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"We think DC Super Hero Girls can be bigger than a $1 billion brand."

I want to let that sink in for a second. DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Consumer Products and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president Diane Nelson believes that strongly in DC Super Hero Girls. The only other c…

Yesterday The Wall Street Journal posted a profile video wherein DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson discussed her role overseeing the company and its multiple divisions. The big pull quote for WSJ was Nelson's comment that she wasn't a "comic book reader," which is easy to understand …

For DC Entertainment President Diane Nelson, the decision to move the publishing wing of the company from its longtime home of New York City to Burbank, Calif., is simply one of practicality.
"Literally everything is more difficult" on two coasts, she told The Wall Street Journal.

A lot of times comic-book news is fairly predictable. A creative team might leave a book, but odds are they'll land somewhere else or start a creator-owned project. Titles get canceled or start up. A character might celebrate an anniversary or something offensive might slip into a book. These are al…

A letter sent to DC Entertainment employees by company President Diane Nelson has confirmed what staffers and industry insiders have anticipated for some time: the DC Comics division of DCE will relocate from New York, NY -- where the publisher has been headquartered since its inception in the 1930s…

Diane Nelson is rolling into San Diego's Comic-Con with some real momentum thanks to the enormous commercial success of Warner Bros. Pictures' Man of Steel film directed by Zack Snyder. By all accounts the hit film based on Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster's Superman character has galvanized the DC En…

Coinciding with Comic-Con International in San Diego, DC Entertainment hosted a cocktail reception and art exhibition in benefit of We Can Be Heroes, the company's initiative to combat hunger in the Horn of Africa. Installed at Michael J...

DC Entertainment stunned the industry today by announcing that the company would undertake a major restructuring -- but not the one that everyone had been expecting. Contrary to widespread rumors that said the company would be moving its entire operation to Los Angeles, DC announced that the publish…

Ever since Warner Bros. folded DC Comics into the Diane Nelson-helmed DC Entertainment, fans have wondered if the restructuring would result in the publisher and its many employees being transplanted from New York City to Los Angeles. The move would certainly make sense in terms of literal consolida…

Just when the world of corporate comic books seemed like it couldn't get any crazier, DC Comics dropped the bombshell last week that it would be restructuring as DC Entertainment, Paul Levitz would be stepping down as President, and Diane Nelson, a former President of Warner Premiere and a bran…