DC Comics Returns to the 90’s Well in November with WildC.A.T.s
The 1990s brought about some of the greatest moments in comics, including Wildstorm’s debut, Batman/Spawn crossovers, The Death of Superman and amazing covers that were…
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Todd McFarlane Returns to DC Comics with Batman Spawn Crossover
DC’s “Jim Lee & Friends” panel at San Diego Comic-Con was packed with announcements and reveals, and a conversation with many of the comic…
What Mainstream Press Gets Wrong About Moon Knight’s History
A contributor to Midwest Film Journal published a history article about Moon Knight, in anticipation of the new TV program, and while there are some…
Doug Moench’s Aztec Ace Getting Full Collected Edition
37 years ago, in 1984, Doug Moench (legendary Batman and Master of Kung Fu scribe, and creator of Moon Knight) created and wrote the…
Marvel’s Moon Knight is Back With a New Mission: Justice
The Fist of Khonshu returns this July! Moon Knight, one of Marvel’s most enigmatic and compelling heroes, is back in an all-new ongoing series written…
DC’S Batman Legends of the Dark Knight Returns With New Digital Series
Debuting in 1989, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight put Batman in the hands of some of the most talented writers and artists in comics, such…
Facepalm: Polygon Is Recommending Some of the Very Worst Post-2000 Comics
Polygon’s presenting a list of what they believe moviegoers seeing the DC/Marvel movies should check out. There are 2 examples cited that are actually good,…
Disney+ Marvel’s ‘Moon Knight’ Finds Their Lead & Series Director
Oscar Isaac is set to star in “Moon Knight”, Variety reported earlier this week. The role would mark a return of sorts to Marvel for…
Creator Tony Isabella Thinks Batman Is What Ruined DC Comics
Black Lightning creator Tony Isabella recently posted a brief statement on his Facebook account telling why he’s turned off by the Masked Manhunter as a creation…
Story Spotlight: Brotherhood of the Bat & League of Batmen
This one is an interesting Elseworld that works on two fronts. First, it allows the Batman creative teams (at the time) to utilize failed designs…