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After more than six years writing the adventures of Batman, it was doubtful that the climax of Morrison's run was going to end without some casualties. Now, DC is prominently teasing the outright death of a character in this week's release of Batman Inc...

Following the reveal of a Harley Quinn action figure at its Facebook page, DC Collectibles has rolled out a number of preview images from its slate of Toy Fair 2013 items. While a number of new toys/statues are still expected to be displayed at the show next week, The Source has posted new images of its upcoming Injustice: Gods Among Us 3...

Rob Liefeld has quit DC Comics. What's that, you say? He did that last month? Well, yes - but that planned 2013 departure has been moved up significantly "to preserve my sanity," he told Twitter yesterday.Citing "too much BS," Liefeld announced that his final DC issues would appear next month instead of some time in 2013, explaining "I believe in what DC is doing, but had

Almost a year after the last partnership between DC Comics and the Neilsen National Research Group, the two are at it again to find out how well the New 52 relaunch is faring months later... or, perhaps, how poorly. Yes, this time, it's the sales questions...

The results of The Nielsen Company's market research for DC Comics that surveyed "New 52" readers were released at ComicsPro's Dallas meeting yesterday and well... there's not much that's brave or bold about them. ICv2 reports that 70 percent of the survey's 5,336 respondents were already fans, with only 5 percent completely new to buying comics, and 93% were male...

A new flyer distributed to comic book retailers gives fans the full skinny on DC Direct's plans for Geoff Johns and Jim Lee's "New 52" Justice League heroes. TNI has a scan of the pages featuring the full line, which show off seven figures and their release dates...

If you've been paying close attention, you may have noticed that there's one common thread uniting all of DC's "New 52" titles, even the ones set five years in the past: Each one features a cameo appearance by the same Mysterious Hooded Woman...

Today marks DC Comics' historic transition from one prime continuity to another and it's no small shift -- as billed on the cover to the final comic told from the old DC Universe, "It all changes here!" The names may be the same, the costumes recognizable, but history is already playing out quite a bit differently in the new DCU...

DC's second panel of Comic-Con 2011, "DC: The New 52," was the first panel of the convention where DC took questions about its September relaunch. On the panel were Co-Publisher Dan DiDio, Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras, Executive Editor Eddie Berganza, Justice League International writer and Green Arrow artist Dan Jurgens, Captain Atom artist Freddie Williams II, Captain Atom and Green Arro