Tag Archives: DC comics

There’s a new Batman in town, kind of, in this week’s Batman #41.

If you’re going to Comic Con next month, save some cash for the PreviewsWorld booth.

The latest addition to the company’s DC superhero paperweight collection, Arrow is ready to take aim at your unruly stack of papers.

A bold new era begins for a de-powered Man of Steel with ‘Truth’.

Just a short time after the game officially went final and saw release, Warner Bros has announced that it’ll be discontinuing service on the DC Comics’ online game.

Ray Palmer is about to get even cooler on the DC Comics CW TV show Arrow, with the addition of his shrinking abilities. And now you can add him to your desktop (or wherever) thanks to statue and collectible maker, Icon Heroes.

Four heroes (of varying degrees) make up the second wave of Arkham Knight figures, due out this Fall.

DC’s world-colliding event comes to a close in an issue that provides plenty of bang for the buck, and a few disappointing moments.

It’s time to go to war, as Batman stands alone against a cadre super villains, the Arkham Knight’s tanks, and the menace of the Scarecrow.

If you like The Flash TV show, the chances are you’re going to want this for your desktop.

Holding down a stack of papers on your desktop might not seem all that heroic, but The Flash is happy to lend a hand anyway.

If you’re a Dark Knight Returns fan, you’re going to want this bad boy from Mezco Toyz.

It’s kind of a big deal that Secret Wars and Convergence, two very similar event books, are happening at basically the same time right now from DC and Marvel. That’s not to say that there’s not other great stuff on the racks this week though.

The big two’s big crossover events are spinning up, with Convergence heading into the last few issues and Secret Wars starting to really get into it. That’s not all this week though, as there’s plenty of non-superhero stuff to be had.

Convergence aside, this week’s biggest books from pretty much any publisher are the ’40s’. What are those, you ask? Batman, Superman, and Justice League numbers 40 of course.

It’s a full-court press for DC comics with the legendary Bruce Timm’s brand new take on the Justice League.