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Then as I got older, I discovered the comics… – Scott Snyder, from the Foreword to Batman: The World of the Dark Knight (2012) The first comic I remember reading – if I don't count a musty Mickey Mouse comic promoting energy conservation that sat, unwanted, in my grandparents' desk drawer – was Secret Wars #1[...]

It is very rare that Bleeding Cool runs a "Final Page Spoiler", where we run the final page of a comic book the day it comes out., It happens sometimes,

But that's going to be true of many positions. Doyle was the editor at DC Comics who was most responsible, I'm told, for bringing Scott Snyder into the company And with Marts leaving for Marvel, it's become even more important at DC to keep Snyder happy. Which, I understand, he is Job done. UPDATE: I contacted DC Comics[...]

Have I got something for you! Here in my hand is an advance copy of Batman #28 brought to you by the wonderful Scott Snyder and art by Dustin Nguyen Now friends, I've received a lot of threats on my life constructive criticism for the way I handle how I reveal certain elements of an[...]

CGC has its own "signature series" to verify said autographs but often people have to go on trust. Scott Snyder doubts the veracity of this signature. But how far can you trust? I received complaints about this eBay seller, specialising in signed comics, as people doubted the veracity of the signed comics being sold at a premium[...]

We'll just catch 'em again in the next loop anyway. — Dan Slott (@DanSlott) February 2, 2014   Have a good Super Bowl Sunday, all – go Gotham! pic.twitter.com/LJzR6472np — Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) February 2, 2014 So… what are you planning?     When it comes to the Super Bowl, I feel like Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McKellan. Football! pic.twitter.com/rdtXP6IGTE — Patrick[...]

Jesse James of Jesse James Comics of Arizona writes, The Convention season officially kicked off two weeks ago. Image Expo and Albuquerque Comic Con

Scott Snyder has written for Image before, but not before he hit the big time… Kevin Schmidt writes: Scott Snyder is here to discuss the new book he is doing with Jock: Wytches The new book goes back to Snyder's love of reinventing mythological and folkloric creatures His goal is for this to be the darkest, scariest[...]

Peter Tomasi gives us a Dark Knight-ish version with an elderly Bruce Wayne, close to the Batman Beyond version, commanding his troops, with his son Damian as The Batman – before slipping into the costume itself with this little homage… But by marrying different versions of characters, some dead, it indicates that this is an "imaginary[...]

This is the Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List, as compiled by a number of comic stores from their sales on Wednesday and Thursday. It measures what

Can we expect DC Comics to add an extension to FOC in this title's case? And as Scott Snyder writes about his plans for Six Months Later, in the regular Batman title, DC Comics lets retailers know that, naturally due to the changes, Batman #28 will be made returnable… Originally it was going to be a[...]

Scott Snyder announced today via Twitter (Or rather in this case he used "twitlonger" as this was a bit more than a 140 characters.) that BATMAN #28 is changing What was solicited as part of Zero Year with Greg Capullo will now move to #29 The new #28 will be a special issue that shows what's happening in the world[...]

Here is the solicitation. DETECTIVE COMICS #27 Written by JOHN LAYMAN, SCOTT SNYDER, PAUL DINI, BRAD MELTZER, GREGG HURWITZ and PETER J TOMASI Art by JASON FABOK, NEAL ADAMS, DUSTIN NGUYEN, GUILLEM MARCH, FRANK MILLER and others Cover by GREG CAPULLO 1:100 Variant cover by JASON FABOK 1:50 Variant cover by KELLEY JONES 1:25 Variant cover by CHRIS BURNHAM On sale JANUARY 8[...]

Simply alluding to the particular comic anywhere within earshot of a comic shop or an online forum would always be met with the same raised eyebrows and perked interests as the issue quickly gained the unofficial title of "The one Scott Snyder kept mentioning at New York Comic Con." It is an accurate description Between the[...]

I've been looking forward to quite a few titles this week and more than ever before, I'm getting the Wednesday twitch and wanting to get into the shop to see the new issues as soon as possible so big thanks to my local comic shop, Conquest Comics in New Jersey for giving me my fix[...]

