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When Warner Bros. adapts DC stories into animated features, there's always a question of how many details will transcend comic book continuity and enter a final feature intended for general audiences. When the "Death of Superman" event was condensed into "Superman: Doomsday," it seemed reasonable to omit some details for the sake of a streamlined story...

As you might expect, we here at ComicsAlliance staff sees a lot of previews come across our desks, to the point where it's pretty easy to get jaded, even with things that are acutely designed to get us interested in upcoming comics. But every now and then, we get one that just knocks our socks off...

Just as DC reintroduced readers to Archie's Red Circle characters and enfolded them into core continuity, so too will the publisher tackle updating Tower Comics' '60s adventurers the "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents." Paying homage to the original series, the new team by Nick Spencer and artist CAFU (with Frank Quitely lending a cover to issue #1) sees a new team take on the agent identities of ch

In honor of Wednesday's release of "Superman" #700, the DC Universe Blog is celebrating a week devoted entirely to the Man of Steel, and today, they're taking a look at what is probably -- and by that I mean definitely -- the best Superman story of the past 20 years: Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's "All-Star Superman...