It’s a great time for Superman fans, with the Man of Steel soaring into movies, TV, animation and comics. To help us stay on top of it, writer Tim Beedle shares what’s grabbed his attention and why in this monthly Super-Family column. It needs to be said. Superman really Read more…
Did you miss San Diego Comic-Con this year? Well, don’t worry. We were there for every exciting moment of it, and now that it’s finished, we’re catching you up on all the big DC announcements you missed. It may not be the same as attending Comic-Con yourself, but trust us, Read more…
Did you miss San Diego Comic-Con this year? Well, don’t worry. We were there for every exciting moment of it, and now that it’s finished, we’re catching you up on all the big DC announcements you missed. It may not be the same as attending Comic-Con yourself, but trust us, Read more…
Did you miss San Diego Comic-Con this year? Well, don’t worry. We were there for every exciting moment of it, and now that it’s finished, we’re catching you up on all the big DC announcements you missed. It may not be the same as attending Comic-Con yourself, but trust us, Read more…
Long in the making, Mark Waid and Dan Mora’s Absolute Power promises to shake up everything you thought you knew about the DC Universe. In this series of features, Jules Chin Greene unpacks each new chapter of the core comic book event and helps us come to grips about just Read more…
Welcome to another edition of ASK…THE QUESTION. I’m Alex Jaffe, better known as HubCityQuestion in the DC Official Discord server. You’ll find me in the #ask-the-question channel answering or otherwise researching any great or small mystery you have about the DC Universe in all of its incarnations. I’m here to Read more…
Welcome to the Couch Club, our recurring column devoted to all things #DCTV! This week, Jules Chin Greene discusses how Batman: Caped Crusader changes everything we know about Harley Quinn. Animation has significantly shaped the artistic legacies of Batman and Harley Quinn, perhaps more than any other superheroes. I’m 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…
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…
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…