Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo are joining forces once again for the next big Batman story. What will it be about? DC has a live stream planned for April 2, where all will be revealed.

It’s a no-holds-barred storytelling experience and it arrives today!

The first issue of The Kamandi Challenge #1 arrives in January, but we have an early look at the 12-issue mini-series, after the jump.

DC Comics co-publisher Dan DiDio revealed a bit about the upcoming Rebirth event, and something that may set the Internetz on fire.

Today, at the ComicsPRO retailer summit, DC Entertainment announced the first details of the coming Rebirth event. While they didn’t give everything away, there is just enough to make us scratch our heads.

It’s been a rough couple of months for DC Comics. With the launch of the new DCYou initiative, their hopes were high that they might regain some of the market share they’d lost near the end of The New 52. Well, it didn’t turn out that way. FIRST, SOME PERSPECTIVE The New 52 was a big deal as far as sales go, particularly when it started. A relaunch of nearly all the DC characters (except for Batman and Green Lantern, which were already successful), this event began with lines waiting at local comics shops on Wednesday mornings. Collectors went nuts

Dan DiDio shares a bit about the upcoming Convergence event in this tell-all video from DC Comics.

A couple of weeks back, I talked about the struggles retailers were having when ordering the books they would be selling. That included DC’s Convergence, two months in which titles would appear that might exist only during that time. Well, as reported right here at MajorSpoilers.com, DC announced on Friday how they’re going to proceed after the Convergence event.

You probably saw it on Twitter last night, but as the doors opened on Preview Night at the San Diego Comic Con, and fans made their way to the Warner Bros. booth, the world got a really good first look at Ben Affleck’s costume from the upcoming Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice movie.

With the announcement that DC Comics is gearing up for three weekly series, many have been asking how long DC thinks it can keep it up.  Seems like we have the answer, directly from Dan DiDio.

DC is releasing fifty-two zero issues in an attempt to give a jumping on point for people that did not come on board with the New 52 from the get go, and as a way to re-tell the origins of those heroes who’s continuity was still confusing post-Flashpoint. In some cases, such as that of The Phantom Stranger, they are changing origins radically. Does the new origin work or is it a dud? Find out with this Major Spoiler’s review!

The JLI has been run under the bus a couple times now, with team members dropping like flies. Can a different creative team for the annual bring about less death? Major Spoilers takes the plunge to find out!

DC Comics has announced that once the five part Deadman story concludes in DC Universe Presents, the company will reintroduce fans to the Challengers of the Unknown.

This past weekend, Dan DiDio set the Intardwebz ablaze when he made the announcement that the Crisis events from the last thirty years, including Crisis on Infinite Earths, never happened in the New DC Universe.