Posted by Matthew Todd, on February 2nd, 2012
Earlier on Wednesday DC Comics announced that this summer they will be publish the long rumored prequel event to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ masterpiece Watchmen. The event will encompass seven mini-series with some pretty impressive talent. Here is the list of the creative teams.
RORSCHACH (4 issues) – Writer: Brian Azzarello. Artist: Lee Bermejo
MINUTEMEN (6 issues) – Writer/Artist: Darwyn Cooke
COMEDIAN (6 issues) – Writer: Brian Azzarello. Artist: J.G. Jones
DR. MANHATTAN (4 issues) – Writer: J. Michael...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on February 1st, 2012
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Betrayal of the Planet of the Apes #3 by Gabriel Hardman
BATMAN AND ROBIN #5 - Cover by Patrick Gleason
There’s a devil on Robin’s shoulder – and his name is Nobody!
Batman and Robin’s relationship gets pushed to the breaking point as Nobody insinuates himself into Damian’s life and tries to make him see that Bruce’s plan to battle crime is...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on January 31st, 2012
We all are fans of Batman Beyond. We all love Adam Beechen. Guess what Adam has started doing? A new videocast commentary! He talks about what’s like working on the new Batman Beyond Unlimited book. Find out a bit more about this new upcoming title, including what it’s like working with Norm Breyfogle. If you’re a fan of Beechen or Batman Beyond, stay tuned for more as will be talking to Adam in the upcoming week.
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Posted by Matthew Todd, on January 20th, 2012
Hey Guys, as we continue to speed through the month of January, (seriously where has the month gone???) the news and announcements continue to come at us fast and furiously. So let’s get right to it in this week’s installment of The Impact.
DC Comics Unveils New Logo, New Brand Identity
After last week’s Impact was published Bleeding Cool broke the news that DC Comics had just trademarked a new logo. On Thursday DC officially unveiled it to the world on their blog The Source.
“The new identity is reflective...
Posted by John Mueller, on January 1st, 2012
As 2011 comes to a close, I can say with a bit of relief that the amount of quality content being published within the world of comics continues to increase steadily. The interest in recent years in high-end, lavish, oversized archival editions and spiffy comic related art books signifies that people are not just reading comics for their obvious entertainment value, but also seeing the medium more and more as the valid literary and artistic arena it’s been since day one. As such I’ve assembled a list of 2011’s...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on December 19th, 2011
Okay Guys to quote the Joker, “Heeeere weee go.” This morning Apple officially posted the trailer to The Dark Knight Rises HERE. I was fortunate enough to see it this past weekend with my screening of Mission Imposible: Ghost Protocol. It was great, I’ve never seen that many people applaud a trailer…. outside of Comic Con’s Hall H. Like the Prologue (You can read my thoughts on the IMAX Prologue HERE) Nolan is playing his cards very close to his chest. This teaser reveals very little story...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on December 16th, 2011
Hey Guys. Matt here, thanks for taking the time to check out this week’s installment of The Impact. As we approach the middle of December promotion is ramping up for all the upcoming events from the big two and a lot of new material is breaking from all the upcoming comic related movies. So sit back, relax, and enjoy.
Joe Simon and Eduardo Baretto R.I.P.
Last week we lost Jerry Robinson As I was typing up this weeks column I was very sad to learn of the passing of Joe Simon and Eduardo Baretto. Simon was 98. Working with...
Posted by Susan Damon, on December 13th, 2011
And, we’re back! It’s written form again for Horror on the 13th! I can’t decide what I like better. Really, I just like mixing it up, because to me, talking about horror is talking about horror. In fact, I agree with that statement almost to a fault. I mean, I really do like and appreciate all horror, even the bad stuff. Horror taps into something very primal in all of us. It’s the fear of the unknown or the mysterious or the abnormal. Mostly, it’s trying to understand things that we, as humans, don’t understand or...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on December 9th, 2011
Hey Comic Impact, Matt here to tell you all the latest news making its way around the comic blogosphere in this week’s installment of The Impact.
Marvel Announces Avengers vs. X-Men
R.I.P Jerry Robinson 1922-2011
Jerry Robinson passed away this week at the age of 89. Robinson helped co-create Robin, the Boy Wonder and is credited as the creator of Batman’s arch nemesis, the Clown Prince of Crime, The Joker. In his career he created some of Batman’s most iconic covers. He served as President of the Association...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on December 2nd, 2011
Hey Guys, Matt here. So sorry I was away last week. Between the holiday and being unexpectedly called out of town my schedule was really thrown out of whack.. But now I am back so let us talk about all the news making it’s way around the comic blogosphere.
CGC Graded 9.0 Copy of Action Comics #1 Sells for $2.16 Million!!!
Courtesy of Comics Alliance. Earlier this week Nicholas Cage’s previously stolen and then recovered copy of Action Comics #1 sold at auction for a whopping record setting $2.16 million dollars. ...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on December 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive #525. by Francesco Francavilla.
AVENGERS ORIGINS: ANT-MAN AND WASP #1 - Cover by Marko Djurdjevic
The scientist’s name is Hank Pym. The socialite’s is Janet Van Dyne. Both are haunted by personal tragedy and the burning need to…avenge!It’s insect love, Marvel-style, as we revisit the unlikely origin...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on November 18th, 2011
Hey everyone! I’m Matt and I am here to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere.This was a very busy week in the comic world. There is no time to waste so sit back relax and enjoy this week’s installment of The Impact.
DC Unveils Darkseid’s New Look.
Courtesy of The Source. I hope everyone enjoyed this week’s Justice League #3. The book is getting more and more fun with each issue as they continue to tease Darkseid’s arrival Now we get our first peek at Jim Lee’s redesign...