By Jason Fabok, tweeted out by Scott Snyder… Ok! Some seriously easter-egg heavy (turkey day) BATMAN ETERNAL art by @JasonFabok! Lots of clues in this one! pic.twitter.com/buPphDbqF5 — Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) November 19, 2013   Okay, there was the Batman Inc Special But apparently that didn't count. She's in the purple hood, folks[...]

Please RT @DCComics — Sean Gordon Murphy (@Sean_G_Murphy) November 15, 2013 Something I should clarify regarding the info about the African-American Robin being introduced in in Detective Comics #27 by (1/…?) — Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) November 16, 2013   @Ssnyder1835 and @Sean_G_Murphy The story is a vision of a distant future, sort of my Batman Year 100, but even farther[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b9NbkA7JXQ Aquaman The Teen Drama is coming folks!

I don't really care for a lot of modern horror, but I did enjoy SEVERED by Scott Snyder, Locke & Key by Joe Hill, and most of what Mignola produces Modern stuff with classic sensibilities, I guess. Who's influenced your work in the field? Bruce Jones and Bernie Wrightson more than anyone Jenifer from CREEPY #63 is[...]

Scott Snyder was signing and interviewing heavily at New York Comic Con, and fans couldn't have been happier with that, but in case you missed it, his big push, as he announced in the Vertigo Defy panel at the Con, is to clarify that there are some big transitions happening in The Wake right now[...]

John Cunningham moderated New York Comic Con's Vertigo Defy panel, with no fewer than 9 creators on board, including Shelly Bond, Caitlin Kittredge, Inaki Miranda , Sean Murphy, Rafael Albuquerque, Robbi Rodriguez, Scott Snyder, Ian Edginton, and Lee Bermejo. Bond jumped in immediately on the subject of waiting for the new Sandman: "You will not be[...]

I could understand asking different people or asking different conventions, but asking the same people (John Cunningham, Scott Snyder, Kyle Higgins) a few hours later seemed strange I sarcastically liveblogged before the panel started "Stephanie Brown girl spotted by the microphone stand High chance we'll see 'obligatory Stephanie Brown question." My apologies, SBG. John Cunningham kicked off the[...]

It was attended by Superman Unchained writer Scott Snyder, Superman/Batman writer Greg Pak, Superman/Wonder Woman writer Charles Soule and artist Tony Daniels, Action Comics artist Aaron Kuder and Superman and Action Comics writer Scott Lobdell. All the audience were given Superman capes as a sorry for the slide show not functioning in the beginning but they[...]

But what was most surprising about the premier, as it unfolded to standing room only crowds in one of the largest halls at the con, was how much the film was geared toward very precise knowledge of comics history and, of course, villains; not just the major well-known characters like the Joker, who certainly dominated[...]

If he comes back, it'll be about hatred." Cunningham gives him a Nexus 7. Generic DC Stephanie Brown response ANOTHER obligatory Stephanie Brown question Obligatory Stephanie Brown question Higgins: "Nightwing #25″ "What would you change about the crossover process?" Higgins: "I would have Scott Snyder be less of a dictator God, all the phone calls." Lee Bermejo's Luther/Joker absolute edition out October 23rd. Kyle[...]

We told you this one was coming. The 75th Anniversary of Detective Comics #27 is coming up -- on March 30, 2014 to be exact -- and DC has big plans. USA

I'm working currently on [the nine-issue series] "Superman Unchained" with a writer named Scott Snyder. The square brackets indicate that this was said elsewhere in the interview but not in the actual paragraph quoted I suppose, the next question is… what comes next? After Europa that is… Could it be that WildCATS revival that Bleeding Cool[...]

And they are all contributing to a new anthology of horror comics, twenty creative teams, two hundred and fifty pages and an introduction from Scott Snyder, funded by Kickstarter Which also means you can get down and personal to a bunch of them when donating money. So who are they? Rachel Deering, Justin Jordan, Cullen Bunn, Paul[...]

It'll remind you why you like Tom Strong in the first place, which is a pretty solid argument for the existence of this series and the return of the do-good pulp hero. Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy return with issue #4 of The Wake, one of Vertigo's strongest titles among several compelling series right now Previously[...]

The book-ended stories written and drawn by series creators Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque are simple and artful at pointing out the place of "stories" through the words of Skinner Street And whatever practical function the anthology may serve to keep readers hungry for more, or give them closure on the previous epoch of the[...]