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DC Week-In-Review: August 24th

Seriously, what happened to summer? It feels like last week we were making plans for Memorial Day, talking about how Comic-Con was just around the corner and speculating on what characters Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Marion Cotillard would be playing in The Dark Knight Rises. Now, all three of those events are in the rearview mirror, and here we are looking forward to going back to school, dressing up for Halloween and watching our DVRs fill up again (and just when we’d managed to get through everything on them from last season!). In short, we may be in disbelief about how quickly summer has passed us by, but we’re not sad about it. How could we with so much cool stuff on the horizon?

But let’s talk about the cool stuff that hit the site this week, shall we? Because there was plenty of it.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

Monday began a week-long look at our latest batch of Annuals, which for newer fans are extra-sized issues of your favorite titles that only come out once a year. We’re still talking about the events that took place in BATMAN ANNUAL #1 and ANIMAL MAN ANNUAL #1, so of course we’re counting down the days to next Wednesday, which will see the release of Annuals for Detective Comics, The Flash, Superman, Green Lantern aaaaaaaand…Justice League International (which features a guest appearance by our man Blue Beetle)!

We also gave you fine fans a first look at some amazing new covers, including this magical JUSTICE LEAGUE #0 variant by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, as well as a Chris Samnee variant for BEFORE WATCHMEN: NITE OWL #3 and a Robot Chicken variant for AQUAMAN #12 that had everyone talking (at least until that other cover was released later in the week).

On Wednesday, we announced a series of weekly giveaways that we’ll be conducting through Twitter. You still have a few more days to enter to win a Phantom Stranger card that’s been signed by Dan DiDio, who also wrote a pretty cool secret about PHANTOM STRANGER #0 on the back. We’re not telling you what it is. The only way to find out is to win it.

For those of you who enjoy reading your comics digitally, we announced a new update to the popular DC Comics App. Now the next time you’re floored by an unbelievable cliffhanger in the latest issue of Legion, it’s easier than ever to share that issue with your friends.

And for any dogs who might be reading this (or maybe dog owners) we gave you an exclusive first look at our new line of DC Comics-inspired dog toys and apparel. Well, they do call it the dog days of summer, right?

5.2 Reasons this week was all about DC Collectibles, and why they’re often must-buys for fans. (Apparently, measuring sharks is involved.)

But really, the big news this week revolved around the JUSTICE LEAGUE #12 cover and what can only be referred to as the comic book kiss of the year (if not the decade). Entertainment Weekly broke the news with their exclusive cover reveal. Then, for the sake of anyone who was wondering how Lois Lane might be taking to the news, they posted a page of her top-secret diary. Wow… Did EW out-scoop The Daily Planet’s star reporter?

So what do you think of Superman and Wonder Woman as the DC’s new power couple? And who do you think would make the perfect double date for them? Sound off in the comments below, and we’ll see you again in seven!

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DC Week-In-Review: August 17th

It’s always a big week when monthly solicits come out, and this one was no exception. With huge storylines in the works like “Death of the Family” and “Rise of the Third Army,” there’s a lot to anticipate in the months ahead. Of course, there’s a lot to celebrate right now too, including a full slate of Digital First comics, a growing roster of DC COMICS – THE NEW 52 trade collections and the super-powered hilarity of the ROBOT CHICKEN DC COMICS SPECIAL.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

On Monday, solicits went out for the month of November, which promises to be a very memorable 30 days (to say the least!). Click below to check out the latest solicits and covers for all of our groups:

Beyond DC Comics – The New 52

Before Watchmen

We also ran two different daily spotlights this week. Our first was a fun look at some of our Digital First comics. These are all titles that hit our digital comics store before they land in shops, and if you’ve never read them before, you’re missing out on some great stories featuring your favorite DC characters. Check out our spotlight articles on Ame-Comi Girls, Batman: Arkham Unhinged, Batman Beyond, Legends of the Dark Knight and…Smallville Season 11!

