Posted by David on September 26, 2011 · Leave a Comment
OK, you know the drill by now. Each week DC has 13 books. Here’s where I go through them and tell you what I think. If you are keeping score it breaks down like this ON MY PULL LIST: 14 INTERESTED IN ISSUE TWO : 5 ON THE FENCE: 2 NOT LIKELY TO CONTINUE 5 … Read more
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Posted by David on August 30, 2011 · Leave a Comment
So if you didn’t know today is the last day of the DC Comics line as it’s pretty much existed since 1986 (or 1994, or 2005, depending on your opinion) as the DCU relaunch (don’t call it a reboot!) begins today with JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 hitting stores (with many shops having midnight launch sales.) I … Read more
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Posted by David on August 9, 2011 · 1 Comment
Picking up from where we left off in Valiant Efforts – Part 1 In 1992 Valiant was the little company that could. Shooter & Company put together a core of 8 titles, and through their 18 part mega crossover Unity, exploded on to the national scene. 1993 was poised to be a big year for … Read more
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Posted by David on July 1, 2011 · 4 Comments
DC comics ambitious complete line reboot now has a home on the web. http://www.TheNew52.com as part of the The Source, DC Comics online blog. The site feature a short video interview with some of DC’s higher ups like Publisher Dan Didio, Executive Editor Eddie Berganza, Editor in Chief Bob Harras, Publisher/Artist Jim Lee, and Writer … Read more
Posted by David on June 4, 2011 · 1 Comment
DC will be releasing 51 #1 comics in September 2011. This makes a total of 52, including JUSTICE LEAGUE #1 which comes out on August 31. Now we know the creative teams of the first 15. Being the “DC Guy” here at Comic Booked, I’d like to take a moment to give you my immediate … Read more
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Posted by David on May 31, 2011 · 2 Comments
DC officially announced today that they are going to be re-launching their entire superhero comic line this fall with 52 new number 1′s, beginning with a new Justice League #1 on August 31, with the rest of their books coming out in September 2011. Of course this will be the 5th reboot DC has done … Read more
Posted by David on May 31, 2011 · 1 Comment
Today DC officially announced that the conclusion of Flashpoint they will officially reboot the entire DC superhero comics line. All DCU titles, including Action, and Detective Comics will be restarted with new number 1 issues, and all of their characters, over 50 have been redesigned by Jim Lee to make them more identifiable to the … Read more