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March Solicits For DC Comics
Dec 13th
March has DC putting out a mighty fine collection of new comics, including the start of a brand new series starring everyone’s favorite Hellblazer, John Constantine. Yes, Constantine #1 finally replaced Hellblazer in a controversial move from DC that brings the magical bastard in his own DCU on-going. This month also sees the first official solicit for a non-Gail Simone issue of Batgirl, after this weeks saddening news of her dismissal from the title. But as far as DC events go, we’re seeing the first tales post-Death of the Family in Batman and after H’el on Earth in the Superman More >
Friday Quick Caption for October 26th 2012
Oct 26th
Friday Quick Caption is a weekly update of quick links and blurbs from the world of entertainment news. Expect your fast pace, A.D.D. dose of movie trailers, comic news, celebrity updates, and video game announcement from throughout the week.
How Long Is The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey – Peter Jackson has become very known for making very long films ever since 2001’s The Fellowship of the Ring, which ran 2 hours and 58 minutes in theaters. Two Towers managed to beat that by a minute, Return of the King held fans in theaters for 3 hours and 21 intense minutes and all three More >
January Solicits For DC Comics
Oct 16th
DC has just announced their new releases for the new year, and 2013 is looking rather strong. In January, DC will see the conclusion of Death of the Family storyline in the Bat titles and continuation of the Rise of the Third Army event in the Green Lantern books. We’ll also begin to see the final few issues of Before Watchmen and the start of a new Injustice: Gods Among Us comic book tie in to the upcoming video game. January also sees the final issues of Grifter, Legion Lost, Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E., and Blue Beetle. However, Blue Beetle fans need More >
Arthur Adam’s Unpublished All-Star Batman & Robin
Oct 14th
This weekend Arthur Adams surprised fans by uploading 14 pages of an unpublished Batman series to his facebook. These 14-pages were apparently part of an unreleased issue of All-Star Batman and Robin set to have come out several years ago. The pages are marked as issue #7, though that would have taken place amidst a storyline already in progress from Frank Miller and Jim Lee, so it is presumed either this story was commissioned prior to that issue being written or the issue # could be wrong. What we do know for sure is that Arthur did a stunning job More >
New York Comic Con ’12: DC Collectibles
Oct 12th
Yesterday at New York Comic Con, John Cunningham moderated the DC Collectibles panel with DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Jim Lee, Director of Creative Services Jim Fletcher, Director of Product Management Ryan Mansour, and artist Lee Bermejo. There goal was to discuss the intricacies of creating collectibles, and give fans a peek at what lies ahead from DC Collectibles. Jim Fletcher started off by talking about DC upcoming line of pin-up style DC heroine statues, the DC Bombshells. These sexy collectibles take a more 1930′s-50′s style of American fashion and art combined with classic female DC super heroes for some rather great More >
Jim Lee Designs A Batman Car For Kia
Oct 12th
Promoting the recent DC and WB charity, We Can Be Heroes, Jim Lee has designed a rather keen Batman themed car through Kia. Kia Motors, the South Korean automobile manufacturer, has put together this stylish new Kia Optima based on the designs of DC Co-Publisher, Jim Lee. Check out the video below to see the car and learn more about how you can help be a Hero with the Justice League by combating hunger in the Horn of Africa.
New York Comic Con ’12: Scott Snyder and Jim Lee On A New Superman Title
Oct 11th
Scott Snyder is a comic writer that has been quickly gaining attention through his incredible work at DC Comics. Already responsible for the great Batman: Gates of Gotham and the highly popular Batman Court of Owls storyline, he is currently working on DC’s newest big Batman event, Death of the Family. Death of the Family sees the return of the Joker after a one year absence that has had fans begging to know where the clown prince of crime has been since he had his face surgically removed in Detective Comics #1. But as a critically acclaimed Batman author, Scott Snyder More >
December Solicits For DC Comics
Sep 18th
December at DC is packed with some great looking titles all across the New 52 and even beyond. Several series, such as G.I. Combat, will see their final issues before the start of January’s Fourth Wave; Before Watchmen sees two penultimate issues and the wrap up of Nite Owl; and Arrow, Human Bomb, and JSA Liberty Files: The Whistling Skull all premiere this month, bringing some fresh stories by big name talent to DC. This all goes on as Green Lantern’s titles continue the Rise of the Third Army and Batman’s see A Death of The Family. With this much More >
DC’s Super Power Break Ups Of The New 52
Aug 31st
After the kiss that’s currently selling comics in Justice League #12, between Superman and Wonder Woman, DC is taking a bit of pride that they have created such love in their new universe. However, most of us will all remember that for years it wasn’t Clark Kent and Diana of Themyscira, but Clark and Lois Lane. So when DC’s blog today put out a list of their Super Power Couples, many fans moaned and groaned about the love lost when DC rebooted its universe into the New 52. Feeling your pain, while DC gloats of what they called “those perfect More >
A Quick Peek At Some Beautiful Upcoming DC Variant Covers
Jun 20th
Today we have just a quick peek at some of DC upcoming variant covers to a few of July’s new comic books. First off is the incredible cover to Silk Spectre #2 by Joshua Middleton (Supergirl, Legend of Korra):
and here is the digital combo-pack version:
But if you’re looking for a more action packed cover, you’d likely want to glance over at Justice League #11, where Jim Lee has provided an image that shows off the whole team in full form.
Jim Lee sketched the whole team in some dynamic poses that you can truly enjoy on the normal cover, but looks More >