Posted by John Mueller, on November 6th, 2011
The Halloween weekend saw the appearance of the third annual Long Beach Comic Con (or as it is now known the “Long Beach Comic and Horror Con”), and I am extremely happy to report that it was the best year yet. What clearly sets the LBCC shows apart from its Southern California con counterparts is an actual emphasis on comics themselves, the writers and artists who produce them, and the greater illustrative art world that exists comfortably alongside the sequential medium itself.
This is a very welcome and continued...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on November 4th, 2011
Hey everyone! I’m Matt and I am here to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere. Hope you all had a great Halloween and are enjoying all the awesome interviews Sheldon, Simon, and I got this past weekend at Long Beach Comic Con 2011.There was some very cool stuff announced this week so let’s get to it. Sit back relax and enjoy this week’s installment of The Impact.
SPOILERS!!!! Marvel Announces Winter Soldier #1 by Ed Brubaker and Butch Guice February 2012.
If you read Fear Itself #7.1...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 28th, 2011
Hey everyone! I’m Matt and I am here to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere.With all the excitement cooling down from New York Comic Con. This was a lighter week in terms of announcements and news but there was still some really cool stuff, including the fact that we are getting a Criminal movie…Written by Ed Brubaker!!!! So sit back relax and enjoy this week’s installment of The Impact.
Brubaker to Adapt Coward For the Big Screen
Avenging Spider-Man Pre-orders Top 100,000. Marvel...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on October 27th, 2011
DC’s “NEW 52″ seems to have been a ringing success on all fronts. I can’t tell you the amount of people who I have talked to who really feel that they have done some great work on this facelift for the DCU. A great example of that is Nightwing. While we have seen Dick take on the mantle of Batman in the not-so-distant past, he now seems to be Nightwing again. However, do writer Kyle Higgins and artist Eddy Barrows make Nightwing# 2 soar above Gotham with pride or plummet to the ground all twitchy? Read...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 21st, 2011
Hey everyone! I am Matt and I am here to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere. I hope everyone has had a chance to check out all the awesome news and announcements that made their way out of New York Comic Con. If not, I included the link to NYCC news round up below. So sit back, relax and enjoy the latest installment of The Impact.
Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons Announce The Secret Service.
The Impact: New York Comic Con Edition
The Impact October 10th-15th 2011
Marvel Lays Off 11 Staff Members....
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 18th, 2011
Hey there Comic Impact, Matt here with a special installment of The Impact. Today, I am going to talk about all the fun that broke out of New York Comic Con. No I was not there in person, unfortunately I merely got to experience through all the great reporting that came from the blogosphere. There were some really exciting projects and announcements made throughout the weekend. This is far from everything but this Here is my take on some of the cooler stuff coming out of the Big Apple.This is far from all of the news that...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 14th, 2011
Hey everyone! Matt here, to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere. Sit back, relax and enjoy the latest installment of The Impact
DC Comics Sells 5 MILLION COMICS in Six Weeks. New Digital Combo Pack
This week we learned that in the six weeks since DC Relaunch began they have sold over five million comics.Seriously the numbers are fantastic, Justice League over 250,000 copies, Action Comics, Batman, both over 200,000 copies, The Flash 150,000 copies, Aquaman, Batgirl, and Wonder Woman all over...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 10th, 2011
Courtesy of The Source. Get ready Comic Impact, we are a week out of New York Comic Con and the announcements have already begun. On Sunday news broke that Flashpoint artist Andy Kubert is joining Grant Morrison for a two issue arc of Action Comics. Kubert will be illustrating issues five and six, which will guest star the Legion of Superheroes and Krypto. And yes Rags Morales will return to Action after this arc. I’m really happy to see that DC Comics is keeping such a high standard for it’s flagship titles, even...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 7th, 2011
Hey everyone! Matt here, to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere. Sit back, relax and enjoy the latest installment of The Impact.
….In case you missed any of the previous news from the week you can check it out at the links below.
First Look at Russell Crowe as Jor-El
Avenging Spider-Man, Marvel to Offer Free Digital Copy with Purchase of Print Copy.
Courtesy of Bleeding Cool. Because they know we love our comics polybagged, Marvel announced that fans who buy a print copy of Zeb Wells and Joe...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on October 6th, 2011
Hey Comic Impact are you ready for the last week of major DC “New 52″ love?Well sit back down and join Simon, Sheldon, Susan, and Rob as we tackle the loves and hates of the last BIG batch of books out! Listen in as the gang discuses the following books, The Flash,Aquaman,Justice League Dark,Superman,All Star Western, Teen Titans, Green Lantern New Guardians, Batman The Dark Knight,I, Vampire,Blackhawks, Voodoo,The Fury of Firestorm The Nuclear Man, The Savage Hawkman, and then tells you what there favorite 5 are!
Running...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on October 6th, 2011
Justice League Dark is yet another new comic offered by DC this month in the “New 52.” Written by Peter Milligan, with art by Mikel Janin, this book offers the reader something entirely new for a Justice-League-type of team book. The basic idea of this team is that they are all based in some form of magic, which is great because when it comes to magic baddies, Superman isn’t the most qualified to come in and rough them up - nor is The Justice League. Enter Justice League Dark. Does this book cast a spell...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on October 4th, 2011
Courtesy of ComicBookMovie. Check out our first look at Russell Crowe in his complete Jor-El costume from Man of Steel. Crowe is a great actor and I am interested to see what he will bring to the role If you look closely you can see the blue Superman suit underneath his armor. I get the feeling that Zod will be wearing something very similar. This not at all what I was expecting. It’s very different from any previous version of Kryptonian garb we have seen before, it’s surprisingly very alien looking. I think its...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on October 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was ELEPHANTMEN #35 Boo Cook.
ABE SAPIEN: THE DEVIL DOES NOT JEST #1 - Cover by Dave Johnson
Buried in a demonologist’s basement is a deep, dark family secret, where horrific occult practices prove to be life threatening for Abe Sapien.
