Two years ago, a colleague introduced me at a promotional event for the Harley Quinnanimated series to writer and frequent unofficial “ambassador of comics” Jim
To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re shining the spotlight on a few of the talented AAPI writers and artists working for DC today.
Bruce Wayne has a superhuman pest problem that may have something to do with the Man of Steel in this freaky first look at Future State: Batman/Superman #1.
It’s never good when a Kryptonian goes bad. So, when Kara Zor-El was dramatically clipped by one of the Batman Who Laughs’ batarangs, the already overwhelming odds facing Superman and Batman got a lot worse…if not downright insurmountable.
The first time Batman and Superman shared a comic book cover was in 1940, so it’s pretty fair to say that the two legendary heroes are no strangers to teaming up.
Over the past nine months, Scott Snyder, Jock, David Baron and Sal Cipriano have delved into the deepest and darkest parts of Bruce Wayne in the 7-issue
