It’s Superman Day! But before you go and grab your cape out of the drawer, take a minute to think about where Superman came from. Read More
This all-new graphic novel from DC Zoom is a reimagined origin story of the Man of Steel, and we have your exclusive first look at the middle-grade book. Read More
The celebration is on for Detective Comics #1000. But the milestone issue, like most of Batman’s publishing history, mostly leaves out non-white, LGBTQ+ and female creators. Read More
Reading Time: 4 minutes variant cover Superman: Action Comics #1004 – Brian Michael Bendis, Writer; Ryan Sook, Penciller; Wade Von Grawbadger, Inker; Brad Anderson, Colorist Ratings: Ray – 9/10 Corrina: So What Was the Point of Ditching Lois Anyway? Ray: Bendis’ Superman run has been a mixed bag so far, but his run on Action… Read More
‘Good Morning, Superman’ and ‘Superman Science’ both star the Man of Steel in books that kids will find hard to put down. Read More
If you long for the days of ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ and ‘Justice League’, has Cartoon Network got a show for you. Read More
Winter fashion never looked so good… or geeky. Read More
He didn’t ask for this job, you know. Read More
This week I had the pleasure of attending a press preview day for the new Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood DC Universe. Read More
‘Lois Lane: Double Down’ is one of the few places you can still find Lois Lane done right. Read More
Kryptonite might kill Superman but nothing keeps Lois down for long, not even sexism. Read More
This week, Batgirl hits 50, Peter J. Tomasi hit two runs this week with his work on Superman and Batman: Detective Comics, and I became distracted by Mikel Janin’s art on Superman. So pretty. Read More
This week in DC? The Legend of Wonder Woman gets more awesome, Constantine hates fairies, Starfire hates invaders but Midnighter is learning to like Dick Grayson’s little interruptions. Read More
The team behind Li’l Gotham is back for a unique take on DC’s Big Three in a book for middle grade kids. Read More
The World recently lost two great literary giants: Harper Lee and Umberto Eco. There will be no flowers left at their gates, nor Special Editions on the news. Just one more song from the Mockingbird, calling our heroes home. Read More
Comics Club-4-Kids is a monthly club exploring comic books for a variety of age ranges. Since some families have multiple age ranges, Comics Club-4-Kidz helps parents by finding similar themes across varying content so that families can have conversations together. So, join us in this month’s look at gender in ‘Power Up,’ ‘Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur,’ and ‘Superman/Wonder Woman.’ Because kids need more comics. Read More
Shipper Wars. It is the bane of fandom in general. Don’t be fooled. This isn’t a “teenage girl” thing. It’s everywhere. Read More
The Robins go to War, Prez gains an artificially intelligent ally, and some titles are ending, including (sob!) Gotham by Midnight. Read More
Nathan Sawaya (Brick Artist) has a new Art of the Brick show, and Evil Genius Mum was invited to the World Premiere in Sydney, Australia. Come for a walk around the exhibition and learn a few of Nathan’s secrets. There’s also a signed Lego Kit up for grabs! Read More
To me, Supergirl is heading in the right direction, even with the horribleness that is Cat Grant. Read More