AMERICAN VAMPIRE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST #4 (OF 5) - Cover by Sean Murphy
Vampire hunters Felicia Book and Cash McCogan...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 30th, 2011
Hey everyone! Matt here, to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere in this installment of The Impact. In case you missed any of the previous news from the week you can check it out at the links below
EW Gets the First OFFICIAL Look at the Avengers.
DC’s New 52 Sell Out
Casting news: Justice League Doom
And now onward and upward…
Marvel lays the Ground Work for 2012 With Point One.
This week Marvel has been releasing a series of teasers promoting their Point One one-shot. Each teaser highlights...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 29th, 2011
Greeting guys and gals! Welcome to Week 3 of the “New 52″ Podcast from Comic Impact. This time around, Sheldon ate too much salad and couldn’t join the fun, so we have Simon, Rob, and (making her first appearance on any podcast) Susan!
Basically, we love anything by Scott Snyder. The love affair with him continues. Susan and Rob curse a lot about the new Catwoman title (literally). Simon is underwhelmed by a few of his pick ups this week, and everyone’s pull list gets shorter.
Listen to Rob and Simon bond...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 28th, 2011
The past few days, I have been think about something. I have been seeing on Francis Manapul’s Facebook some amazing promotional work for the upcoming The Flash number one as part of the “New 52″ from DC Comics. But, I can’t stop thinking about a lot of Saul Bass’ work. He was a graphic designer who did a lot of film posters such as, The Cardinal,It’s A Mad,Mad,Mad World, Vertigo,West Side Story and more.
Sure, I know what your thinking: it reminds you of The Flash because of the color red. I...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 27th, 2011
Courtesy of The Source. That’s right folks, each and every one of DC Comics’ “New 52″ have sold out at the distributor level… and that includes the ones that have not even been released yet. Today DC confirmed the news that all fifty-two will receive second printings and elaborated on the impressive numbers.
· ACTION and BATGIRL already have third printings and JUSTICE LEAGUE, the bestselling comic book to date for all of 2011, is in its fourth printing.
· AQUAMAN #1 is the eleventh title...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 27th, 2011
DC Universe, I thought I knew you. We have been together for so long, but after all this time, you can still surprise me. You are the boyfriend that still brings me my favorite flowers after two years together. That flower is now named Supergirl #1. I can’t imagine why DC did this to me, but I’m so glad they did. I have never liked a comic that involved anyone in the Superman family and now I like two. The surprise was a pleasant one, because here’s the thing, DC. I know that you give me Batman pretty consistently, but...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 27th, 2011
I want this review to only say one thing: Wonder Woman #1 is brilliant. That’s it. Unfortunately for all of you, I am much longer winded than that. I really should have known that Brian Azzarello would knock this one out of the park (because he always does). I can gush and gush about how he seems to just understand these classic characters and how he manages to evolve them while maintaining their origins and purpose. Maybe I will do just that.
Have you all read The Joker? How about Luthor? NO!? Pick them up. I feel like they...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 23rd, 2011
Hey everyone! Matt here, to give you all the news making its way around the comic blogosphere in this installment of The Impact.
Superfan Mike Meyer’s Superman Collection Recovered. Thief Arrested.
UPDATE: Last week in The Impact I wrote about Superman fan, Mike Meyer,
Courtesy of stltoday. Everyone should take a moment and send some good thoughts to Mr. Mike Meyer. Mike is a 48 year old Superman fan. Mike collects social security for mental disability and works part time at McDonald’s to supplement his income. An acquaintance...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 23rd, 2011
I was not expecting this. Something in the “New 52” that exceeded expectations – I never thought that would happen. It has, and that makes me hate life a little less this week. I think the biggest surprise to me was that it was with a book that I was so sure was going to be terrible. Green Lantern #1 made me smile. This is Geoff Johns doing what he does best, and he does do this best. Hal Jordan is Mr. Johns’ soul mate this much is clear. They understand one another and it comes through in every page of this book.
Sinestro...
Posted by Rob Andrews, on September 22nd, 2011
Hold onto your butts as we guide you through the second wave of DC Comics ‘NEW 52′ releases. Last week DC presented us with some fantastic and not-so-fantastic new comics, so why not get the low down on these most recent titles to hit shelves and hear whether we think they can hold their own in the big, bad world of comics. Expect some clash of opinions in this podcast! If you’ve been having second thoughts about a DC Comic you regret not buying last week, then let us aid you in your decision making. This...
Posted by Rob Andrews, on September 20th, 2011
Ah, Comic Impact. It feels great to be writing for you once again. It’s been almost a year and a few months since I’ve had an active presence on the site, and shamefully almost the same amount of time since I last read a comic book. My first year at University needed my full attention you see. Shoot me, I’m a bad bitch.
But a fresh start can provide a fresh perspective. Because I’ve not read any weekly comics for just over a year, I’ve had no idea what’s been going on with any character under...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 20th, 2011
Batman & Robin has been one hell of a ride with Grant Morrison. He gave us Dick Grayson as the Dark Knight and Damien as the disrespectful Robin. These two heirs to the Dark Knights throne were playing at being in the big time all by themselves. They handled themselves pretty fair if you ask me. Now with Batman & Robin #1 by writer Peter J. Tomasi and artist Patrick Gleason we get a fresh take as Bruce is back in charge and his son Damien is riding shotgun as Robin. Is this book good enough to keep you interested or...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 20th, 2011
A new week and a new set of “NEW 52″ put out by DC. This week we get something a bit out of the ordinary as DC is mixing in more characters that used to a part of the Wildstorm Universe and the Image universe prior to that. That’s right, this week we get GRIFTER # 1 by writer Nathan Edmondson and artist CAFU. So how does this Grifter stack up to the Grifter of the 90’s?Read on to find out!
I have been a big fan of Grifter as a character since I first read him in Wild C.A.T.S #1 by Image Comics back in...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 16th, 2011
Hi Everyone. Matt here, giving you the comic news of the week in this installment of The Impact.
