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DC Comics gives Harley Quinn fans an early Valentine’s Day present. It’s the first serving of a double dose of love this month.
The publisher just announced a new Harley Quinn/Power Girl ongoing as one of 24 new books coming in June.
Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti will co-write the new team-up book and this month give us two tales of mad love starring the anti-heroines.
In the Harley Quinn Valentine’s Day Special: Continue reading HARLEY QUINN For VALENTINE’S DAY
The Avengers are no more when Secret Wars begins this May.
Long live A-Force!
Marvel announced a brand new book starring an all-female Avengers team within Secret Wars Warzones.
“She-Hulk, Dazzler, Medusa, Nico Minoru and other fan favorites, will take charge,” said Wilson. “We’ve purposefully assembled a team composed of different characters from disparate parts of the Marvel U, with very different power sets, identities and ideologies.” Continue reading MOST WANTED WOMEN For A-FORCE
After months of speculating the future of Robin is definitely more exiting and maybe a little more clear after DC Comics big announcement.
After all DC books take a break in April and May for the Convergence event, 24 new books will launch including Robin, Son of Batman and We Are Robin in June. We also know which books are not coming back after hiatus including Batman and Robin. Writer Peter J. Tomasi will stay on Superman/Wonder Woman while artist Patrick Gleason will become writer and artist of Batman, Son of Batman. Continue reading ROBIN: Next Evolution BATMAN Sidekick
The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. winter finale was earth and fan shattering.
Agent Skye was revealed as Daisy Johnson aka Quake and the existence of Inhumans in the Marvel Cinematic/Television Universe.
Marvel shared a new trailer for what’s next when Agents of SHIELD returns via IGN.
This comes after the announcement of a new Inhuman characters joining the story but the big question for fans of Skye and other humans exposed:
What Will They Become?
Watch the new trailer: Continue reading New MARVEL’S AGENTS OF SHIELD Trailer
Brian Michael Bendis announced he will leave the X-Men franchise with Uncanny X-Men #600 this May leaving X-fans to wonder who will take over the Children of the Atom after Secret Wars?
Yes, we firmly still believe Marvel is not cancelling the X-Men.
With the Universe changing events of Secret Wars it’s a perfect time for change much like after Avengers vs. X-Men.
Who might be the next writer to pen, “To Me, My X-Men!” as the lead of the flagship X-books?
Let’s examine potential candidates: Continue reading Who Will Write X-MEN After BENDIS & SECRET WARS?
Assemble the A-Force!
Marvel announced its first all-female Avengers team on The View and via Mashable.
The roster will be She-Hulk, Dazzler, Medusa, Nico Minoru and others including a new superhero: a cosmically powered woman named Singularity.
A-Force will be co-written by Marvel exclusive writer G. Willow Wilson (Ms. Marvel) and Marguerite Bennett (Angela: Asgard’s Assassin, Lois Lane one-shot) with veteran X-Men artist Jorge Molina.
The new super group assembles when the current Avengers team disband in the midst of Secret Wars and this all-female team will “take over and lead the way” according to Marvel. Continue reading MARVEL Assembles A-FORCE, All-Female AVENGERS
New books, new creative teams, and a first look at the DC Universe after Convergence coming June 3rd.
More Harley Quinn, more comedy books and the fate of fan-favorite creative teams and titles revealed.
Plus your first look at Darkseid War.
Here’s the official DC Comics statement:
“Iconic Super Heroes & Super-Villains Universe is Diversifying.
To Make Room for More Types of Storytelling, More Fans.
June Slate of Titles Includes Long-Awaited Return to DCU of Bryan Hitch, Garth Ennis; Gene Luen Yang & Ming Doyle Join Team of Top Talent. Continue reading DC COMICS New Books, New Creative Teams
DC Comics Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns made a major announcement following a long-awaited, status changing chapter of Superman this week.
Johns announced Superman #39 would be his last on the book. This week’s issue saw Kal-El demonstrate a new power, debut a new costume and reveal his identity to a longtime supporting cast member.
Here’s Johns’ farewell in his own words from DC Comics: Continue reading GEOFF JOHNS SUPERMAN GOODBYE