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Today at the New York Comic Con, DC Comics Executive Story Editor Ian Sattler joined creators J. Michael Straczynski, Paul Levitz, James Robinson, J.T. Krul Shane Davis, Gail Simone, Peter J. Tomasi, Tony Bedard, Kevin Maguire and Nick Spencer on stage for a very lively discussion regarding future DC Universe projects...

Fans who attended the "Robot Chicken" panel at New York Comic Con got an answer to the question, "Where's Macaulay Culkin been?" Culkin, who strode into the panel wearing sunglasses and what looked to be an Uglydoll on his head, joined co-creator Seth Green, co-creator Matthew Senreich, and Seth's wife Clare Grant to discuss the upcoming fifth season of the hit Adult Swim seri

Today at the DC Nation panel at New York Comic Con 2010, Dan DiDio, Bob Wayne, Jeff Lemire, Jim Lee, Bryan Q. Miller and new Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras, introduced "Lost in Translation" style as "Mister Bob Harris!" The panel was definitely dominated by DiDio (until he had his mic taken away from him -- we'll get to that), with new Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras's newness to the j

The T&A Panel at New York Comic Con, named for Marvel Comics editors Tom Brevoort and Axel Alonso and featuring Arune Singh, kicked off Friday with a couple of bangs. Captain America is getting a deluxe miniseries just in time for his movie in Summer 2011 in the form of "Astonishing Captain America," with Andy Diggle on words and Adi Granov on art. Th...

At today's BOOM! Studios' "Irredeemable"/"Incorruptible" panel, writer and Chief Creative Officer Mark Waid and Editor in Chief Matt Gagnon sat down with fans for a friendly and informal discussion about the company's signature superhero books...

Marvel's Welcome to the X-Men panel at New York Comic Con discussed "X-Men: Serve & Protect," the newest "X-Men" storyline from Victor Gischler and Chris Bachalo, and Editor Axel Alonso revealed that the fallout from the "Curse of the Mutants" storyline will be a miniseries called "Wolverine and Jubilee."Ka...

Following a successful series of projects at Udon and Viz before that, Capcom's beloved Mega Man character is setting down new comic book roots at Archie Comics. The publisher has managed the four-color exploits of SEGA's Sonic the Hedgehog for nearly two decades now, and hopes to do the same with the classic robot hero beginning in 2011...

Today, DC Comics uber-writer Geoff Johns and prodigious editor Eddie Berganza fielded questions from a packed room of fans at the New York Comic Con. Topics included an important scene in Aquaman's future, the stealth announcement of a new Lantern Corps ongoing series, a coming project with Grant Morrison, and the Old Testament-echoing sequence in "Green Lantern" #52...

Gotham City is about to go off the chain, apparently, because no fewer than five Batman titles will be on sale from DC Comics in November. At the start of what the publisher promises to be a very Bat-heavy weekend at New York Comic Con, DC's The Source blog released a series of five new house ads spotlighting the new Gotham lineup of books from creators including Grant Morrison, J...

This year's New York Comic Con sums up its policy on weapons with one sentence in its final paragraph: "Basically, don't be an idiot." Sounds good, but in every crowd of 80,000, there are going to be a few idiots. That's even if the crowd is not going to include people hoping to snag a prize for Most Realistic Orc...