Marvel Reveals The Mighty.
Originally teased back in early July, Marvel revealed the identities of the “The Mighty” who will make their first appearance in Fear Itself #7. This will be the final issue before the three issues that launch the 12 part miniseries that will launch the new “Shattered Heroes” status quo for the Marvel Universe. Now all sarcasm about Fear Itself”s length aside, I do kinda...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 16th, 2011
Before I start off this review, I just want to say that I am a huge fan of the character of Frankenstein, both in comics and in other formats. Also, Jeff Lemire is one of the most original comic writers of his generation.
Now saying all this, was Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #1 going to live up the hype? After all, I did pick Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #1 Flashpoint as my pick of the week back in June of thisyear.
When I first opened the book, I was not a fan of the artwork. I told myself, “Ok, they are going...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 15th, 2011
Comic Impact! Are you ready to find out what we thought about the first batch of “NEW 52″ from DC? Good, because we are throwing a wave of knowledge at you in this supplement to our usual P.O.W. podcast. Don’t worry. We want to help you be informed on what books aren’t worth reading and which ones the team loves! So, join Simon and Sheldon as they dive head first into a sea of superhero goodness! This week, we discuss the first wave of books put out by DC which include the following: Action Comics,...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 13th, 2011
Batwing, the character that originally made his debut in Batman Incorporated, finally gets his own monthly book from the capable minds of Judd Winick and Ben Oliver. When it was first announced as one of the new titles in DC’s relaunch, I was skeptical. I thought, “They are going to give that guy a book?” Now to clarify, that statement is more a reflection on my thoughts on Batman Incorporated than the character of Batwing specifically. Then, at Comic Con, I was fortunate enough to hear writer Judd Winick talk...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 13th, 2011
I am probably going to make a lot of enemies here, but I never really cared for the original Batgirl. I really enjoyed the Stephanie Brown run that just ended, but my Batgirl was always Cassandra Cain. I understand that Barbara Gordon was always the first and the fan favorite, but she was never really my cup of tea. I, however, am a HUGE fan of Oracle. It’s like the second the Joker’s bullet shattered Barbara’s spine, she became an interesting character. It might have been harsh, but that was how I felt. Needless to say,...
Posted by Susan Damon, on September 12th, 2011
If I am being totally honest with you all (and I hope I can be), I was not excited about the “New 52” from DC. I’m a DC girl and have been my entire life. To have them decide to change my world was not something I was too happy with. Now, I let down my guard a bit when I read that J.T. Krul was still going to be writing Oliver Queen’s adventures. I have to say, I was right to do so, because Green Arrow #1 was a fun ride with my favorite man with a quiver.
Let me first get into the things that I liked about this book....
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 12th, 2011
Greetings Lords and Ladies of Comic Impact! A new week is upon us, and with that week brings us a new set of DC’s “52″ that we want you to review! So, go on and write a review about any of the titles listed below, but make sure they are at least 300 to 600 words long.
Demon Knights#1
Legion Lost#1
Mister Terrific#1
Red Lanterns#1
Resurrection Man#1
Suicide Squad#1
Send them to Contact@comicimpact.com by Noon Pacific Time on Saturday! We want your voice to be heard! Without further adieu,...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 12th, 2011
One of the books I was most anxious to read out of “The New 52″ fromDC Comics was Swamp Thing. Not because I don’t trust Scott Snyder -after all, in my eyes, he is the greatest Batman writer of all time. After talking to him at Comic-Con this past year about Swamp Thing (you can watch my interview here), I was sure Snyder was going to do a great job on the book
Yet I had no idea how disturbing this book was going to be. Without telling you everything that happens in this first issue, here is a bit of a rundown...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 12th, 2011
I don’t know much about Animal Man. When I read DC, he was never a character that I knew about. Ok, well, that isn’t entirely true. I knew him as the guy in the lame costume with the weird triangle goggles. That was about the extent of my knowledge on the character, but Buddy Baker a.k.a. Animal Man is a cool concept, and if done right he could really be a hit. In one of the first “New 52,” writer Jeff Lemire and artist Travel Forman bring a more grounded, back-to-basics version of a superhero to...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 12th, 2011
The first set of the “NEW 52″ books is upon us, and the question you all have burning deep within your gut is, “Yes Sheldon, but do they suck?” Well I am here to tell you: not all of them suck! In fact, a good majority of them are AMAZING… dare I say it GREAT books. The first book I am here to talk to you about today is Stormwatch, by Whovian writer Paul Cornell and artist Miguel Sepulveda. Read on to find out if it should be lost somewhere in the toilet area of a T.A.R.D.I.S or if you should start...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 9th, 2011
Hi Everyone! I’m Matt. Welcome back for another installment of The Impact. After what has felt like a never ending stream of announcements from the comic world, things have slowed down a bit this week. I have a feeling this is mostly due to the Labor Day Holiday weekend. Nonetheless, here is the news making it’s way around the comic book world.
Superman Fan Robbed of Super Collection.
Courtesy of stltoday. Everyone should take a moment and send some good thoughts to Mr. Mike Meyer. Mike is a 48 year old Superman...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 9th, 2011
When I first heard about DC Comics announcing their line-wide relaunch, aka the New 52, I was hoping that Grant Morrison was going to be writing one of the new Bat books. He is my favorite writer in comics history, and Batman is my favorite DC character; and I think his run on Batman and Robin was nothing short of a perfect 10.
Then I found out that Morrison was going to work on Action Comics, and I told myself that because All Star Superman was amazing, I could be sure that Grant would do a great job on this book. This...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 6th, 2011
Have you ever read one of our reviews and said, “Hey, I don’t agree with that and I could totally write something better than these clowns”. Well then you are probably in the majority, and that is why we want to give you, our readers, the chance to sound off with your own Community Reviews! Thats right Comic Impact wants your voice to be heard. Starting this week, and every week in September, we will be putting up a list of eligible books in the “New 52″ that we want YOU to write about. Did you love...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 2nd, 2011
DC’s relaunch is here, and I couldn’t be happier. Hi. I’m Matt, the new guy at Comic Impact and I’m here to talk about my picks for DC’s “New 52.” There are many books that have peaked my interest but I think two will stand out and really impress people.
