Dan DiDio

Speculation about the new publisher of DC Comics has been running rampant for months, ever since the announcement that longtime publisher Paul Levitz would be stepping down to focus on a creative role within the company. Now the waiting is finally over, and DC Comics has announced not one but two publishers: current Executive Editor Dan DiDio and Editorial Director and artist Jim Lee...

If there's one animated series that prepared kids from the '90s for AMC and HBO's limited series formats, it was the crazy-short seasonified Canadian computer-animated "ReBoot." Yeah, for a show that originally ran from 1994-1997, its relatively ambitious CGI made its pace forgivable, but more patient fans who caught the show on Cartoon Network at a faster pace might be excited that the

Following his stint on "Metal Men" in "Wednesday Comics," DC Comics' Senior Vice President - Executive Editor Dan DiDio says he'll have his name on a regular title in the coming months. Blog@ broke down Ain't It Cool's Comic-Con interview with DiDio, who promised more writing by the end of 2009...

"Justice League of America" writer Dwayne McDuffie is a former "Justice League of America" writer now, as announced by DC Executive Editor Dan Didio in a recent Newsarama interview. When someone on his message board asked why he had been removed from the book, Duffie said that he was fired for being a little too open with fans:Nope, it was my own doing...

You never asked for it, you never demanded it, but now you're getting it: Comics bigwigs as Chippendale Dancers. From left to right on the start screen, 'Watchmen' author Alan Moore, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada, columnist RIch Johnson, DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio, and actor Paterson Joseph...

Comics book writer Mark Waid is perhaps best known as the writer of DC's 'Kingdom Come' and The Flash,' but now that's he's the Editor-In-Chief of Boom! Studios, Waid no longer has to hold his tongue about other comic book companies. And in an often scathing 9000-word interview at Ain't It Cool News, he really, really doesn't, taking aim at DC Editor-In-Chief Dan DiDio and CrossGen owner Mark Ales

I have been looking forward to the Baltimore Comic-Con for quite a while. While Baltimore is not on the same size as a Wizard World show or San Diego it is still one of my favorite events of the year. This year seems to be going off without a hitch ...

This afternoon I have a better grasp of what to expect at a DC panel. No slides or videos. No lengthy speeches. No making us listen to people talk before getting to the audience Q&A. Nothing fancy. After a short round of introductions we go right to what most people want. Ou ...

My first stop of the day was a DC Comics panel on Countdown. I had expected this to be a normal discussion with the people on stage talking for a while then opening the floor to questions from the audience. Instead, after the introductions of Dan DiDio, editors Mike Marts, Mike Carlin, artists Jim Calafiore and Dan Jurgens, writers Paul Dini, Sean McKeever, Adam Beechen, Tony Bedard, Justin Gray a

Press Release Chris Pitzer and AdHouse Books will sponsor the appearances of acclaimed THB creator Paul Pope and high-profile Fables cover artist James Jean at Baltimore Comic-Con, September 8-9, 2007 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Dan DiDio, Senior Vice-President and Executive Editor of DC Comics, will also attend the show ...