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  • Justice League 28 & 29

    Predictably, Will Morgan has something to say about the introduction of the Metal Men into the New 52. Unpredictably – it’s something good!

  • How I wanted to write Batgirl

    Tony Keen ruminates on how he wanted to portray the Dominoed Daredoll, comparing and contrasting her with other ladies of the DC Universe …

  • What is wrong with you, DC? Really, what is wrong with you?

    No, seriously, what is wrong with these people?

  • Hellblazer 300

    Opinions on the final issue of Vertigo’s Hellblazer, and… more.

  • SHOW ME THE “BETTER”

    Following jeers, derision, and many parodies concerning the anatomical impossibility of his Catwoman 0 cover first draft, artist Guillem March drew an altered version for the released book.

  • Talon 0

    Kudos to James Tynion IV and Scott Snyder for providing adequate infodump for new readers – that, after all, is one of the things these “Zero Issues” are supposed to be for. What they’ve sadly failed to do is make us care about the subject of all this data.

  • NOTHING WILL EVER BE THE SAME AGAIN. AGAIN.

    Since 1985’s Crisis On Infinite Earths,, the “Summermegacrossover” has become a tradition at the Big Two, an action-packed, highly-lucrative “event” in which some unprecedented calamity calls for all of DC’s or Marvel’s biggest guns to band together to avert the destruction of the Universe/the Earth/East Grinstead in a series of increasingly-contrived battle extravaganzas.

  • Voodoo 1-5

    Our heroine is a hybrid of humanity and the Daemonites, who sent her to Earth to gather Intel on the superhero community, and circumvent the obstacles said heroes would present to a Daemonite invasion. And of course the most practical, least obtrusive way to achieve this is to make your sleeper agent a shapeshifting supermodel stripper who telepathically plucks secrets from denizens of the nearby New Orleans military base while she gives them private dances. Hey, don’t look like that; it could work …

  • DC Universe Presents 2

    Deadman wants answers. Rama Kushna, the goddess who tasked him with possessing souls in need, has told him that when he’s satisfied some karmic balance, he’ll find enlightenment.

  • Aquaman 1

    For more than a decade, Aquaman has been the joke of DC Comics. Although mentions in TV shows such as Entourage and Big Bang Theory have helped keep him in the public consciousness, it’s been as a figure of ridicule, universally derided as the most useless hero in DC’s pantheon. Geoff Johns takes all the major Aquaman jokes and slaps each one soundly round the face as he dismisses it, hopefully forever.

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