I am really excited for Nightwing by Kyle Higgins and Eddy Barrows. After his stint in the cape and cowl Dick Grayson has never been more popular. Writer Kyle Higgins has proven he has a great handle on Dick Grayson’s voice...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on September 2nd, 2011
Welcome to The Impact.I’m Matt and I’m here to bring you all the latest comic news.
Justice League #1 Sells Out DC Unveils Cover to Second Printing.
As the media onslaught of “New 52″ coverage continues. DC’s blog, The Source confirms that Justice League #1 has sold out. They were also kind enough to share with us the cover to the second printing, which I actually like more than the cover they used for the first printing. Check it out.
Scott Morse and Skottie Young launch New Web Comic.
This week artists Scott...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on September 1st, 2011
There’s a whole lot of excitement going on with DC’s “New 52″! Everyone here at Comic Impact is so excited, and we want to share our excitement with you wonderful people. What books am I excited for? Well, you’re just going to have to watch the video to find out. I’m a nice guy, I’ll give you a couple of hints. One book I’m looking forward to involves a certain classic monster that was once made famous by the classic actor, Peter Boyle. The other book I talk about involves a guy...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on September 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Batman and Robin #26 - Cover by Chris Burnhan.
AMERICAN VAMPIRE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 3 (OF 5) - Cover by Sean Murphy
The search for the vampire cure takes Cash and Felicia to the catacombs beneath an ancient castle where they find a shocking secret!
BATMAN AND ROBIN #26 - Cover by Chris Burnhan
Le Jardin Noir – France’s very own Arkham Asylum...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on September 1st, 2011
Hey everyone! Sheldon here. Whew! What a night. It finally happened. Flashpoint ended and Justice League #1 came out to usher in a new age of comics. The Digital Age! That’s right folks DC has fired the first loud shot across the comic industries collective bow. What does it all mean? Can I now buy all my comics over the interwebs? How does that work? Well just check out this little video I did, and hopefully I will answer most,if not all, your questions regarding your new digital copy ofJustice League #1 by Jim Lee and...
Posted by Susan Damon, on August 31st, 2011
Hidey-ho! Susan here with my pick for the “New 52″. Personally, I don’t know why I even have to write this. We all know which book I’m going to pick. If you don’t all ready know, then you are brand new to ComicImpact and this is the first thing you have ever looked at on here - ever. IF that is the case, then watch this video to get a better idea of how awesome I am, and then go back, read all my stuff, and realize how silly you are for not guessing this book in the first place. Even my number two...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 30th, 2011
Are you like me and you can’t wait for the “New 52″? Then you are going to love this video in which I talk to you about two books that will make an impact in the “New 52″! I am going to talk about the upcoming run with Scott Snyder and Gregory Capullo on my favorite DC character, the one and only Batman. Also, if you know me, you know that I love Grant Morrison. I can’t wait to see what he is going to do with the Man of Steel! Make sure to stay tuned to ComicImpact all week for more of the...
Posted by Susan Damon, on August 30th, 2011
Simon finally found Susan and Sheldon, so they are all back for the August edition of “Did You Catch All That?” It turned into a nice welcoming of the “New 52” this month as we said good bye to some DC books and welcomed others. Simon has issues with Detective Comics #881, while Susan paid tribute to all her DC ladies in “Girl on Girls.” Sheldon stayed true to his Marvel roots, picking Punisher as his issue and giving his two cents about Fear Itself. Meanwhile, Susan showed some love for the Doctor Who Annual,...
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on August 29th, 2011
Comic Impact are you ready for the “New 52″ coming at you from DC Comics? No? Well stay glued to Comic Impact for all the latest news on all the new creative teams involved in this colossal change up happening right before our eyes! Literally universes will change! No kidding! The book that I know I am really looking forward to is Justice League Dark written by Peter Milligan and artist Mikel Janin. This looks to be a magic based team with plenty to offer and it comes out September 28. Do not miss this book. Below...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on August 28th, 2011
All comic fans should take a moment to say Happy Birthday to Jack “The King” Kirby!!! Today would have been his 94th birthday. His influence on medium of comics is immeasurable. From Captain America, the creation of the romance comic, to the Marvel renaissance (Fantastic Four, X-Men, Thor, The Avengers and many more). His DC work which included the New Gods, Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olson, Kamandi, OMAC, and The Demon. His art and creativity seemed to know no bounds. There was and is no one else like him and...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on August 23rd, 2011
Courtesy of Hero Complex. As we continue to countdown to “DC’s New 52″ Jim Lee and Dan Didio sat down to talk with Geoff Boucher and his blog Hero Complex. In the article they talk quite frankly about the state of the Direct Market and the motivation behind the company wide relaunch. In a stunning bit of news, DC revealed that Justice League #1 pre-orders exceeded 200,000 copies with an additional six titles in the relaunch having pre-orders that exceeded over 100,000 copies. Holy cow!!! While I’m...
Posted by Matthew Todd, on August 23rd, 2011
As apart of DC’s “New 52″ relaunch, DC Entertainment promised a huge promotional push, including commercials on both TV and in movie theaters. You can check out the TV version here at ComicImpact. The longer theatrical cut can be viewed only at The Los Angeles Times blog Hero Complex. With the relaunch only two weeks away I’m surprised we are only NOW starting to see some of the promotional campaign. I also question DC’s move to not make allowing everyone to embed the longer cut considering this...
