flashpoint

DC's released a brand new promo for Flashpoint #1, which arrives in stores today and kicks off a massive summer storyline encompassing 16 tie-in mini series and four one shot issues. Thats... well, a considerable amount of Flashpointing. See the full image after the jump...

Reading Comics author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week. KEY: * Eyepatches ^ Capes % Spats % AGONIZING LOVE: THE GOLDEN AGE OF ROMANCE COMICS Look, you're not going to find a bigger fan of vintage romance comics than me--I have a standing rule that I'll buy any romance comic book that's $2 or less and doesn't actually smell like cat pee...

We mentioned the mystifying nature of DC's Flashpoint promos-to-date last week during The Source's weekly leadup to the May event helmed by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert, but then something came along that made a lot of sense to me: action figures...

It seems like every time we turn around a flurry of new Flashpoint promos are running around the blogosphere and this Friday is no exception. Over at DC's The Source, five new icons coupled with mysterious taglines continue to question how the world as readers know it has changed as the result of...

It's almost February, which means we're just coming around to the summer solicitations cycle, which means it's the most wonderful time of the year: the time summer event tie-in checklists start coming out! On Marvel's side, you've got Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen's Fear Itself, with barely any tie-ins announced so far - just some issues of Invincible Iron Man and Journey Into Mystery, as well

DC Comics announced the titles of 14 new tie-in comic books today related to their upcoming Flashpoint event in May, which will be spearheaded by a five-issue miniseries written by DC writer and Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns, with art by Andy Kubert...

For those of you who haven't been checking in with the DC Universe blog this week, they have been all about Flashpoint, the upcoming event from Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert that sees a world where the world's greatest heroes never actually became the world's greatest heroes...