As a lifelong Batman fan, I’ve been patient. However, DC recently crossed the line with a Lobo-Batman! That was just too much, DC!
The current pandemic has certainly changed things as far as the comics industry goes. One of the aspects that has actually benefitted most from all the chaos has been crowdfunding, which has grown tremendously!
The Dark Knight is as hot as molten lava right now, and DC’s taking advantage of that by telling all kinds of stories with him. They’re even returning to black and white, a format they’ve used successfully in years past.
When you’ve read comics as long as I have, you notice trends and events that keep repeating themselves. The most recent is DC Comics yet again going “back to the future!”
I always appreciate the comics news here on MajorSpoilers.com, and I read the recent news release about Valiant Comics reprinting several of their classic stores. I like that, so let me tell you why!
I read with interest the recent news release about Dynamite making all the comics ordered through November returnable. That’s a big deal!
Local comics shops are doing the very best they can these days! However, I recently came across three stores, all within five miles of each other, that are doing things very differently!
One of the biggest trends going on right now is streaming, and one service I like is changing quite a bit in 2021!
This Saturday, September 19, will be Batman Day 2020! Now a yearly event, this celebration actually will be a week long, yet some activities will be paired back due to the pandemic. It still will recognize how big the Dark Knight has become!
As reported here on MajorSpoilers, Marvel is beginning a week-long celebration of their 81st birthday today! Of course, I have some ideas about how you can join the celebration!
If DC wanted to get positive buzz on their product, they couldn’t have done much better than DC FanDome did this past Saturday!
It’s getting to be a weekly thing that DC Comics has died… yet again. This time, though, there was some real damage done. And it makes me worry about the comics industry.
Marvel has recently cancelled several titles including Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, and Strikeforce. The interesting part is that they happened publicly.
The difference between Marvel and DC has never been more apparent than the House of Idea’s upcoming series of covers called Heroes at Home in which Marvel characters do chores around their houses—in costume, of course!
