DC Comics has announced that the contents for Green Lantern #37 and #38 have been altered. GL #37 will now be a part of the January Faces of Evil event in a story written by Geoff Johns, with art by Ivan Reis and Oclair Albert and a cover by Shane Davis and John Dell. According…
Lost amidst DC Comics’ latest round of solicitations is a historic reprint collection of one of its seminal works: DC Comics Classics Library: Roots of the Swamp Thing. And it’s historic not because it represents the first hardback compilation of the material but because the story is being published in its entirety for the first…
Ed Hannigan’s Skull & Bones miniseries, first published by DC Comics in 1991, is finally getting collected by Moonstone in April. The 150-page collection will retail for $15.95 and contain the complete story and original covers. A political-espionage thriller set in Yeltsin-era Russia as Andrian Linov, a disillusioned veteran of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan,…
This February, nineteen core titles from the DC Universe will feature “Origins and Omens” backup stories. “Origins and Omens” lays the groundwork for the upcoming Green Lantern: Blackest Night miniseries and more in 2009. These “Origins and Omens” issues are solicited in the December Previews and are scheduled to arrive in stores in February….
Geoff Johns announced his departure from Justice Society of America, after issue #26, at his forum at Comic Bloc. He wrote: There will always be a Justice Society of America book in the DC Universe. I take a lot of pride in that fact because it wasn’t always true. It’s hard to say this but…
The [[[Haunted Tank]]] has to be one of the oddest war comics concepts ever published. A descendant of Civil War General JEB Stuart is haunted by the Virginian during World War II. While the rest of his crew thinks he’s got a screw loose, Jeb Stuart gains vital tactical knowledge and inspiration from the ghostly…
We swing over to DC’s Zuda Comics site for a talk with the guys who brought The Black Cherry Bombshells on line and to the top of Zuda’s Must Read List, plus: Dark Knight already the best selling movie and it isn’t out yet NY ComicCon salutes more comic greats Judge Dredd lives on as…
On the Australian morning television show Sunrise, director George Miller told the viewing audience he was no longer attached to Warner Bros.’ stalled Justice League film. In a report at Dark Horizons, “Miller indicated that if the project does get going again, he expects that it’ll be recast as ‘the studios seem to want bigger…
Following the conclusion of Batman R.I.P., there’s been a tremendous amount of speculation on what will happen to the Dark Knight next. Luckily, ComicMix is on the case! New images reveal that the latest interpretation of the Batman will be taking cues from the widespread financial troubles that all of us are going through, proving…
Celebrated artist Neal Adams will be a Guest of Honor at New York Comic Con (NYCC) this year where he will be available to thousands of fans who are eager to meet the legendary artist. Adams is best known for helping to create some of the definitive modern imagery of the DC Comics characters Superman,…
“Criminals are a superstitious cowardly lot. So my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts. I must be a creature of the night, black, terrible …a…a…” As if in answer, a huge image of a Caped Crusader flashed across a movie screen. Across monitors throughout space and time and other dimensions….
Tomorrow, Batman #681 is finally released after weeks of delays and brings down the curtain to Batman RIP. The Grant Morrison-Tony Daniel story has been generating all manner of press, both here and abroad. The BBC issued a story leading with, “Batman fans are set to discover whether the Caped Crusader is going to be…
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