kieth’s the Maxx this September
Sam Kieth essentially made his name as one of the original artists on Neil Gaiman’s magnum opus The Sandman. While that would be enough to win comic book pedigree for life, he…
DC announce release dates for Batman Black Label titles
A few months ago, DC Comics announced a brand new publishing imprint that will focus on more mature, creator-driven storytelling. Naturally, Batman will be a big part of that, with several new…
The Man of Steel #3 review
Here’s the thing about The Man of Steel: it’s good. Oftentimes, it’s very good. Brian Michael Bendis’ work with Superman is enjoyable, and while he’s made quite a few changes to the…
Jim Lee named Chief Creative Officer of DC Entertainment
In today’s surprising announcement that Geoff Johns will launch his own production company and shift his focus to film and television work, it was also revealed that DC’s Co-Publisher Jim Lee has…
A Pin to an Overfilled Balloon: Talking Harley Quinn with Sam Humphries
Have I mentioned that Sam Humphries is a delight? Because it absolutely bears repeating. The writer has been making his mark across DC Comics over the past few years, from launching the…
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #56 review
It’s amazing how the simplest concepts can result in the funniest of stories. That’s the case with the newest installment of Teen Titans Go!, which isn’t quite a top-tier narrative but it…
Deathstroke #32 review
There are good things, even very good things about Deathstroke. The writing is consistently confident, and the visual aesthetic is pleasing and dynamic. Truly, this is a good looking book, a visual…
Doomsday Clock #5 review
I suppose we can’t have it both ways with this series. Last issue, I felt like the narrative came to a relative dead stop, as the story flashed backward to give us…
Super Sons/ Dynomutt and Blue Falcon Special #1 review
The Super Sons/Dynomutt and Blue Falcon Special here is in kind of a weird place. When it was announced a few months back that the Super Sons title had been canceled, yet…