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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[...]

At least he's writing Superman. — Mark Waid (@MarkWaid) August 19, 2013   Since that time, neither writers of the monthly Superman books, Scott Lobdell and Scott Snyder have replied, despite both having fully functioning Twitter accounts, and both having seen the message. I'd like to point out that this is taking food out of the mouths of my[...]

Superman comics (and the recent Man Of Steel movie) have, every now and then, shown Superman at odds with a military figure or two, though usually it all gets resolved and everyone fights on the same side. That's what's happening (ish) in the current Man Of Steel comic from DC Comics and two of their highest[...]

So there's this scene in the new issue of Batman, now well into the Zero Year arc. With a certain Edward Nigma being threatened by his boss, who appears

By Hannah Means-Shannon As Rich Johnston reported recently, sales are up on the Vertigo series The Wake by Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy Generally speaking, the series has been liked and noted among new series, especially because of the particularly strong team-up between two creators who have their own cult followings When I read[...]

Don't all thank me at once. Batman #23 is the third part of the "Zero Year" arc captained by Misters Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Yes it's an origin story, but is that such a bad thing? Every so often, writers and artists will revisit the roots of a character and add their own spin When[...]

At Boston Comic Con this weekend, Scott Snyder took to the DC Comics panel to talk about his plans for Batman We referred to a few of them yesterday. But he also revealed the original plan for Death Of The Family was, in the second chapter, for the Joker to take Alfred's hand off and to[...]

At the Boston Comic Con, Dan DiDio led the DC Comics panel, a little smaller in size than San Diego a couple of weeks ago. And Scott Snyder, Tony Daniel, Brian Azzarello, and Aaron Lopresti seemed a little less pressured by PR reps Especially Azzarello who appeared to want to be anywhere else. Scott Snyder told people[...]

After all it is the 75th anniversary of the Man of Steel, even as a Marvel Girl I understand the significance of the occasion. We were introduced to the panel starting with Jim Lee, continuing through the line with Scott Snyder, Scott Lobdell, Micheal Alan Nelson and then editor Eddie Berganza. The panel settled in and we[...]

Nikolai Fomich send in this update: Issue number 24 of Batman is part of the Zero Year storyline by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo It was just announced that the issue will be 50 pages and feature Batman in a new costume, and Greg is working on it now. Issue 23 will have three narratives running at[...]

Moderator Bob Wayne was joined by Scott Snyder, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair, and Dustin Nguyen. The panelists dove into a behind the scenes look at how a variety of pages and covers from issues one and two came to be A slideshow showed off each page at the pencils, inks, and colors stage[...]

Bleeding Cool Magazine article by Rich Handley DC Comics' decision, in 2011, to cancel all existing series and launch 52 new titles—among them a reboot of cult classic Swamp Thing, from writer Scott Snyder and illustrator Yanick Paquette—was met with great skepticism DC hoped to create a blank slate for writers, unfettered by decades of continuity,[...]

Will Romine writes; Hi friends, It's your old pall Will Romine here, and I've had a whale of a time reading Batman #22, the latest installment in Zero

Like this. And then from last month's Superman Unchained #1… Though I wonder if Scott Snyder and Jim Lee went through anything like this? Though they probably don't feel too much like this… In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences[...]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQRlH9t3Ad4[/youtube] Grace Randolph writes; My review of Superman Unchained #1, the new comic book from DC Comics by Scott Snyder and Jim Lee Superman Unchained #1 has been released for Superman's 75th Anniversary and the Man of Steel movie starring Henry Cavill How does the comic compare with the movie? And how about other Superman comics in[...]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE3wBUn-0p8 Okay, my favourite video from Patrick Willems and Afterwards They Will Explode to date. The accents are better

From the DC Retailer Roadshow in New York last night... The books that Batman Zero Year will be spinning off into as a number of books look to their

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne1lgCPPabg This is the Superman Unchained #1 3D cover using DC's new proprietary process, being handed to retailers who

In the original Detective Comics comics, Batman had purple gloves. He really did. Although in reprints, DC tried to hide that fact turning purple

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpIBl6liRfc Fresh from the store... Superman Unchained #1, unfolded. Rather than stitched in, the four page foldout is

From the preview to Superman Unchained #1, out tomorrow. Nagasaki, days after the nuclear bomb explodes at Hiroshima. Or was it a nuclear bomb? This

My moral lapse is your gain! Scott Snyder has a penchant for rewording the titles of seminal Batman stories First we had Death of the Family, now we have Zero Year Snyder's method is inspired He plays on our familiarity with the eponymous story to go in depth with characters and settings and shows us that[...]

Buzzfeed must be feeling neglected. After the Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo Batman book splits into four in September, in November it is drawn back together – and then splits across the other Batbooks too. Just as they did with Night Of The Owls, it seems that a number of other Batbooks are going to continue the[...]

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Although Scott Snyder has forgotten what it stands for I'm guessing M is for Metropolis Metropolis Arkham Wing? But the book has a brand new Superman opponent,  falling satllites and a bit of Lois/Clark stuff And that four page foldout Next Wednesday, folks! I feel a little like Crocodile Dundee, reading Buzzfeed's 8 Spoilers About Superman[...]

The comic is out next week. This is what you'll be paying two dollars extra for, and practicing your origami on....

And they give us our first peek of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's Zero Year, year-long early years look at the life of Bruce Wayne and Batman. Though you may have to squint a little. And it's a nicer, happier postcardy version of Gotham One you could genuinely say "wish you were here" for. You know, Gotham's tourist[...]

It's also the release date for Scott Snyder and Jim Lee's Superman Unchained, which will be the biggest seller for the month It just will. US libraries will also be participating, giving away comics, badges and bookmarks, and a Digital Superman sale, with the likes of Superman For Tomorrow, Superman Earth One and Superman Birthright will[...]

The first cover to Zero Year will be "embossed" probably along those clear lines on the design-heavy image and text. Witness The New 52 origin of The Dark Knight in this issue written by Scott Snyder, with art by Greg Capullo and Danny Miki as Bruce Wayne takes the final steps toward his destiny. This issue features[...]