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Twitter For iPad, Creators’ Offices, And ‘Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensons’ In Today’s Twitter Report
Likes and dislikes have been doled out over the last day in the comics Twitterverse. Paul Southworth took issue with some voice acting in "Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions," while Joe Hill gave a thumbs up to the new, official Twitter iPad app and Francis Manapul offered a belated micro-review of "Scott [read more]
DC NATION: Toronto, Here We Come!
It seems like just yesterday that I was flying back from San Diego Comic-Con and now here we are and it’s time for the next stop on the 2010 DC Nation tour – Fan Expo Canada at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Canada from August 27-29. Actually it [read more]
BRIGHTEST DAY solicits for November
I’ve got three words for you, folks: White Lantern Batman.
What does it mean? Well, I can tell you it’s a David Finch cover. Click below for the full rundown of BRIGHTEST DAY books for November.
BRIGHTEST DAY #13-14
Written by GEOFF JOHNS & PETER J. TOMASI
Art by IVAN REIS, PAT GLEASON, ARDIAN [read more]
TWITTER REPORT: ‘Scott Pilgrim’ Reviews, Dr. Laura Criticism, And More Mike Wieringo Memories
The Mike Wieringo tweets kept coming yesterday, and Gabriel Hardman even posted a tribute sketch to commemorate the late artist. Francis Manapul, meanwhile, recalled what it was like running into Wieringo at conventions.
"Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" reactions haven't subsided either, and now that more and more industry professionals are [read more]
Barry Allen: Murderer?
The original Captain Boomerang returns as BRIGHTEST DAY continues. Meanwhile, Barry must prove his innocence to the Renegades, cops from the 25th century. Discover what connection they have to the Rogues and what travesties have occurred in the future.
THE FLASH #4 hits tomorrow.
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TWITTER REPORT: Sarah Palin As Shakespeare, Pixar Movie Theories, And Killing Characters
Jeff Parker has some shocking theories about the relationship between Pixar's "Cars" and "Wall-E" that you may be interested to know more about. They came up over the weekend in a discussion with Mitch Breitweiser about "2012." Cars were also on Ed Brubaker's mind yesterday, and if you were following [read more]
It really IS the BRIGHTEST DAY
We shared some nice WONDER WOMAN #600 news with you guys yesterday, but why stop there? It seems like the sellout craze is spreading across the DCU, with ACTION COMICS #890, BATMAN BEYOND #1, BATMAN: THE RETURN OF BRUCE WAYNE #1-2, BIRDS OF PREY #1, THE FLASH #1, GREEN ARROW [read more]
FRANCIS MANAPUL ON WONDER WOMAN #600
The thing I love most about Wonder Woman is her roots. Raised an Amazon warrior, her very essence combines the very best of mythology and modern day heroes. You could say she bridges the gap between the heroic tales the Greeks used to tell, to the modern day feats of [read more]
DC Comics Sneak Peek: The Flash #3
Geoff Johns and Francis Manapul keep the heat on The Flash
We interrupt your week-long Superman awesomeness for a few stunning pages from THE FLASH #3. I think you’ll forgive us, right?
It may be BRIGHTEST DAY, but when a mysterious group of so-called heroes turns up, another Rogue ends up dead. Plus, the mystery deepens as The Flash witnesses another murder [read more]
A look at BRIGHTEST DAY in September
All things BRIGHTEST DAY continue to chug along at a frenetic pace, and we’ve got a first look at what’s going down in the September-shipping batch of titles. Click below for more.
BRIGHTEST DAY #9-10
Written by GEOFF JOHNS & PETER J. TOMASI
Art by IVAN REIS, PATRICK GLEASON, ARDIAN SYAF, SCOTT CLARK [read more]
Close out your day with a look at some upcoming variant covers
Lovely covers by amazing artists. Simple enough, right?
So, here, for your end-of-day clicking are the variant covers for ZATANNA #2 by Brian Bolland, GREEN ARROW #2 by Ethan Van Sciver, JUSTICE LEAGUE: GENERATION LOST #4 by Tony Harris and THE FLASH #3 by Greg Horn.
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Kick off the week with THE FLASH #2
Geoff Johns and artist Francis Manapul continue to speed up the tension – yes, pun intended – in the second issue of THE FLASH series, as Barry Allen continues to investigate the “Dastardly Death of the Rogues.” But when the case takes a dramatic turn, will even the Fastest Man [read more]