Posted by Sam Taylor, on August 16th, 2011
I’m Batman! That’s wishful thinking on my part. How awesome would that be?! I am The BatSam though, and that’s on the serious. For now, Dick Grayson is Batman, and the latest run on Detective Comics has been nothing short of incredible. Let me tell you why…
Simon has been going on and on and on about how Scott Snyder is his favorite Batman author ever, and how Snyder is the best detective writer at the moment. While I can’t say I totally feel the same way about the first statement, I definitely agree...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 12th, 2011
Have you been enjoying all of the great videos coming out from San Diego Comic Con 2011? Well, here we get to talk to Judd Winick about his upcoming projects for the “New 52″ (Catwoman and Batwing) and found out what part Batman is going to play in the new Catwoman book.
We talk about new Batwing, including where he comes from what his connection to Bruce Wayne is. We also look back at Winick’s run on Justice League Generation Lost. Plus, find out witch of the “New 52″ Winick is excited for.
Stay...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 9th, 2011
By now I’m sure you’ve heard all about the New 52 over at DC Comics, right? Are you excited for it? Well, guess what!? When we were down at San Diego Comic Con we got to talk with one of the best Batman writers around, the one and only Scott Snyder. Join us as he talks with us about what the future will look like for the Dark Knight with the New 52.
Snyder will divulge some insider info about his upcoming run on Swamp Thing and his current run on Detective Comics. We find out what makes one of the nicest guys in comics...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on August 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Detective Comics #880 - Cover by JOCK.
Amazing Spider-Man #665 - Cover by Paolo Rivera & Michael Lark
“INFESTED” ENDS WITH SPIDEY AT THE “CROSSROADS”
As Spider-Man, he’s a member of the FF and TWO different Avengers teams. As Peter Parker, he works all hours on his dream job at Horizon Labs. That doesn’t leave him...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on July 28th, 2011
The San Diego fun hasn’t stopped yet, my friend! What convention coverage is complete without talking to J.T. Krul?! The man, the myth, the legend. I’m happy to say that after about a billion and one interviews we’ve done with this amazing writer, I finally got a turn to talk to him.
Find out about what’s going on with Flashpoint: Deadman and the Flying Graysons. If that’s not your cup of tea, how about his return to Green Arrow, or maybe his newest book for DC’s New 52, Captain Atom? The...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on July 19th, 2011
It’s the week of San Diego Comic Con! For comic book fans, it’s like Christmas and Columbus Day combined! But today is only Tuesday, so we’ll have to put our excitement on hold while we enjoy this week’s edition of Trade Tuesday. This week we’re going to take a look at Power Girl: Bomb Squad from Judd Winick and Sami Basri. This book collects issues 13-18 of the most recent Power Girl ongoing series. With taking over a book from the team of Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Amanda Conner; Winick...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 13th, 2011
Are you going to watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. this weekend? I am not, but I would love to see the first teaser trailer for The Dark Knight Rises. Guess what? ComicImpact readers, you can now watch it with me on this fine website. Let’s all watch it together.
Starring Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway, Tom Hardy, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard and Morgan Freeman, The Dark Knight Rises is set to hit theatres on July 20, 2012!
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Posted by Ken Zeider, on July 12th, 2011
You know a comic book is really good when it gets three consecutive issues reviewed by three different people at Comic Impact. As long as they’re positive, anyway. I think that’s what the professionals refer to as a “turkey.” I’m sure by now, you have realized that what I’m getting at is that Batman Beyond #7 is another great issue from writer, Adam Beechen and artist, Ryan Benjamin.
This issue is the end of the current storyline which has brought Blight back into the world of Batman Beyond....
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 8th, 2011
Last week there was a new Previews Magazine from Diamond Comics, so it’s time for Looking Forward September 2011
In case you’re not sure, Previews is the official magazine retailers use to order comics. Now, what you may not know is that the solicitations in Previews will come out two months before the release date. This time, we are going to look at the comics coming out in September, 2011. That is why this article is called,”Looking Forward, September 2011.” Please note, this not the full magazine.This only what...
Posted by Ian Candish, on July 6th, 2011
Holy gee whiz! Have you fine people been reading the big Marvel and DC events going on right now? Those things are epic with a capitol, “Holy crap!”
In case you’re unaware, Marvel’s big summer event is called Fear Itself, in which a mysterious Asgardian who has been imprisoned for centuries breaks free and uses fear as a weapon against the heroes of the Marvel Universe. FlashPoint, DC’s big event, shows Barry Allen (The Flash) waking up in an alternate universe where not only are things drastically...
Posted by Susan Damon, on July 5th, 2011
Ok, I am at a loss for what to say here, so let me start by recapping what I know from Xombi #4. All over the world, there are floating cities – strongholds, specifically – that contain immortal people who know everything. Nuns have super powers and loose change can talk. Uh, what? This issue talked and talked at me, while I reread and even referenced past issues in order to make sense of it. What’s getting me through is the awesome idea the regenerating nano-bots exist and that we could use them to never die. It’s just...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on July 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Green Lantern Emerald Warriors #11 by Dan Panosian.
American Vampire Survival Of The Fittest #1 (OF 5) - cover by Sean Murphy
From the pages of the red-hot Vertigo series comes a five-issue spinoff miniseries!
It’s World War II in Nazi-occupied Romania as vampire hunters Felicia Book and Cash McCogan (last seen in the critically acclaimed...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on June 29th, 2011
Hey everybody, how’s it going? Sorry, due to some technical difficulties we’re a little late with this week’s poll, but it’s here now! So, everybody’s been real interested in the DC relaunch, right? We’re getting little bits here and there and this last week we got our first look at the new Justice League. The new costumes were designed by Jim Lee and a lot of people have been talking about them. So the question we at Comic Impact have is, what do you guys think? Check out the picture.
