DC Announces “Before Watchmen”
Watchmen
DC Comics has announced “Before Watchmen,” seven miniseries that are a prequel to the classic series.
DC Comics has announced “Before Watchmen,” seven miniseries that are a prequel to the classic series.
Markley’s Fevered Brain: A Tale of Two Men
Thor: The Mighty Avenger
Westfield’s Wayne Markley looks at some of the best stories featuring Captain America and Thor.
Beauology 101: Admiration Society
Beau with Lora Innes
Beau Smith shares some of the people and things he admires about comic books and the comic industry.
C is for Commentary: Top Comic Books of the 2000s
Stephen King's Dark Tower
Westfield’s Josh Crawley talks about creator-owned comics and the Top Comics of the 2000s.
DC lowers prices, Marvel to keep price down on new releases
Some interesting news has made its way out of the New York Comic-Con. It was announced yesterday that in January, DC will be lowering the price on most of their $3.99 cover price books to $2.99. As part of this price change, books with second features will no longer include those features and story pages will drop from 22 to 20.
Shortly after that announcement, Marvel announced that beginning in January their new books would be released at $2.99 instead of $3.99, but they did not say if any of their current books would be changing price.
DC Comics news roundup
If you’ve been around a computer in the past week or so, you’ve no doubt heard about the many changes going on at DC Comics.
Fifth Degree: Random Link Blogging with Commentary
By Josh Crawley
While sometimes there are some noteworthy going-ons in the world of comics, there isn’t really all that much newsworthy. Combine that with my lack of anything else to ramble about this week and it looks like we’re going to be on an adventure of not-so-mythic proportions!
How it works: I’ll pretty much scan some comic book websites, sometimes click on links (and share them with you), and babble a bit about what I see and read!
Legion Annual #1 Interview
Bob’s News About Stuff!!!
With very little fanfare, DC has canceled orders for Brave and the Bold #36 (teaming Adam Strange and Lois Lane), by J. Michael Straczynski and Jesus Saiz, and no other issues have been solicited. Inquiries to DC have only been met with the answer that the title itself has not been canceled. This has been a terrific title and we hope it doesn’t get lost while JMS writes Superman and Wonder Woman. We’ll keep you posted!
The Batman: The Brave and the Bold Animated Series finally returns to Cartoon Network with new episodes at 6:30 pm on Friday, September 17 with the 2-Part Starro episode.