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‘Watchmen’ Returns in Prequels from DC Comics
Filed under: DC, News
This morning, DC Comics announced the first comic book expansions on the characters and world of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's seminal 1986 classic Watchmen. Featuring a variety of top-tier writers and artists across the comics ... [read more]
DC ENTERTAINMENT OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES “BEFORE WATCHMEN”
This summer, DC Entertainment will publish all-new stories expanding on the acclaimed WATCHMEN universe. As highly anticipated as they are controversial, the seven inter-connected prequel mini-series will build on the foundation of the original WATCHME... [read more]
Rumored ‘Watchmen’ Prequel Project Art Surfaces
Filed under: DC
Bleedingcool has posted two new images from what they're calling "one of the Watchmen prequel products currently being developed at DC Comics under the code name 'Panic Room.'" Apparently, Jodie Foster and Kristen Stewart have nothin... [read more]
YOSSEL, JEW GANGSTER and DONG XOAI now in paperback
Nominated as Best Writer/Artist for this year’s Eisner Awards, Joe Kubert is a comic industry legend. His books YOSSEL, JEW GANGSTER and DONG XOAI are now available in paperback.
“A fascinating and provocative reminder of the lingering psychologic... [read more]
Sgt Rock appears in PS MAGAZINE issue #700
Started 60 years ago with Will Eisner as its first illustrator, PS Magazine (the preventive maintenance monthly magazine of the US Army) is now publishing its 700th issue. In celebration of this momentous occasion, DC Comics’ Sgt Rock and Easy Co. are making a guest appearance with Sergeant Half-Mast McCanick.
Legendary [read more]
Joe Kubert Library-Now In Paperback
Three of legendary author/artist Joe Kubert’s most compelling works will be available in paperback this May. If you haven’t experienced his work before, now is the perfect time to give it a try.
Here’s what Joe himself has to say, “I’m thrilled that 3 books I’d written and drawn and were [read more]
DC NATION: New York City!
It’s good to have you loyal members of the DC Nation with us during these exciting times. As we get closer to the end of an epic 2010, we are pleased to tell you that 2011 is going to be even more amazing. We are in full gear [read more]
Dueling Review: DC Universe: Legacies #2
The legacy behind DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES
This blog is always fun, but sometimes, you get a surprise in your inbox that reminds you why doing this each day is cool. Today was one such day, as I got a nice note from superstar artist Andy Kubert, who’s being doing a bang-up job on the first two [read more]
Continue to explore the history of the DCU with LEGACIES #2
In the second installment of writer Len Wein’s epic tale of the early days of the DC Universe, the exploits of the mystery men and other emerging heroes inspire the everyday populace to fight crime. Groups like the Justice Society of America encourage regular citizens to action: Meet the Newsboy [read more]
Close out the work week with a ton of WEDNESDAY COMICS extras
I wouldn’t say we’ve saved the best for last. With a project like WEDNESDAY COMICS, every strip was loaded with so much energy and talent, it’s hard to pick your favorite. On sheer numbers alone, though, this posts definitely ends out weeklong spotlight with a bang.
Below, we’ve got sketches and [read more]
OPEN THREAD: What’s YOUR favorite DC Comics cover…ever?
It’s been a celebratory week here at The Source, what with our string of lovely 75th anniversary variants, the TASCHEN news and the first look at DCU: LEGACIES #1.
But we’re not done. As we continue to celebrate DC’s 75th anniversary, we thought it’d be a great time to look back [read more]
It’s time for DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES
In addition to the 75th anniversary covers we’ll be rolling out here on The Source this week and beyond, we’ve also got a first look at DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES #1 for you. As some of you know, LEGACIES spans five generations of heroes, from the dawn of the Mystery [read more]
Masters Moebius, Kubert, Adams and More Share One Amazing Canvas [Video]
Filed under: Video, Art, Culture
For a certain kind of comics and/or illustration fan, nothing could be greater than the privilege of watching their favorite artists at work. This is especially true for admirers of a generation of European creators whose [read more]