Tag: DC
BookScan 2022 Notes: what was the best selling superhero graphic novel and more
Drilling down a little into this year's BookScan graphic novel sales report reveals some patterns and newsbites.
ComicsPRO 2023 meeting kicks off in person as the industry faces challenges
For the first time since 2020, the retailing organization ComicsPRO is meeting in person - and facing a radically changed industry.
Unassuming Barber Shop: The Secrets of Slam Bradley
Exploring the origins of Siegel and Shuster's super-sleuth, and how they relate to current stories featuring the character.
INTERVIEW: Anthony Marques dishes Batman, The Kubert School, and Nilla Wafers
The artist is currently working on Batman: The Audio Adventures
Jemisin and Campbell’s FAR SECTOR comes out on top at the 2022 Hugo Awards
N.K. Jemisin and Jamal Capbell's FAR SECTOR comes out on top of the comics category at last night's Hugo Awards. Jemisin's fifth Hugo.
DC drops “Comics” from social handles & website URL, adds new video content to...
"Drop the 'Comics.' Just 'DC.' It's cleaner."
SDCC ‘22: Jim Lee & Friends share BATMAN/SPAWN, Paul Dano’s RIDDLER: YEAR ONE, and...
Big news dropped at the DC panel
SDCC ’22: King and Hester collaborate on GOTHAM CITY: YEAR ONE
The untold secret origin story of Gotham before its fall.
SILBER LININGS: Why hasn’t there been a superhero movie musical?
For the latest Silber Linings, following the news that Lady Gaga may play Harley Quinn in a musical sequel to 2019's Joker, Greg examines the curious nonexistence of superhero movie musicals.
SUMMER GAME FEST 2022 showcased mostly old and some games new
Summer Game Fest kicked off with a two-hour presentation focusing mainly on already announced projects like Gotham Knights and more. There were some new games featured however...
INTERVIEW: Trans Celebration with Jadzia Axelrod & Jess Taylor on GALAXY: THE PRETTIEST STAR
The Beat caught up with the creators of the new YA graphic novel from DC Comics.
SILBER LININGS: On “comics accuracy” and adaptations
As comic book fans debate the aesthetics of Gorr the God Butcher in the upcoming Thor: Love and Thunder, Greg asks if we're losing sight of what's important in adaptations.
