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'Dial H' Says Final Goodbye With 20-Artist 'Dial E' Issue For Villains Month
'Dial H' Says Final Goodbye With 20-Artist 'Dial E' Issue For Villains Month
'Dial H' Says Final Goodbye With 20-Artist 'Dial E' Issue For Villains Month
When it comes to the subject of DC Comics' "Villains Month" -- whereby every title in the publisher's New 52 line of superhero books is being "taken over" by a supervillain -- most of the conversation seems to focus on arcane retailing controversies about the initiative's 3-D covers or reader debate about questionable character revamps. What really got our attention was Dial E,
Expand Your Knowledge Of The Known Universe With ‘Dial H’ #10 [Preview]
Expand Your Knowledge Of The Known Universe With ‘Dial H’ #10 [Preview]
Expand Your Knowledge Of The Known Universe With ‘Dial H’ #10 [Preview]
Out this Wednesday is Dial H #10, the latest issue of award winning writer China Miéville's stellar revival of the cult classic series. In this issue, Nelson and Roxy continue their search for the truth behind the H Dials, as Nelson turns into Glimpse -- the hero you can never fully see -- and battles a confused, anthropomorphic dog with a warhead on his back. DC C...
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 2, 2012: Time is Actually Speeding Up
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 2, 2012: Time is Actually Speeding Up
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It! – May 2, 2012: Time is Actually Speeding Up
Reading Comics author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY: * Don't say the name ^ Retro-novelty % The myth about the microphone ^ % THE BULLETPROOF COFFIN DISINTERRED #4 I'm guessing this is the pamphlet-form comic book of this week that people are most likely to gasp at discovering a few decades from now: David Hine and Shaky Kane's loosely coher
DC Comics Confirms Six ‘New 52′ Cancelations and Six New Titles
DC Comics Confirms Six ‘New 52′ Cancelations and Six New Titles
DC Comics Confirms Six ‘New 52′ Cancelations and Six New Titles
Blackhawks, Hawk and Dove, Men of War, Mister Terrific, O.M.A.C. and Static Shock are the first cancelations of the New 52, DC Comics' aggressive initiative to reinvigorate its publishing line with an aesthetic overhaul that saw the company launch or relaunch all superhero titles from issue #1...