You might have read online today about a particularly strong reaction that a comic book retailer has had to ACTION COMICS issue 1 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales. If not, here's the scoop: a retailer in North Carolina was concerned that Superman is cursing when he utters "gd" in the series’ first issue.

Before I could even reach out to Grant Morrison for comment, I received an e-mail from Grant, which read in part:

"It should go without saying that the offending panel and caption, a mere 'GD', is a sound effect grunt - to suggest Superman's breath being forced through gritted teeth - much like 'DHH', 'GNUHH' or the many others used throughout this book and in general in the comics business. It's not in any way representative of God or a curse.”

Easily one of the most eagerly anticipated books out of the entire DC Comics-The New 52 line-up, ACTION COMICS #1 features a look at our all-new Superman at a point in his history before he's widely known or accepted by the public. Who better to shepherd this story than writer Grant Morrison and artist Rags Morales?

“Superman is just a guy who is very young at this point, and he has big ideas about what is right and wrong,” said Morrison. “And he has the power to implement those ideas.”

Newsarama and Yahoo have an exclusive first preview of ACTION #1, which goes on sale next Wednesday.

Batman Incorporated has moved beyond the physical world and into the virtual one. After Bruce Wayne invites investors to experience virtual reality, dubbed “Internet 3.0,” virtual hijackers take control of the system and threaten to take them out one-by-one in a high stakes game. Can Batman and Oracle protect the investors and quarantine the virus before it’s too late?

BATMAN INCORPORATED #8, in stores tomorrow, is written by Grant Morrison and features art by Scott Clark with Dave Beaty. The issue is the final one in this run of the series.

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(Grant Morrison, Jim Lee and Geoff Johns at the Warner Bros. party on Friday night.)

Well, it's done. Another San Diego Comic-Con in the books.

We met so many fantastic fans (many of whom got Wayne Casino Poker Chips and an assortment of our other fantastic giveaway items) and want to thank them all for their feedback, their comments, their questions and most of all their passion. You all are the reason we keep doing what we're doing and seeing so many assembled in one place is a great experience for all of us here.

The centerpiece of Sunday's panel lineup was the last of a series dedicated to "Designing the New DC Comics." This time the big reveal given to those in the room (and then to those who are friends of ours on Facebook) were looks at the new designs characters will be sporting after September. From BATGIRL to MISTER TERRIFIC to GRIFTER and more, the new outfits and overall looks of the characters was on display and the response was great.

After that the last in a series of panels focusing on DC Comics The New 52 was held and new villains for BATGIRL, FLASH, SUPERGIRL, and FIRESTORM were discussed

The focus then turned back to artwork with a panel featuring Jim Lee, Cully Hammer and Adam Hughes as they shared how they do their artistic work month after month.

And that's that! We'll continue to share in more detail some of the news that came out of Comic-Con but thanks to everyone for another great year. Look for us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with DC Entertainment day in and day out.