Tag Archives: Greg Rucka

TRADE WAITING #1: Week of September 8, 2021

TRADE WAITING #1: Week of September 8, 2021

TRADE WAITING RETURNS! It’s been a bit, but we’re back, baby. And with this return, we’re going to call this column “issue #1”, cause comics have volumes and issues and stuff, right? Yeah. Yeah, let’s do this. Graphic novels. Collected editions. Omnibuses. Trades. These are really all just words for “a kickass way to read

Transmyscira: Party Like It’s 1999 With LOIS LANE

I want to go back to 1999. – Charli XCX, 1999 In Russia, a journalist critical of the government has been found dead. Meanwhile in the United States another journalist — in the midst of a personal scandal — is expelled from the White House and loses her press pass for asking pointed questions about

DCOCD Episode 19: BATMAN – NO MAN’S LAND

DCOCD is the DC Comics Events podcast where we discuss, score and rank every single DC event in order starting with 1985’s Crisis on Infinite Earths up to… we’re not sure yet. Paul and guest host Reggie from Chris and Reggie’s Cosmic Treadmill to do hard time in the 1999 event Batman: No Man’s Land from the creative

DC Comics Announces BLACK LABEL Imprint

BURBANK, CA (March 8, 2018) – DC Black Label, a new publishing imprint from DC Entertainment, gives premier talent the opportunity to expand upon the canon of DC’s iconic Super Hero comic book characters with unique, standalone stories that are outside of the current DC Universe continuity. An all-star lineup of creative teams will craft their own personal definitive

First Look: DC UNIVERSE HOLIDAY SPECIAL 2017 #1

DC UNIVERSE HOLIDAY SPECIAL 2017 #1 Written by Jeff Lemire, Dennis O’Neil, Tom King, Greg Rucka, Joshua Williamson, Shea Fontana, Christopher Priest, Max Landis, and more Art by Francis Manapul, Neil Googe, Otto Schmidt, Bilquis Evely, Rafael Albuquerque, Steve Epting, and more Published by DC Comics Release Date: December 6, 2017 DC Comics’ finest talents

Mary Jane, Mary Sue, and the Rise of Forever Carlyle

Hey, describe Mary Jane Watson for me. Should be easy enough, she’s been around since 1965. That’s over 50 years of Spider-Man storylines to draw from! Go on, I’ll wait. Got an answer? It’s probably a small-paragraph in length, right? Nice job. Now take that small, fully-functional paragraph and remove the words “Spider-Man,” “red hair,”

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