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Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz are the new Green Lanterns defending the most dangerous place - Earth! More and more here.
Cyborg With John Semper, Will Conad and Paul Pelletier. The concept of the singularity, where machine and man meet. More and more here.
Well, it doesn't look like Lois Lane... More and more here.
You will have to wait a while... More and more here.
Peter Tomasi and Patrick Gleason are co-writing Superman - I'll count that as a tick. And Doug Mahnke on art.... More and more here.
Steve Orlando and Brian Chingon Supergirl... More and more here. Steve Orlando is writing Supergirl. Met Geoff Johns and wanted to talk about Crimson
Gene Yang on New Super-Man with Viktor Bogdanovic... More and more here. Gene Yang on New Super-Man with Viktor Bogdanovic, does a new cultural context
... More and more here. "Who can say no to Diana?" Greg Rucka. "Wonder Woman The Lies" in the odd number issues with Liam Sharp, present day stories by
Dan Jurgens, Patrick Zircher, Tyler Kirkham and Stephen Segovia on Action Comics. Oh look, three artistic teams. Another tick for the checklist, More and
Two books... two series.. two teams... More and more here. Hope Larson on Batgirl. Rafael Albuquerque on the book. She loves the past run, and moving her
With Sean Murphy, John Romita Jr, Jock, Paul Pope, Afua Richardson, Tula Lotay and more... Another tick for the checklist. More and more here. Elephant in
"Better than Batman"... Tim Seeley on Nightwing. Blue and Black! Javi Fernandez and Marcus To on art. Geoff points out that Grayson's run still is part of
And it's a team book.... James Tynion IV on Detective Comics. Eddy Barrows, Alvaro Martinez. Robin, Spoiler, Batwoman and Batman are on the cover. So is
One tick for the checklist... King talks about how Snyder made Batman personal, and how he wants to do it. Tom King joked about being former CIA, and
With the biggest surprise in the DC Universe... ever! And here's the whole thing. There might be a death of a character, the biggest secret in the DC
They can it The Blue Beetles and have both Ted and Jamie, as long as I get my Teddy back!
We have Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, Scott Snyder and John Romita Jr, Robert Venditti, Gene Luen Lang, Dan Jurgens… and doughnuts.
Welcome to DC All Access' Tiffany Smith? Can she turn the camera on?
UPDATE: Peter S[...]
There are a lot of comic based television shows now. Some air at the same times as others. Gotham opposite of Supergirl, Agents of SHIELD opposite of
CBS has released a new featurette focusing on the villains for the Supergirl / Flash crossover. The episode features the return of Livewire (Brit Morgan)
Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool from WonderCon.
Before the IDW Artists Edition panel officially began, Marketing master Dirk Wood (as seen in Previews!), Senior Projects (and master of Original Artwork) Scott Dunbier, Managing Editor David Hegdecock and President Greg Goldstein just decided to answer some questions.
James Roberts will be writing Transformers for the foreseeable future[...]
Day one of Wondercon is over, and it was good day that was capped with an awesome night as I watched amazing pilot episode of Preacher As the day is done that means Bleeding Cool convention tradition requires the posting of swag It also requires that swag is on the hotel bed when the picture is[...]
Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool
DC held their standard All Access panel at WonderCon, showing off trailers for DC properties and a handful of comic previews Jason Inman of DC's All Access App served as the emcee Ming Doyle, co-writer of Constantine; JT Krul, writer of Bloodlines; Mitch Gerards, artist of Sheriff of Babylon; Annie Wu,[...]
At the BOOM! Studios booth (#1611) this weekend at WonderCon. The cover is by Felipe Smith and is part one of a four part connecting image that will be released over BOOM! Studios' 2016 convention season Announced at Comics Alliance yesterday, the WonderCon exclusive happens to be of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #0.
Limited to 500 copies,[...]
Svensson is still reporting on WonderCon 2016 If you see him, pat him on the head and tell him that everything is going to be alright.
Peter S Svensson writes for Bleeding Cool.
Max Landis is insane Now, these panels are supposed to be safe for kids under 18 With Max "Chronicle" Landis involved, that was[...]
We've pointed out that there is considerable flux regarding the creative line-up for DC Comics Rebirth's big creator announcement tomorrow morning at Wondercon in Los Angeles.
We've already looked at how Scott Snyder's next Batman run has moved from Detective Comics Rebirth to another monthly Batman title to come Also how we've heard Marguerite Bennett found[...]
Thanks to Joshua Stone at the Image Comics panel at WonderCon for Bleeding Cool, for sending in the news that Jimmie Robinson just announced that Bomb Queen is going to be adapted into an animated series.
For those not in the know, The Queen is a villainess who has eliminated and subsequently banned all superheroes from the fictional city[...]
On Wednesday we noticed that Boom! Studios had a surprise title for June that they would only announce at WonderCon Well, if DC Comics can play that game, so can they.
Though unlike DC Comics they haven't got their artists working overnight to finish cover images before the presentation.
Here's the big reveal… Sons Of Anarchy's Kurt[...]
IDW had previously announced that in September they'd be collecting those new Bloom County Webcomics that Berkeley Breathed has been doing for the past year.
Peter S Svensson, writing from WonderCon for Bleeding Cool, tells us that IDW announced that they will be releasing a print softcover edition in September for $17.99, printing the strips for the first time[...]
The Hanna-Barbera panel at WonderCon 2016 just came to a close… with a look at some of the latest art from this "say, maybe this will catch on like Star Wars" project from DC Comics.
First up, Wacky Raceland Blimey This is Penelope Pitstop, Dick Dastardly and Muttley I presume…
Scooby Apocalypse, set to be released on May[...]
By Joshua Stone with photos by Bill Watters
For the second year Wondercon was opened up early to members of the media for a press preview of the floor and a visit with six of the exhibitors for them to share with us what they had planned for Wondercon and for the future.
Ten press outlets gathered together[...]