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REVIEW: The Phantom Stranger #0
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 stil...
REVIEW: Justice League International Annual #1
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!
Challengers of the Unknown headed to DC Universe Presents
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.
DC RELAUNCH: Fans in a crisis over no Crisis – Who Cares?
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.
Wildstorm ends in December, Zuda bye-bye next week
As the news begins to sink in regarding the partial move of DC to the West Coast, Dan Didio and Jim Lee shared the following announcement on The Source informing readers that Wildstorm and Zuda would be ending in December.
Jim Lee and Dan DiDio named Co-Publishers of DC Comics
Press Release DC Entertainment, founded in September 2009 to unleash the power of the DC Comics library of characters across all media platforms, has named its executive management team, including new co-publishers of DC Comics...
Will everything look better under the sparkling light of Brightest Day?
DC has released more information about the upcoming Brightest Day event. It’s definitely going to be a company wide event, and it may just change some of your favorite titles for the better. Maybe.
Barry Allen kicks Wally West and Bart Allen to the curb in 2010
While DC has maintained Wally West and Bart Allen would continue to play a big role in the Flash Universe – there were statements made that BOTH Wally and Barry would continue to be the Flash – Dan DiDio quashed tho...
Another Blackest Night event in between Blackest Night event
If you’ve been wondering what is going on with Blackest Night, and why there is a skip month in the series, EIC Dan DiDio spelled it out yesterday at the Baltimore Retailer Summit.
Cover to The Outsiders #26 revealed
DC Comics has unveiled the cover to The Outsiders #26 by artist Philip Tan. Tan and DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio are taking over the title in January. But then again, you already knew that. via The Source
DiDio writing The Outsiders
DC’s executive editor Dan DiDio came out the other day to announce that he would be the new regular writer of The Outsiders beginning in January, and he’s bringing Philip Tan with him to do the art. “This is an ex...
Quote of the Week: Mark Waid on Dan DiDio on 52
Man, I knew there was a reason Mark Waid was one of my favorite people. In an interview with Ain’t It Cool News, Waid spilled the beans on nearly every company he’s ever worked for. “The biggest challenge [o...
Major Spoilers Poll of the Week: EIC Cage Match
You know what would increase attendance at comic book conventions around the country? Cage matches. Not cage matches with the GLOW or those Octagon fighters, but epic battles between the Editor-in-Chiefs of the comic book p...
DC Cancels Blue Beetle
As I’ve been preaching for the last several months, Blue Beetle has walked the line to cancellation, and now it’s confirmed in an interview with Dan DiDio. One of the books that I’m most disappointed about in that...
Quote of the Week: On JG Jones and Final Crisis
The choice was very simple – we saw how the book was running, and we saw what the schedule was ahead of us. The fact that at a point we were waiting for parts of the script from issues #6 and #7, the reality came to be that w...
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