Didn’t take long now, did it? A whopping three days after Action Comics #1 took in a cool $1,000,000, the Heritage Auction Galleries in Dallas reported to Comic Riffs that a copy of Detective Comics #27 sold for $1,075,500 last night. #27 you say? Why not #1? Well folks, don’t we all know that issue…
DC Comics brought the notion of parallel universes to comics, beginning with the classic â[[[Flash of Two Worlds]]]â and then began the annual team-ups between the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America. Since then, the inhabitants of Earth -3, the Crime Syndicate of America, have been interpreted and reinterpreted with regularity….
Executive producer Bruce Timm offers new perspective on the creation of Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, the latest entry in the ongoing series of DC Universe animated original movies, and The Spectre, the inaugural DC Showcase animated short, in an all-new Q&A with the guru of super hero animation provided to ComicMix by Warner…
OK, we don’t know what Grant really thinks. But it’s fun to pretend, isn’t it? Here you go kids… Your big shot to impress the big shots over at DC. A chance to put the words right in Bat’s big, square pie hole. Just type to your hearts content, and create your master piece. Build…
Warner Home Video, Newsarama.com and The Paley Center for Media proudly present the bi-coastal World Premieres of Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths, the highly anticipated next entry in the ongoing series of DC Universe animated original PG-13 movies, in New York on February 16 and in Beverly Hills on February 18. Filmmakers and members…
Remember about a month back, we posted an article about Fox Networks and Time Warner Cable playing hardball over being carried? Well, as of Friday books from Macmillan, including all sub-imprints like Tor books and St. Martin’s Press, have vanished from Amazon.com. According to the New York Times, the disappearance is the result of a…
Rabid DC fans flocked to their local android dungeons to get their pudgy fingers on the infinitely collectable ‘Blackest Night’ promo rings. Soon thereafter the DC Nationites (Nationals? Nation-Zombies?) could create their very own rainbow brigade, all for the price of a new comic. Sure not every DC loyalist subscribed to every book that came…
When I first saw your name, sir, it had been attached to one of the best “young” Batman books to ever hit my shelf. Then you delivered to me a Superman For All Seasons. And to find your run on the Challengers of the Unknown? Oy, how awesome it was! When friends would name drop…
In just a few days, BBC America premieres the first part of “End Of Time” which will see the final appearance of David Tennant as DOCTOR WHO. We sit down, not only with David, but also key creators Russell T. Davies and Julie Gardner in the first part of our exclusive interview. Plus it’s OUR…
This was prompted by a Slashdot post, but consider: It’s nearly the end of 2009. If the original 1790 copyright maximum term of 28 years was still in effect, everything that had been published by 1981 would be now be in the public domain — which means most of the Marvel Universe up to Dazzler…
Damn you, refrigerator logic.
Six more windows to close… at this rate, I’ll be down to only two hundred open windows by the end of the year. Sigh… Batman’s interspecies film career. (Oh, come on– we already have bats and robins together, this isn’t that much worse, right?) Email from Doctor Doom. No, really: I do not speak melodramaticaly….
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