DC, NYCC and Vertigo Comics
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DC is reviving Vertigo Comics because it has to
Among all the news from New York Comic Con this weekend, there was one item to make any comics fan gasp. DC Comics chief creative officer Jim Lee announced the return of DC’s storied Vertigo imprint, a home for original, creator-owned comics, from Y: The Last Man to Preacher.
Detective Comics #1090 reveals how Batman's origin story is changed when Thomas Wayne decides to save Joe Chill's life.
DC Comics shared some huge announcements during this weekend's New York Comic Con, including plans for Batman: Hush 2, a ...
Tomorrow, DC Comics publishes a hidden a prelude to the new Aquaman #1 from Jeremy Adams and Laura Braga, if you know where ...
There were fewer comics companies exhibiting at this year's event than ever before, but comics were infused throughout the ...
The first DCU entry, Creature Commandos, is based on an obscure DC Comic about monster soldiers fighting in World War II.
DC Comics run a memorial page for John Cassaday from Jim Lee, Mark Waid, John Layman, Jimmy Palmiotti, Warren Ellis and Laura ...
Fans of DC Comics received an unexpected surprise a few weeks back when there was a small banner on the lower third of the ...
Here’s an amusing new DC Comics parody from artist Kerry Callen that explains why Batman never smiles, and it makes sense to ...
For nearly 70s years, Krypto has been Superman's loyal companion and a very good boy. Before he arrives in the cinematic DCU, ...
This year's ICv2 Insider Talks found that while comics sales were down 7% from the “Covid peak” of 2022—with manga, once the ...
DC has cut a deal with GlobalComix, a company that optimizes comics to be scrolled vertically. Everyone from Batman to The ...
Straight from New York Comic Con today, DC Comics has announced the long-awaited return of their creator-owned comics label ...
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