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I love a good anthology comic because they’re collections of the brightest creative voices in the comic book industry at any given point in time. I also look at anthology comics as a variety show of sorts—only one starring your favorite characters and brought to you by your favorite creators. Read more…

Gotham City is a busy place, with a lot going down each and every week. In this monthly column, Joshua Lapin-Bertone helps you stay on top of it all by letting you know what you should be paying attention to within the Bat-Family…and why.   SPOILER ALERT: The below article Read more…

Each Friday, we’ll be letting a different DC.com writer share what they’ll be reading over the weekend and why you might want to check it out. Here’s this week’s suggestion for a perfect Weekend Escape!   Time can be your worst enemy when you’re waiting for Friday to arrive, which Read more…

It’s been thirty years since Zero Hour: Crisis in Timechanged the way we think about DC Comics. It’s an event with an interesting reputation today among comic fans—a sort of waystation on the twenty-year journey from Crisis on Infinite Earthsto Infinite Crisis.A stop for maintenance, self-reflection, and in hindsight, a Read more…

The older I get, the more I relate to Doctor Manhattan. I’m not talking about being giant, blue, naked or omnipotent (I am only one of those things). I’m talking about the scene from Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen where Doctor Manhattan decides to leave humanity behind and live Read more…