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"Green Lantern" writer -- and Chief Creative Officer of DC -- introduced himself to those assembled for his spotlight panel with the kind of poise he's known for at conventions, "My name is Geoff Johns. I write comic books." After opening the panel with some previously-seen Blue Beetle test footage, Johns took questions from the crowd, including one fan who brought him a poste

From Harley Quinn to Renee Montoya, DC Comics has a pretty successful tradition of crossing its animated characters over into comic book continuity. Unlike his contemporaries, however, the all-new Aqualad's animated debut in Cartoon Network's "Young Justice" this fall will be preceded by a comic book introduction in next week's "Brightest Day" #4...

David: The Legion of Super-Heroes! The team always seemed to me like the Grateful Dead of superhero comics, like a band with a really devoted following but such a self-referential history and unorthodox paradigm that it seems impenetrable. Which is why we're here today to break it down with a list of our 10 favorite Legionnaires...

The dawn of "Brightest Day" #0 breaks in stores this Wednesday and with it, twelve of DC's most famous fallen heroes (and a handful of not-quite-heroes) have returned to the land of the living. The question now is: what happens next? The Source has a first look at the issue's opening five pages, giving some insight into the fate of at least one of the returned characters: Boston Brand, f

Last week, DC's blockbuster "Blackest Night" crossover was released, wrapping up a story that spread out over 88 issues. But what exactly happened in all those comics? As a public service to our readers, ComicsAlliance has the answer, as Senior Writer Chris Sims recaps the high points of the entire story in only sixty seconds...

To say that DC Comics has galvanized their fanbase with "Blackest Night" is like saying that "Thriller" had a couple of hit songs. The Geoff Johns/Ivan Reis spacefaring zombie superhero epic -- whose final issue hits on Wednesday -- has been a gigantic success for the publisher on almost every conceivable level, selling comics, trinkets, action figures, t-shirts and convention

ComicsAlliance reviews the biggest, best, and most interesting comics that hit the shelves this week. SPOILERS FOLLOW. SO. SPACE. HOW WAS THAT. NICE? IT SOUNDS NICE -- Uncanny X-Men 522 Sure, riding inside a giant bullet speeding through the depths of space at a pace approaching the speed of light seems like it would be fun...

On their blog The Source, DC Comics reminded readers of a Twitter read-along feature (presumably to be regular) that launches tomorrow on the Twitter accounts of newly minted executives Jim Lee ("All Star Batman & Robin, the Boy Wonder") and Geoff Johns ("Blackest Night"). Th ...

The comics blogosphere ignited yesterday morning with the news that DC Comics had not only announced its new publisher, but that the role would actually be filled by two people: current Executive Editor Dan DiDio, and high-profile comics artist Jim Lee, who also worked as an Editorial Director with DC's Wildstorm imprint...

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...