We also highlighted some of our recent DC Comics – The New 52 trade paperbacks by reaching out to the talented creators responsible for them. Be sure to read Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette discuss SWAMP THING VOL. 1, Scott Lobdell share thoughts on SUPERBOY VOL. 1, Kyle Higgins and Joe Bennett talk about DEATHSTROKE VOL. 1, Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Fernando Dagnino on RESURRECTION MAN VOL. 1 and Keith Giffen and Scott Koblish break down O.M.A.C. VOL. 1.

With all of that going on, THE SOURCE was a pretty active place, and it only got wilder on Wednesday with our new sweepstakes announcement! Think you’re the ultimate DC super fan? Well, one lucky winner is about to walk away with the collection to prove it.

Thursday brought with it the latest edition of 5.2 Reasons, this time focusing on the amazing art and writing of J.H. Williams III. If you only know his work on Batwoman, it’s time to discover all of the other reasons he’s been rocking our world.

Also on Thursday, we announced the September 9th debut of the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special, which features a stop-motion cast of all your favorite DC super heroes and a real-life voice cast that has to be seen to be believed.

And finally, as if that wasn’t enough, we also unveiled another playable character for INJUSTICE: GODS AMONG US by way of a wicked new trailer. Curiosity didn’t kill this cat. In fact, she looks feistier than ever!

With that, we’ll wrap things up for this week. Have a wonderful August weekend, and we’ll see you again in seven for another roundup of all things DC.

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DC Week-In-Review: August 10th

Behind every great moment in every great book—whether it’s a character beat that really just nails it, a perfectly choreographed fight scene or a huge, epic-scaled action blowout with entire galaxies on the line—there is a team of equally great creators pulling all of the strings. We love spotlighting our talented creators here on DCComics.com. We broke a lot of great news on the site this week, and much of it concerned guest artists and creative teams, and we couldn’t be happier. Of course, we were also quite happy to get some details about two upcoming, highly-anticipated storylines, but more on that later…

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website!

We started things off by highlighting DC Collectibles’ new line of high-end custom prints. Have you seen them? The full line-up can be found here. (Though you may want to clear some space on your walls before you check it out. Trust us, you’re going to need it.)

We also announced that starting with the August 22^nd installment, artist John Higgins will take on the writing duties for Before Watchmen: The Curse of the Crimson Corsair.

And speaking of The Curse of the Crimson Corsair, we’re still collecting the entire series here on DCComics.com. You can now read the first 20 pages of this exciting nautical horror story, and you can look for new two-page chapters each and every Wednesday.

After that, we unveiled a few variant covers. Check out Rags Morales’ dramatic variant for September’s ACTION COMICS #0. Then take a nice long gander at our two variants for BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE #3, including Mike Allred’s psychedelically sexy group shot.

We also announced some very special—and very talented—guest writers and artists for a few of our more popular titles:

David Lapham will be drawing a standalone issue of Dial H.

Tom DeFalco, Andres Guinaldo and Mark Irwin will serve as the guest creative team for NIGHTWING #13-14.

Pascal Alixe will guest for an issue of Red Hood and the Outlaws (that also happens to star the Man of Steel).

And finally, Legion Lost artist Pete Woods will be drawing a high-stakes issue of Aquaman.

In addition, this week saw the release of BATMAN #12, an epilogue to The Court of Owls storyline that was drawn by Becky Cloonan, who also happens to be the first woman to draw an issue of Batman…ever.

While we’re on the subject of Dark Knight creative teams, on Wednesday we announced the upcoming line-up and schedule for Legends of the Dark Knight, our acclaimed Digital First Batman anthology series.

Thursday brought with it another edition of 5.2 Reasons, this time breaking down all the reasons why we should be reading Smallville Season 11.

And finally, we wrapped things up by teasing a couple of highly anticipated storylines. First, Green Lantern editor Matt Idelson dropped a few tidbits about what we can expect from the new Green Lantern and the “Rise of the Third Army” storyline. Then we debuted some new covers as well as some info on “H’el on Earth,” a crossover storyline that will be hitting the pages of Superman, Superboy and Supergirl (emphasis on “hitting”) this November.

That should do it for this week. Have yourself a great weekend, and if it gets too hot, remember that comics are perfect for staying cool…provided you read them in a nice, air conditioned room. We’ll see you again in seven!

