Judd Winick

This week, DC Comics is celebrating the 75th anniversary of Green Arrow who debuted alongside Aquaman (whose anniversary was celebrated last week) in More Fun Comics #73. To celebrate seventy five years of the Emerald Archer, Comixology has a week long sale featuring a host of his defining runs, so you can stock up on classic stories while you wait for Arrow to return for its fifth season.

Like a lot of comics readers, I'm usually of the mind that most things would be a hell of a lot better if they involved superheroes, even the American political system. I mean really, you might be interested in tonight's Presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, but it'd probably be a lot more fun to watch if it was Batman demanding to see Superman's birth certificate and insinuat

The rollout of the new slate of Batman-related books in September continues, with the announcement at IGN of three new ongoing series: Nightwing, featuring Dick Grayson in the title role once again, Batwing, "the first... in-continuity black character wearing the Batman costume," and Red Hood and the Outlaws, about a team lead by Red Hood (a...

Here at ComicsAlliance, we value our readership and are always open to what the masses of Internet readers have to say. That's every week, Senior Writer Chris Sims puts his comics culture knowledge to the test as he responds to your reader questions...

We feel badly for not paying more attention to DC Comics' Power Girl series. As you know, we're incredibly dedicated Amanda Conner fans; so much so that when she left the book in 2010's issue #12, we became bitter and despondent that such a perfect pairing of artist and character had come to an end...

This week saw the release of DC's latest animated feature, "Batman: Under the Red Hood," and I've got the feeling that if I'd seen it when I was 15, I would've absolutely loved it. As it stands, though, at 27, I was a little more apprehensive going in...

Power Girl, as a character, has gotten some variable treatment over the years, but we've loved the "Power Girl" solo series by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, with its seriously superlative art by Amanda Conner, and were saddened to hear that the trio will soon be moving on...