New 52

DC Comics just announced 24 new series and 25 returning series for its comic book lineup in June; ultimately ending the New 52 imprint.

While the current story continuity will …
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Of late, it seems that DC Comics has been working on paring down their Bat-titles. Gone are Batman Incorporated and Batman: The Dark Knight, leaving only three solo Bat-books …
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This past week saw the release of Batwoman #24. The issue is notable for kicking off the DEO-orchestrated showdown between Batwoman and Batman that has been brewing for months. …
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Batwoman writer and artist J.H. Williams III will leave the acclaimed title over editorial interference from DC Comics.

In a joint statement made by Williams III and …
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Batman #23

Writer: Scott Snyder

Art: Greg Capullo

Be careful when you read Batman #23. On first reading you might be disappointed because not a lot happens narratively. Not including …
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“Spanning the Universes” spotlights a different comic book character every week and suggests stories featuring those characters for you to seek out and gleefully devour. Want to see your favorite …
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On the heels of San Diego Comic Con, DC Comics has announced a new monthly series starring Harley Quinn, which will be co-written by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti. The fan-favorite and husband-wife duo chatted with Comic Book Resources about their plans for Joker’s loony partner in crime, who hasn’t had a solo series in twelve years.

David and Robert have never been die-hard loyalist fanatics, but in recent years their consumption has both focused primarily on DC Comics. With certain recent events changing that ratio, they’ve …
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Judging by the latest remarks from comic book writer Paul Jenkins and artist JH Williams III about DC Comics, the creative differences present at the comic book publisher since the New 52 reboot are unfortunately still there.

We’re now eighteen months into the New 52, the reboot of the DC Universe designed to give the core characters a fresh, contemporary edge. That has, to an extent, resulted …
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DC’s new Justice League of America (“JLA”) title is quickly establishing itself as a multi-character book that’s actually interested in its characters. Surprisingly light on visceral …
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DC Comics is no stranger to canceling and relaunching titles. The New 52 is more or less based on that very act. Still, it was a shock four months …
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