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DC Week-In-Review: July 6th

Comic-Con may still be a week away, but the announcements have already started flying here on DCComics.com. Scott Snyder’s not joking around with his next Batman storyline, Geoff Johns and Doug Manke are raising a Third Army and Batwoman’s teaming up with Wonder Woman for a storyline that’s sure to have some legs (at least judging by its centipede-themed cover). And that just covers Monday and Tuesday. Yes, it was a huge Independence Day week where cool reveals were exploding like fireworks, and we’re guessing more than a few people were left standing up in awe before it was done.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

We got things started off with an announcement that had Batman fans grinning (and perhaps laughing a little maniacally). The Joker is returning to Batman care of Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion.

A hard act to follow perhaps, but our next big announcement proved up to the task. This October also marks the release of “Rise of the Third Army,” a massive crossover storyline playing out in all four Green Lantern titles.

If that’s big news, our next announcement was downright Amazonian. Wonder Woman will be teaming up with Kate Kane in the pages of Batwoman!

On Tuesday, we also traveled from here to Eternia as we brought back THE BREAKDOWN to give fans a look at some early He-Man and the Masters of the Universe character designs.

We like unlikely team-ups here at DC, so we’re LOVING the one Marc Andreyko and Robson Rocha are bringing to the pages of DC Universe Presents.

On July 4^th we celebrated our nation’s independence, as well as our announcement of Joe Kubert Presents, a new anthology series from the comic book legend.

Thursday brought a new edition of 5.2 Reasons, and a place on the website for fans to talk about how much they’re loving BATMAN: EARTH ONE. Can’t say we blame them.

Speaking of Batman, we also announced our new Batman: Detective Comics creative team. Some fans may want to “chew” on this one for a while…

After that, we broke the news that Action Comics, Batgirl, Justice League Dark and Swamp Thing are getting annuals. Hey wait, is that a Talon we see on the BATGIRL ANNUAL #1 cover?!

Wrapping up the week, even our cats weren't hissing at the announcement that Green Arrow writer Ann Nocenti will also be writing Catwoman starting with issue #0 in September.

Finally, we’re declaring Friday to be Tony S. Daniel day here on DCComics.com. First, we broke the news that he’ll be drawing two issues of Justice League (and introducing a classic villain to DC COMICS – THE NEW 52).

Then Tony shared a few thoughts on Comic-Con to help us count down the days to SDCC. And he wasn’t the only DC creator who stopped by. Click to read ruminations on Comic-Con from Gregg Hurwitz, Gail Simone, Adam Glass and Jimmy Palmiotti. And be sure to stop by the DC booth next week to say hi to them if you’re going to the show!

Speaking of Comic-Con, the Week-In-Review will be taking a break next week. But we’re making it up to you with an insane amount of SDCC CON AWAY FROM CON coverage. Be sure to keep an eye on THE SOURCE and DCComics.com all next week and weekend for breaking news, exclusive videos, live panel recaps and more. Have a great weekend and we'll see you in San Diego!

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DC Week-In-Review: June 29th

So, let’s see, this week DC fans were talking about Dark Knight Rises, Masters of the Universe, the Nook, Batman and Robin…and an ad campaign? Well, yes, and considering the ad campaign is about San Diego Comic-Con, it’s perfectly understandable. Everyone’s excited about Comic-Con, even us, which is why we decided to count down the days leading up to the big show here on the site. We began by debuting our new SDCC print advertisements, but that’s just the start. Look for more fun SDCC-related stuff in the days ahead, as well as an unprecedented level of coverage over Comic-Con weekend. But that’s all in the future. Let’s look at what’s happening right now.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

The Dark Knight Rises will be hitting big screens like a Batarang on July 20^th, but if you’re a Batman fan, you’ll want to add July 19^th to your calendar as well. Why? Because we’re giving away a free Batman comic that day!

Speaking of the Caped Crusader, if you haven’t been reading Peter J. Tomasi’s dramatic take on Bruce Wayne’s often complex relationship with his son (both in and out of the cowl), there’s never been a better time to start. BATMAN AND ROBIN VOL. 1: BORN TO KILL hits shops next week. To hold us all over, we’ve been spotlighting some of the collection’s bonus material. Check out Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4 aaaaand Day 5!

