Let’s face it. Superman may be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, out run a locomotive, stop a bullet, see through walls, and more, but he has found success in the video game market to be his Kryptonite. Over the past thirty years over a dozen video...
It’s been almost two months since the release of DC and NetherRealm’s collaboration on the video game Injustice: Gods Among Us, and the reviews have been mostly positive from industry critics and fans alike. Players were rabid to try their hand at playing as Superman, the Joker, Nightwing, Batman, and Deathstroke...
Earlier this year, DC Comics killed off Robin in a well-publicized event comic book. Pretty much everyone knew in advance that Robin was going to die in Batman Incorporated #8. Now, DC Comics has killed off another major Batman family character, except this time it wasn’t announced in the press...
Batman writer and Punk Rock Jesus artist Sean Gordon Murphy’s upcoming Vertigo series The Wake will debut this week, and ahead of that, USA Today has a preview at their website, along with a brief interview with the pair. “The ocean is so deeply unexplored that it really feels like...
Back in the late eighties, Jim Starlin was the writer on the “A Death In The Family” storyline that was published in Batman comic books. The famous storyline allowed fans to call in to vote on whether they wanted Robin to live or die. In an appearance at the Nashville...
This past Tuesday saw the release of one of the most anticipated fighting games for comic book fans. DC’s Injustice: Gods Among Us was released to much fanfare with a midnight release and an actual competition amongst players to win different prizes (at least at our Gamestop). To be fair,...
Buzzfeed has just released the gatefold cover for Wonder Woman #19, and it’s rather perplexing. On the main cover, Wonder Woman is releasing her fury on Orion as she chokes him and rips his helmet off. However, on the inside gatefold Wonder Woman is locked in a passionate kiss with...
The Metal Men are a group of characters that have been missing from DC Comics since the New 52 reboot. The Metal Men were recently teased in Justice League #16, as a reference was made to Will Magnus and Project: Metal Men. The project was mentioned as being a failure...
What does DC Comics have planned for the New 52 in 2013? Something rather interesting if Jeff Lemire’s recent tweets have any meaning. Over the last three days, comic book writer/artist Jeff Lemire has tweeted a series of four images. Lemire’s images have included Kamandi, Red Tornado, Jemm Son of...
Jim Starlin posted an image to his Facebook hours ago that suggests the super-spy organization A.R.G.U.S., which promises to play a substantial role in the upcoming Trinity War event and in Geoff Johns’s Justice League of America relaunch, will also figure prominently into the book he recently announced he’ll be...
Ok, so the world as we know it may or may not be ending this Friday, December 21st. Many think the Mayans all those centuries ago were onto something and over the past couple of years we have been treated to an endless stream of speculation, films, and all manner...
About a week ago, Comicbook.com reported on the rumors that writer Gail Simone was leaving Batgirl. However, Simone denied the rumors via Tumblr, stating, “I have not left Batgirl.” Well, Gail Simone has still not left Batgirl, but it appears that Batgirl has left her. Earlier today, Simone tweeted, “On...
In the past, DC Universe Presents has featured a lot of characters who don’t have their own title. We’ve seen Deadman, The Challengers of the Unknown, Vandal Savage, Kid Flash, Black Lightning and Blue Devil to name a few. Now, DC Comics has announced that Starfire from Red Hood And...
Back in the old DC universe, DC Comics was so nervous about the perception of Superman drinking alcohol that they recalled Action Comics #869. The original cover for Action Comics #869 showed Clark Kent (with his Superman “S” emblem visible) drinking what looked to be a beer with his dad. ...
DC Comics has announced that Batman #18 will have not one but two guest artists. Instead of Greg Capullo, who normally draws the series, Batman #18 will be drawn by Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope. Greg Capullo isn’t leaving the series, as DC Comics informs us that he will be...