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Posted by Susan Damon, on June 28th, 2011
Now, I’m going to warn you all right off the bat, this is kind of a gushing love letter to the creative team of Zatanna #14. I’m not saying that because one of my favorite writers in comics, Adam Beechen, was on this issue. I’m also not saying it because the cover was done by Adam Hughes (you’d have to be new to Comic Impact to not know how much I love him). I’m saying it, because this team, artists and all, were able to get me to LIKE the character of Zatanna! I know. When does that happen to me? Never is the answer...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 27th, 2011
Are you ready for your first look at the new Justice League when DC’s revamp/relaunch titles come out in September? This image was first shown on Toon Tumbler’s Facebook page, and it looks like this is going to be the San Diego Comic-Con 2011 exclusive glass. The redesigns of the costumes were done by Jim Lee, and this not the first time he has redesigned classic comic book characters. Back in the 1990’s he redesigned the X-Men.
Personally, I think the costumes are not as horrible as people make them out to...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on June 24th, 2011
I’m not entirely sure why, but there’s just something especially awesome about a guy shooting people with a bow and arrow. That’s why every month, I get excited to pick up the latest issue of Green Arrow. Sadly, J.T. Krul, who’s been writing the series for the last year is busy with all the Flashpoint stuff going on, so for this 13th issue we have a guest writer, James Patrick. After reading this issue, I’ll admit that having a guest writer once in a while isn’t such a bad thing.
We join Ollie...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on June 21st, 2011
I hope you all had a good Father’s Day, but today is not Father’s Day, it’s Tuesday and at this point I’m sure you all know what that means. For this week’s Trade Tuesday I decided to go with Jonah Hex: No Way Back which was written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti with art by Tony DeZuniga. Gray and Palmiotti have been writing Jonah Hex since 2006 and DeZuniga was the original artist and co-creator of the character.
This story was published specifically as an original graphic novel and initially...
Posted by Susan Damon, on June 21st, 2011
I enjoyed the time when Gail Simone wrote her, but I usually pass up on the reading of a Wonder Woman comic. I don’t know that there’s any real reason for it. She’s not my favorite of the DC women, which I know is blasphemy, but it’s true. It’s not like she’s a boring character or her stories suck or anything, I just never took to her the way I took to other women. Another thing that I tend to dislike (and have expressed that dislike several times here on Comic Impact) is the event. Is Flashpoint even necessary? Whatever....
Posted by Sheldon Lee, on June 20th, 2011
FLASHPOINT has descended upon DC like a child being told it is time for bed or, even worse it is time to clean up your room.Neither of which I used to be a big fan of. As many of you are aware, I have been labeled ”the Marvel Fan Boy” and while I will accept that moniker you must be fully aware the whole, unnerving truth. I DO READ MORE THAN JUST MARVEL. Yes, let’s get the gasps and guffaws out of the way right now. I actually LOVE the idea of the DC reboot/restart. I would even go a step further and say...
Posted by Sam Taylor, on June 20th, 2011
The Flash is my favorite superhero ever. And as lame as it sounds, Gorilla Grodd is my favorite of his rogues gallery. Having said that, I’m gonna be honest about Flashpoint: Grodd of War. I thought it was gonna be mediocre to entertaining at best. I was definitely shocked by how wrong I was.
From the get-go, there is no mistaking Grodd’s state of mind. He’s a bored, egotistic, megalomaniac. The entire continent of Africa has just been conquered, and Grodd couldn’t care any less. “What’s that?...
Posted by Ian Candish, on June 17th, 2011
The time has come, friends. This weekend marks the theatrical release of Green Lantern and we at Comic Impact are definitely excited.
To get some insight on Green Lantern, Ian braved the untamed wastelands of Van Nuys, CA to go to Galaxy of Comics and ask some comic fans what they know about the emerald warrior. What gives a Green Lantern his power? What’s Hal Jordan’s space sector? Are those nude pics of Blake Lively for real? All will be answered!
So give our video a watch to find out once and for all, Who is Green...
Posted by Ian Candish, on June 15th, 2011
It’s time, boys and girls! The third big superhero film of the summer is upon us! Friday June 17 marks the theatrical release of Green Lantern, starring Ryan Reynolds as the emerald warrior.
Here at Comic Impact, we want to know just how excited you are about this movie. It’s cool to finally see a big screen DC movie other than Batman or Superman, but there have been a lot of complaints made about the huge amount of CG in the film. So, we’re leaving it up to you fine people! Let us know exactly how...
Posted by Sam Taylor, on June 14th, 2011
I think I’m the only person on the site–nay, the world–who cares at all about Aquaman. Don’t ask me why. I hate the beach. Perhaps it’s my wonder about the ocean. That’s where sea otters live, ya know? Love me some sea otters. Sadly they’re not found in issue #1 of Flashpoint: Emperor Aquaman, but there’s other good stuff!
So far in the main Flashpoint book, all that’s known to the audience is that Aquaman and Wonder Woman and their respective armies are fighting a humongous...
Posted by Susan Damon, on June 14th, 2011
It upsets me greatly that Gail Simone won’t be writing my favorite girls after the DC reboot. Birds of Prey is easily my favorite book on the shelves right now, and I just know it won’t be the same without the talent of Ms. Simone. Luckily, she is going to be saving the Batgirl reboot, because I’m fairly certain without her it would be the worst of all the new number ones. I’ve gotten off topic.
Birds of Prey #13 kept me on the edge of my seat. I love my horror, and Junior is an amazing horror villain. She hates to be...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 14th, 2011
Warner Bros has yet to announce the beginning of principal photography on “Man of Steel,” the first photo from director Zack Snyder’s Superman franchise reboot has emerged online.
Written by David S. Goyer from a story by Goyer and producer Christopher Nolan, “Man of Steel” also stars (so far) Diane Lane as Martha Kent, Kevin Costner as Jonathan Kent and Michael Shannon as General Zod. It opens in December 2012.
UPDATE
It’s fan made. Check out collider.com for the article.
