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IDW Publishing made what will certainly be remembered as one of the most surprising and welcome announcements of this year's Comic-Con when the company confirmed that it will produce a crossover comic book starring DC Comics' Legion of Super-Heroes and Gene Roddenberry's classic Star Trek characters...

Last month, the original story planned for Superman #712 was given the axe and replaced with a six year-old fill-in story. Here at ComicsAlliance, I suggested that the last-minute switch was the result of DC being gun-shy about Superman teaming up with a Muslim super-hero in the wake of headline-grabbing controversies spinning out of Action Comics #900 and the recruitment of Nightrunner into Batm

On sale now in comic book shops and digitally is Elric: The Balance Lost, a new ongoing series based on the classic fantasy hero created by Michael Moorcock. The comic is written by Chris Roberson (iZombie, Superman, Cinderella) and illustrated by Francesco Biagini...

Ever since it was solicited three months ago, DC has been billing Superman #712 as a story where Superman goes to Los Angeles and meets the West Coast's newest super-hero, Sharif, a young man dealing with a public that might not want his help...

A repeat offender on ComicsAlliance's "Don't Ask! Just Buy It!" feature, iZombie begins this week a brand new storyline that will give you even fewer excuses not to follow this consistently excellent Vertigo series. Written by Chris Roberson (Superman, Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love) with artwork by Michael Allred (Madman), "Six Feet Under and Rising" finds sexy zombie gi

With the release of Superman #709 last week, writer Chris Roberson delighted the Internet by placing the most famous entry in The Super Dictionary, an educational children's book that used DC characters to illustrate word definitions, firmly into DC Universe continuity:

Following up on the critical and commercial success of Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love, writer Chris Roberson and artist Shawn McManus are back with a new miniseries starring everybody's favorite magical superspy, Cinderella: Fables are Forever...

Last week, when I reviewed Superman #707, I said that I wished I could see what writer Chris Roberson would do with Superman if he wasn't saddled with having to clean up the mess of "Grounded." That was on Monday. By Wednesday, my question had been answered in the pages of Superman/Batman #80, which finished a time-spanning two-part story by Roberson and artist Jesus Merino that featur

Here at ComicsAlliance, we've expressed some pretty strong feelings about "Grounded," the much-ballyhooed story arc where writer J. Michael Straczynski and artist Eddy Barrows sent Superman on a walk across America. The whole thing's been a train wreck since day one, with terrible characterization and a smarmy, condescending version of the Man of Steel combined with late comics, equally

In case you missed the ball getting dropped in Times Square last Friday, it's a New Year, and that means it's time for people all over to set their goals for the next twelve months. But we normal folks aren't the only ones making New Year's Resolutions, and while comic book characters tend to go less for things like "hit the gym more often" and "quit smoking" and more for stuff