Exclusive Preview of BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT #20
The DETECTIVE COMICS goodness continues
How great was the first Greg Rucka and J.H. Williams III issue of DETECTIVE COMICS? Wonderful characterization, beautiful, mind-blowing art and a frightening new villain in Gotham. Well, there’s more.
TUESDAY TUNE-UP: WEDNESDAY COMICS WEEK 3
Well, we’re three weeks into the wonderful WEDNESDAY COMICS series, and reactions have been, well, spectacular. And here at The Source, we want to hear from you, the WC reader. What strip did you like last week? Which one is in the lead overall? What are some of your favorite moments so far? Let us know.
The LAST DAYS OF ANIMAL MAN continue
It’s a preview Monday! As we make any and all last-minute preparations for San Diego, we’ve got a nice collection of previews for you today.
Matt Brady departs Newsarama
By now, you've heard the news -- Matt Brady, editor of long-running comic news site NEWSARAMA stepped down today, taking with him two decades of experience covering the industry.
Wonder Woman and Black Canary, together? Yeah, sold
Following up after the status-altering events of WONDER WOMAN #33, writer Gail Simone and artist Aaron Lopresti kick off the two-part “Birds of Paradise” story, which finds Wonder Woman teaming up with Ollie Queen’s significant other, Black Canary, for an undercover caper that finds the duo rubbing elbows with some of the worst villains the DCU.
On a plane...
I guess I could have taken the easy route and just made “Leavin’ on a Jet Plane” the headline, but that always grates on me. But I digress.
It’s the Teen Titans vs. the Fearsome Five – what more do you need?
Writer Bryan Q. Miller (Smallville), who’ll be kicking off the new BATGIRL series in no time, continues his jaunt through the Teen Titans world, as the team tries to rescue Wonder Girl from the new Fearsome Five, as the Calculator enacts his revenge on the team for not protecting his daughter.
Kick off the week with some pages from JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #29
This is it, folks. The new creative team of writers Bill Willingham and Matt Sturges, along with exceptional artist Jesus Merino unite to herald a new era for the Justice Society of America.