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Posted by Ken Zeider, on June 13th, 2011
When I was a little kid, one of my all time favorite cartoons was Batman The Animated Series. The best part about that show was Kevin Conroy doing the voice of Batman and Mark Hamill as The Joker. To this day, those are the voices I hear in my head when I read a Batman comic book. Paul Dini was a producer and writer for the show, so really the credit should go to him because this guy is a fantastic writer. If you don’t believe me, just check out the video game, Batman: Arkham Asylum or the brand new comic book sequel to...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 10th, 2011
The final books have been announced for the September DC Comics Reboot. We want to make life easy for you guys and girls, so we made a list with the names of the books and the creative teams behind them.
We‘ll see what kind of impact these books make in the restarting of the DC Universe after the conclusion of Flashpoint number five releases on August 31 (the only book being released by DC that week).
DC Comics has said that there are going to be 52 new number one issues and now it looks like there may be more....
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 10th, 2011
The other day Ian posted about the first 22 books coming out of the upcoming DC Comics reboot. Well kids I am here with the other haft of the list. I am sure some of you fan boys and fan girls will get mad with some of the upcoming titles.
Remember After Flashpoint #5 releases on August 31 (the only book being released by DC that week) DC will be relaunching 52 of their titles at issue #1. I know some people think we are going to have to re read origins and have it be a slow start but , and I can’t be more clear on...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on June 8th, 2011
It’s time for the poll of the week! What could we possibly have to talk about this week. There’s got to be some interesting thing that everyone would have an opinion on. Hmmm. What’s going on? Nope nothing of any interest in comic books I can think of. OH WAIT! I forgot that DC Comics is relaunching 52 of their books!
So, what do you lovely comic book fans of all this business? Do you like the idea of DC starting over with their characters? Does it make you excited to read DC books again, or does it just piss...
Posted by Susan Damon, on June 7th, 2011
I’m going to start with a confession. I was never a huge fan of the Batman Beyond cartoon. It just didn’t quench my thirst for Batman the way other cartoons had done in the past. I mean, I still enjoyed it and watched every single episode. However, it was not my favorite. I always felt that it was one of those things that I should like in theory, but didn’t in practice. Then, I heard there was going to be a new series of comics with the Terry McGinnis character and decided to give it another shot. Boy, do I love new creative...
Posted by Ian Candish, on June 6th, 2011
So, unless you’ve been living under a rock the past week or so, you’re aware of the DC relaunch. What’s that? You’ve been living under a rock for the past week or so? Well, read on to find out the skinny on this new direction at DC.
After Flashpoint #5 releases on August 31 (the only book being released by DC that week) DC has announced that they’ll be relaunching 52 of their titles at issue #1. DC has been quick to say that this is not a “reboot,” just a new direction for the...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on June 1st, 2011
It is that time of the month, when you pay your rent and your phone bill, but it is also the time to look back at some of the best covers from that past month. My favorite was Booster Gold #44 by Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund.
Batman And Robin #23 - Cover by Guillem March
Jason Todd - Batman’s one-time sidekick, currently the anti-hero known as Red Hood - has been imprisoned in Arkham Asylum for the past several months. But after a period of good behavior, will a transfer to a lower-security prison mean reformation...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on May 30th, 2011
I love Batman, but in recent months, Batman hasn’t been that great of a read. Thank the comic book Gods for Detective Comics! It’s been such a great book since Scott Snyder has been writing it and Jock’s art is so freaking good. I’m probably in the minority, but I think Dick Grayson as Batman has been pretty interesting. At least in this book he is. Everything about this book is awesome, except for one thing. There’s one thing in this particular issue that really bothered me. I’ll get to...
Posted by Ken Zeider, on May 30th, 2011
If you bought a book from DC Comics last week, you might have noticed the mini-comic about that new J.J. Abrams movie, Super 8. Well, when you listen to the Pick of the Week Podcast this week, you’ll know what we thought about it here at Comic Impact. We want to know what you guys think of that 12 page advertisement that was put right in the middle of almost every DC comic book last week. That’s why it’s going to be the subject for this week’s Poll of the Week!
Super 8 is written and directed by J.J....
Posted by Mathew Hyde, on May 25th, 2011
The Dark Knight returns, and in keeping with a Brit in the cape Gotham City is back in London.
The Dark Knight Rises has begun filming by resuming the regular location for Gotham City Police Headquarters in Farringdon, London. The Farmiloes Building is an empty warehouse and offices that is regularly used for location filming and events. It has stood in for Gotham City in the two previous Chris Nolan movies Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. Christopher Nolan returns to the directors chair and Christian Bale dons the cowl for...
Posted by Susan Damon, on May 24th, 2011
If there is one thing that I absolutely love it’s a historical mystery. If there is one person who really knows how to make comics out of them, it’s Scott Snyder. Batman: Gates of Gotham brings a bunch of elements that we know and love about Batman and makes history out of them. Weird. I feel like that might be what Return of Bruce Wayne attempted to do, but failed. This book does it better. I love seeing how Gotham came together as a city, and I’m even more interested in knowing about the Four Families of Gotham. Really,...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on May 23rd, 2011
Ok,I know what you’re thinking, “Is Simon going to review all the Flashpoint tie-ins?” I can tell you, no way dude. Yet, I can tell you if you ever wanted to know who Booster Gold is, then this issue if for you, as the team of Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund does a great job to recap Michael Jon Carter’s, aka Booster Gold’s, origin story . Right after that, Booster becomes our eyes and he is lost just like the rest of us when it comes to Flashpoint.
Jurgens does an amazing recap of Booster’s...
Posted by Simon Daoudi, on May 13th, 2011
What was your total this week at the comic shop? Well, guess what? If you’re a fan of DC, you’re only going to pay $3.99 (Plus tax) on August 31, because Flashpoint #5 will be the only book the publisher ships that week.DC Comics had this on their blog: “Because of its impact on the DC Universe, FLASHPOINT #5 is the only title that DC Comics is currently soliciting to arrive in stores on August 31.”
Wow! Is this going to impact the DC U forever? Who knows, but I can tell you stay tuned to ComicImpact...
