Bad Idea: Is the Radical Comics Publisher Really Calling it Quits?
So this announcement was put out by the unconventional new comics publisher Bad Idea earlier today. “We regret to inform you that despite…
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BAD IDEA Reveals Five New Series Coming in 2021 to Select Comic Shops
After a billion clicks, a bombshell secret comic that’s turned the internet on its ear, a lot of laughs, and, hey, even a few tears,…
Here Comes 5G – Generation One: Age of Mysteries Coming this May
The path to DC’s future continues to unfold in Generation One: Age of Mysteries! On sale in May, Generation One: Age of Mysteries is the first of five oversized Prestige format one-shots, each detailing a different…
Green Lantern’s 80th Anniversary 100-Page Spectacular is Coming
Comics’ Brightest Celebrate Eighty Years of Galactic Peacekeeping “In brightest day, in blackest night, No evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship…
Robert Venditti, Matt Kindt & Others Kick Off Bad Idea Comics
We’ve suddenly been hearing a lot about BAD IDEA – an experimental new comic book publisher debuting in select comic shops in May 2020. …
Dan DiDio, Jim Lee & Bob Harras All to Blame for DC’s Current Woes
In May 2016, Geoff Johns and DC Comics launched DC Rebirth. Wally West’s return was a symbol of hope and new beginning following the failed…
The Best Comic Book Issue of 2019! (So Far…)
We’re just over halfway through 2019, and this year’s comic book offerings feature plenty of memorable issues so far. Are any destined to be beloved…
My Top 5 Must-Read Current Ongoing DC Comics Series
DC Comics is trending in the wrong direction. Over the past year or so Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, Super Sons, Nightwing, Flash,…
Sunday Perspective: Faith, Fatherhood, and Comic Books
Some of you may or may not know, but I became a father for the second time this last weekend. My wife and I welcomed…
Say Goodbye To Another DC Title; Damage is Done
From the solicitation: “Captured by Echidna, the goddess of monsters, Ethan and Congo Bill must rely on their wits as humans rather than strength as…