By the way, everyone knows that we’re publishing a new digital first Masters of the Universe comic, right? And that the first chapter was written by Geoff Johns with art by Howard Porter and John Livesay, right? Just checking.

Election Day may still be a few months away, but it’s time to vote now! No, we’re not talking politics. DC Entertainment Co-Publisher and universally acclaimed artist Jim Lee has been nominated for Spike TV’s All Access Game Changer Award, and if he’s going to win, he needs your votes.

Of course, if we’re going to discuss game changers, what about our announcement that our graphic novels will now be available on the Nook?

As we neared the end of the week, we gave you 5.2 Reasons Why We Love the First Round of Before Watchmen, as well as a glimpse of Becky Cloonan’s wicked guest art for BATMAN #12. And our very own Catwoman made the cover of Comics Heroes magazine in the UK!

Finally, we officially launched our “Countdown to Comic-Con” by debuting our new Meet the Makers print ads. If you missed them, check out our ads featuring Scott Snyder, Geoff Johns and Amanda Conner. And we’re not done highlighting DC creators and Comic-Con. Stay tuned next week as some of our amazing writers and artists share their thoughts on SDCC.

There we go talking about the future again. What can we say? It’s been a fun week, but there’s great stuff ahead, and we’ll see you again in seven to talk about it!

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DC Week-In-Review: June 22nd

We’re all huge Batman fans here on DCComics.com. We set our watches by how close we are to the release of “The Dark Knight Rises” and a few of us may have even attempted to read the entire “Night of the Owls” storyline in real-time (we're still figuring out how we can include All-Star Western). However, every now and then, it’s nice to shine the spotlight on other members of the Bat-family, and this week it was Kate Kane’s chance to shine. BATWOMAN VOL. 1: HYDROLOGY collects the first six issues of Batwoman’s DC COMICS – THE NEW 52 monthly, and to celebrate its release, we offered up some insightful material from the hardcover’s bonus section every day this week. We also announced some new “The Dark Knight Rises” goodies and had some new stuff to share from Before Watchmen, Justice League and more. In short, it was a typical week here at DC. A typically awesome week.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

Batwoman Vol. 1: Hydrology is in stores now. If you haven’t yet seen it, it’s an absolutely beautiful book, due in no small part to the rich art of J.H. Williams III. Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what went into the launch of this title by checking out our five-day spotlight. Click for day one, day two, day three, day four and of course, day five.

Who’s going to San Diego Comic-Con? DC will be on the show floor with a new booth and a full slate of creator signings and panels. And you just may find us at your hotel too. No, we’re not looking to crash on your floor. We’ll be debuting a special, limited edition “Arrow” hotel key.

Can’t make it to San Diego? No problem! Stay tuned for more info on how we’ll be bringing Comic-Con to you. And in the meantime, feel free to entertain yourself with the “The Dark Knight Rises’” Tumbler Designer, a new website that allows you to design and test drive your very own Tumbler. Or if you’re an aspiring filmmaker, perhaps you’d like to try your hand at filming a new Dark Knight-themed TV spot in our Imported From Gotham City contest? You could win a trip to the red carpet premiere and a chance to see your spot air on national television.

Thursday marked the debut of 5.2 Reasons, a brand new weekly feature here on DCComics.com. Our first installment listed 5.2 reasons why Brian Azzarello is one of the best writers in comics. As if you needed any convincing…

The Mayans may have predicted the end of the world this year, but we’re pretty sure we’re all going to be here in 2013...and if that’s the case, we’re definitely going to want new graphic novels to read. So check out our releases for Spring 2013 and start planning your purchases now.

And finally, we’ll wrap things up with two great new covers. Click here to see Josh Middleton’s sexy, ‘60s-set variant for BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE #2. After that, be sure to check out Jim Lee’s gripping group shot for JUSTICE LEAGUE #11. Then start counting the days until these comics are available.

Two days of fun in the summer sun and then we’ll be right back here with more excitement. Until then, stay cool and we’ll see you in seven!

