SDCC '15

Aspen Comics shows off new art at SDCC 2015

Today the DC Entertainment booth hosted a signing featuring the stars of Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice.  DC All Access had exclusive footage from the event: https://www.youtube.com/embed/WXJws8kG_fE

Released today, this Ant-Man clip shows Hank Pym meeting up with none other than... https://youtu.be/B6A5ACulvjQ The Falcon!  Ant-Man comes out July 17th.

A few photos from THE zombie event of the summer right across the street from SDCC.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like for a comic to be composed entirely of one-liners, wonder no more.  This Fall, writer Joe Kelly and artist Ed McGuinnes are teaming up to create the...

During the "Women of Marvel" panel at SDCC today, the House of Ideas announced several new series as a part of their All-New, All-Different relaunch. When solicits for over 45 titles came out, a large...

To follow up on our earlier announcement that Joe Michael Straczynski would be penning Flash: Earth One, DC just announced that Francis Manapul would be writing AND drawing Aquaman: Earth One.  The news comes from DC's Meet the...

Jonathan Hickman announced that he would return to double duty on his next book, writing and drawing the whole affair.  As someone who was inspired by his unique sense of design in The Nightly News, this...

Joe Michael Straczynski, author of several Before Watchmen titles and Superman: Earth Vol. 2, just announced that he was signed by DC to write Flash: Earth One.  This will be the fifth entry in the Earth One series...

By Nick Eskey On July 9th at San Diego Comic-Con, the creators of comics “Eat of West” (Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta) and “Invisible Republic” (Gabriel Hardman and Corrina Bechko) gathered on behalf of Image...

By Harper W. Harris Today at the Comics and Pop Music: Making New Noise panel at Comic Con, there was one of the most interesting groups of people on stage: Patrick A. Reed of Comics...

Traditionally, films starring Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman start off with an imbued sense of goodwill towards the team's protagonists. But Alan Burnett, the writer and producer of Justice League: Gods & Monsters, has just one concern about the heroes of this film. "They are not likable in the beginning," he said. "I don’t know how the audience is going to respond to that."