All Entries Tagged With: "DC Comics"
Preview: INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US #5
Based on the upcoming DC fighting game from NetherRealm Studios, creators of Mortal Kombat! Batman has two allies: Damian and Dick Grayson. One is with him, while the other has joined Superman’s cause. The conflict between The Dark Knight and The Man of Steel is about to turn very personal. Plus: The Flash travels to Australia and ponders his own allegiances.
Preview: RED LANTERNS #20
‘WRATH OF THE FIRST LANTERN’ epilogue! Also, the conclusion of Peter Milligan’s run!
Preview: TALON #8
Can the Talon escape the jaws of death? What will become of him if he doesn’t? Find out in this story that leads directly into next month’s BIRDS OF PREY #21!
Preview: BATGIRL #20
There’s no time to catch your breath after last issue’s shocking ending as an emotionally unstable Batgirl must confront one of Batman’s most violent foes: The Ventriloquist!
Preview: BATWOMAN #20
Batwoman is being played right into a confrontation with Batman…and that’s the least of her problems after the final page of issue #20!
Preview: BATMAN #20
A strange visitor comes to Gotham City when tragedy delivers the team-up you’ve been asking for since the start of The New 52!
Preview: SUICIDE SQUAD #20 — New Team Members, New Direction, and New Creative Team!
After the shocking events of issue #19, the team returns to Belle Reve to lick their wounds and bury their dead—but when they find out what’s waiting for them at the prison, they’ll wish they were back out in the field! Plus: Who are the two killers Amanda Waller has recruited to shake things up, and what are their true motives for joining the team?
Preview: SUPERBOY #20 — New Creative Team!
“BLOOD AND STEEL” begins as The Teen of Steel decides it’s time to become more proactive in his battle against evil. But how far will he go before he crossed the line?
Preview: BATMAN AND RED HOOD #20
The massive fallout from the recent events in BATMAN, INCORPORATED take Batman to the very limits of his sanity…will The Red Hood pull him back—or push him over the edge?
Preview: DEATHSTROKE #20 — Final Issue!
The most accomplished cape-killer in the world gets the chance to add to his legacy when Deathstroke comes face to face with his daughter Rose and The Ravagers!
Review: The Movement #1
Now that DC is done with the “wave release” format (finally), we have books starting to come out when they are good and ready. The first of these is The Movement, which shows DC is ready to take chances on books again. Gail Simone uses the Occupy Wall Street movement as inspiration for the Movement [...]
Review: Action Comics #19
After Andy Diggle left Action Comic, where he only wrote one issue, everyone was talking about this book. But was Diggle’s issue any good? It was Superman’s best outing in a post 52 world. Action Comic #19 is full of reasons why readers love Superman. Unlike Grant Morrison’s run, and whatever has been going on [...]
Superman Unbound: Roundtable Interview with Matt Bomer
I had the great pleasure of being in a round table interview at WonderCon with Matt Bomer, the voice of Superman and Clark Kent in Superman Unbound, this past weekend. Now as I simply went through the Q&A with Molly Quinn (voice of Supergirl and one of the stars of Castle) for my last article [...]
The Neglected Nemeses: Deathstroke
One of the first names that pops up when asked which DC villain needs to be features in a film is Deathstroke, the rogue who has been one of the most popular for the Teen Titans. However, this assassin has also been on the side of “good” when needed. Many will tell you that he is the DC version of Deadpool, or vice-versa, and it is hard to dispute the similarities. In the long run, I think that Deathstroke is a baddie that should be taken a bit more seriously than his Marvel counterpart, as he is a man that has a purpose and nothing will get in his way.
WonderCon 2013 Roundtable Interview With Molly Quinn
I was given the great opportunity to do a roundtable interview with a few of the stars of DC Entertainments new animated feature Superman Unbound.
MrComicBook Reviews Constantine #1
DC seems to have thrown away the “wave” method of releasing new books. Instead, they are just releasing them whenever they feel like it. Constantine is one of those books, and #1 is a decent enough book. Jeff Lemire and Ray Fawkes dive right into the history of John Constantine and why his character is [...]
The Neglected Nemeses: Ares
In this installment of The Neglected Nemeses, we look at one of the biggest, baddest mo-fos that Wonder Woman has had to face. But, he has not always gone by this name, as during most of the Golden Age, Silver Age and Bronze age of comics, he went by the name of Mars, the name [...]
Review: Swamp Thing #18
With the “Rotworld” officially over, it is time for Scott Snyder to end his run on Swamp Thing. It’s fitting that Snyder goes out with a bang. While Animal Man #18 acted as a “Rotworld” epilogue, Swamp Thing #18 is more about Snyder capping off his year and a half run. Buddy Baker is nowhere [...]
Rumor: David S. Goyer to Pen Man of Steel Sequel
It’s not uncommon these days for a studio to begin work on a sequel before the first film even releases. In fact, more and ore often, this is the case. With Warner Brothers and DC Comics, however, this is a bit of surprising news; at least to this geek. With the studio recently going back [...]
Wonder Woman Fan Film Trailer Wows
A fan film trailer for Wonder Woman has been making waves early today and I have to say is quite good. It looks to take place in WWII giving a nod to Wonder Woman’s origins and early years in the DCU. The costumes and cinematography are really amazing and this should indicate to Warner Bros. [...]
Review: Green Lantern #17
With the Green Lantern side of the DC universe ending a big event, it should have been a time for the new Lantern, Simon Baz, to get his footing as a member of the Corps. Instead, we get ANOTHER event. #17 picks up around where #16 ended. If you haven’t read the other Green Lantern [...]
Dc Comics New 52 : Vibe #1 Review
DC Comics New 52 Vibe #1 is something I didn’t expect to find myself reading, Vibe in general as a character was before my time, and then just looking him up and reading about him you could tell he wasn’t the best character out there. He was a break dancer, had a bit of power, [...]
New 52: Justice League of America #1
DC Comics New 52 version of the Justice League of America had me very skeptical at first, I mean when you see the line up and you think about the past of some of these characters you realize that this mix and match team isn’t exactly the big seven, but then when you see the [...]
The Neglected Nemeses: Bizarro
When it was announced that DC Comics and Warner Brothers would be bringing new life into the Superman film franchise a few years back, rather than continuing the series Bryan Singer took over in 2006, one of the biggest wishes from fans was to have a more physical threat for the Man of Steel to [...]
Review: Batman #17
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo finally bring us the finale to Death of the Family. Does it live up to the issues before it? Yes, and then some. Spoiler alert for every issue of the Death of the Family event. It is quite difficult to find a problem in Batman #17. Snyder sets the tone [...]