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DC Week-In-Review: June 15th

Summer’s just getting started, but here on DCComics.com, we’re already counting down the days till fall. Why’s that? Well, last week we announced DC COMICS - THE NEW 52 “0” Month. This week, we gave you an idea of what you can expect from each “0” issue this September. We also gave you a look at some variant covers, showed off some fun new flash drives and celebrated the release of BATMAN – DETECTIVE COMICS VOL. 1: FACES OF DEATH by sharing some sketchbook pages.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

We started things off with our monthly group solicits. However, this was no ordinary month of titles we were soliciting—this was September, otherwise known as DC Comics - The New 52 “0” Month. In addition to dropping some juicy details about what you can expect and announcing four new ongoing titles, we also showed off some nifty new promotional art. Check out the September solicits for each of our groups:

Beyond DC Comics – The New 52

and Before Watchmen

It’s always difficult to follow up group solicits, but we think these variant covers for BATMAN #11, BEFORE WATCHMEN: MINUTEMEN #2 and THE SHADE #10 can more than hold their own.

Most of us will probably never know what it’s like to be saved by a super hero, but now we can know what it’s like to have our digital data saved by one. Check out the latest DC Comics MIMOBOT flash drives. They can be real lifesavers.

And finally, last September we relaunched Detective Comics, our flagship title, for the first time in company history. This month marks the release of its first trade collection, Faces of Death, and we celebrated with a three-day spotlight that showed off some of the hardcover’s bonus content. Check out day one, day two and…you’d better believe it…day three!

Okay, we may be excited for next fall, but we’re not about to let summer go to waste. Have a great weekend of sun and fun, and we’ll see you again in seven.

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DC Week-In-Review: June 8th

In BEFORE WATCHMEN: MINUTEMEN #1, Hollis Mason writes about the excitement and enthusiasm that surrounded the early days of masked crime-fighting. Well, if this week is any indication, we could say pretty much the same thing about the early days of Before Watchmen. After a year of speculation and discussion, the first issue of Before Watchmen has arrived. You couldn’t stop talking about it. And, well, we couldn’t either.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

Last week, we announced Injustice: Gods Among Us, an upcoming fighting game from the creators of Mortal Kombat that features some of your favorite DC heroes and villains. We started off this week with a series of exclusive character images from the game. Go check out Solomon Grundy, Harley Quinn and the full six characters that have been revealed so far. Then check out the Injustice Facebook page for more art and videos.

We also raised our glasses and offered up a hearty congratulations to this year’s Eagle and Reuben Award winners.

But come mid-week, most of the talk was about Before Watchmen, and the DC website was no different. We started things off by putting together a Before Watchmen checklist for you. Interested in a certain Before Watchmen comic? This is a good place to start.

We also updated the Watchmen character page to serve as a one-stop shop for recent Before Watchmen updates. Trust us, you’ll want to keep an eye on this one.

After that, we offered up a small tease from each June issue of Before Watchmen. It started with BEFORE WATCHMEN: MINUTEMEN, before continuing with next week’s BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE, as well as BEFORE WATCHMEN: COMEDIAN and BEFORE WATCHMEN: NITE OWL, which will both hit shops later this month.

As if that weren’t enough, we also announced that we’d be compiling BEFORE WATCHMEN: THE CURSE OF THE CRIMSON CORSAIR in its entirety on DCComics.com. Oh, and did we mention it’s free? The first installment is up now.

After all that, it would’ve been easy to sit back and spend the rest of the weekend debating which of the Minutemen would make the best action figure, but nope, we had more cool stuff to announce.

The first was the debut chapter of LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT, our new digital-first series that features some of the biggest names in comics and entertainment telling stand-alone Batman tales. How big? Well, just look at who we got to write and draw the first chapter—Damon Lindelof and Jeff Lemire!

And finally, a week this big could only end with a major announcement (and you know we’d hate to disappoint). Mark your calendars. September is THE NEW 52 “0” Month, a month of zero issues that promise to tell the untold origins of some of your favorite New 52 characters, while introducing four brand new titles.

Wow! That’s a lot. And we’ll be doing it all again next week. We’ll see you in seven!

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DC Week-In-Review: June 1st

Welcome to summer, DC-style. The weather has been warming up, but it’s DCComics.com that’s been red-hot this week. We primed you for the release of two huge hardcovers through a series of behind-the-scenes posts, announced a rocking new ambassador for We Can Be Heroes and showed you what happens when super heroes become threats (and start beating the stuffing out of each other) with a major video game announcement.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

What happens when the four-time Eisner-winning designer Chip Kidd teams up with artist extraordinaire Dave Taylor to take on the Dark Knight? You wind up with BATMAN: DEATH BY DESIGN, a truly visionary graphic novel that’s available now at a comic shop or bookstore near you. We celebrated the book’s release with a series of daily sketchbook posts. Check them out: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4 and Day 5.

Brian Azzarello and Cliff Chiang have been generating some well-deserved buzz with their amazing, mythology-rich relaunch of WONDER WOMAN. Have you read it yet? Well, with this week’s release of WONDER WOMAN VOL. 1: BLOOD, there’s never been a better time to start. Need further convincing? Check out our five-day breakdown of the book’s bonus content: Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, Day 4 and…wait for it…Day 5.

Superman can fly, but the rest of us require other modes of getting around. Now you have a chance to win one of the best modes around—a Jifo 16 folding bike—by entering the Superman vs. The Elite Sweepstakes.

We kept things moving with some exclusive cover reveals, including Cameron Stewart’s variant cover for BATMAN, INCORPORATED #2 and a few different variants for BEFORE WATCHMEN: NITE OWL #1.

While we’re on the subject of WATCHMEN, did you know that the entire classic miniseries is now available for digital download through our app and online?

We finished off the week with a trio of big announcements. First, we broke the news that Chris Daughtry is teaming up with DC Entertainment to become an ambassador for the We Can Be Heroes giving campaign.

Then, just in time for E3, we announced our forthcoming fighting game, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and debuted its brand new trailer on Gamespot. Like what you see? Well, you’ll definitely want to keep an eye on THE SOURCE, as we have some bone-crunching-yet-beautiful new exclusives to share with you over the next few days. You heard it here first…

And finally, we put all the speculation to rest and shared which DC COMICS – THE NEW 52 character happens to be gay. Have you heard yet? Go check it out.

The weekend approaches! Stay super, stay heroic and most of all, stay cool. We’ll see you in seven!

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DC Week-In-Review: May 25th

One more day until the long weekend, and if you’re like us, you’re probably counting the hours. Well, fortunately for you, it was a massive week here on DCComics.com, with lots of news, updates and sneak peeks. There’s plenty to keep you occupied until Friday turns into Saturday and we roll into Memorial Day weekend. In fact, you just may want to start the festivities early. If you’re a DC fan, there’s certainly plenty to celebrate.

Here’s what went down this week on the DC Comics website…

We started things off by giving you something you had been asking us for all weekend long—a full list of our new creator portraits.

After that, we offered up your first look at the variant covers for BEFORE WATCHMEN: COMEDIAN #1.

From there, we leapt far to the other side of the spectrum, posting a trio of treats to help you prepare for next week’s release of SUPERMAN FAMILY ADVENTURES #1. Judging by the number of tweets and Facebook likes these features have received, Art Baltazar and Franco are doing right by our favorite super family. But don’t take our word for it, see for yourself with a look at their Superman designs, character designs and character descriptions.

For those of you in the mood for something a little darker, we announced some of the voice talent for the upcoming animated adaptation of THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS, and linked to where you can see some art from the film.

Speaking of art, did you see our announcement of the “Darkness & Light” art exhibit? It’s your chance to see some of DC’s most iconic characters in a way you’ve never seen them before.

We’ve covered comics, film, photography, fine art… What else can we talk about? Oh yeah, video games! In case you didn’t notice, we posted the latest trailer to the upcoming LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. It’s your chance to see LEGO versions of Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, the Flash and more!

And if you prefer your heroes a little less cute and pixilated, take a look at this preview of the upcoming ARROW, which will be kicking butt and taking aim every week on the CW, starting this fall.

Finally, we end with the winner of our recent Wonder Woman contest. Because it’s impossible not to end the weekend with a smile after seeing her winning photo. Everyone say, “AWWWW!”

We hope you all enjoy the holiday weekend, no matter what you have planned. Be safe and we’ll see you again in seven!

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