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With a sweeping sense of scope, drastically reimagined responsibilities, and rock-solid characterization, it’s a new era on Oa in Green Lantern #2.

He’s NOT As Good As He Thinks He Is and… …He Finds THAT Out Painfully?! Looks like Lucius Fox… We then have lots of talky talky pages until we get to… …the battle between Jace Fox and the Courier… …a battle that does end well for the soon-to-be Next Batman, but… …he gets an assist… The Pulse: In recent issues, Lucius Fox has been the most interesting part of these stories which tough as the series is presumably supposed to set up the Next Batman’s modern day debut. Art w...

Consumers have embraced online shopping like never before and while retailers have rapidly transformed to make the most of the opportunities, their B2B counterparts have a lot of catching up to do. Marketers facing the challenge of digital enablement must look to process, people and platform changes to embrace the new digital marketplace, writes Fabian Di Marco.

There was meant to be a Crisis comic book event last year. Heidi MacDonald reported it and everything when re-reporting Bleeding Cools original 5G

DC Setting Up Future State In Second Son, Batman and Green Lantern DC Setting Up Future State In Second Son, Batman and Green Lantern Posted on Dont think that Future State was a two-month aberration. Intended to be a possible future of the DC Universe, it is clear now that 5G was meant to be the bridge that joined the DC Universe to that eventual reality, or broke the link. So yes, Jonathan Kent would be the new Superman, and Tim Fox would be the new Batman, and you would then follow th...

Money Cant Solve Everything in Next Batman Second Son #2 [Preview] Money Cant Solve Everything in Next Batman Second Son #2 [Preview] Posted on Drama is unfolding all around in this preview of Next Batman: Second Son #2, in stores from DC Comics next week. And that drama has translated into lots of preview images that have significantly reduced the required word count for this article. Yay! You got Lucius Fox dealing with being in charge of all of Bruce Waynes assets. Tim Fox realizing h...

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card stock variant cover by InHyuk Lee US $4.99 card stock variant cover by Stephen Byrne US $4.99 1:25 card stock variant cover by Jen Bartel US $4.99 1:50 card stock variant cover by John Timms US $4.99 Jonathan Kent has experienced a lot in his young life. He’s traveled the galaxies with his Kryptonian grandfather and lived in the future with the Legion of Super-Heroes, who were intent on training him for the day his father, Clark Kent, could no longer be Su...

DC Comics Confirms Identity Of Peacekeeper-01 Posted on In the world of Future State, Peacekeeper 01 was the first of The Magistrates sheriffs, running the anti-mask operations in downtown Gotham. He is also the one who thought he was responsible for killing Bruce Wayne. His identity was never revealed then, with some suggesting he was the missing-from-Future State, Damian Wayne of Ghost-Maker. But in the June 2021 solicitations for Batman #109, the details read "Mayor Nakano green-lights the...

DCs Batman Secret Files Series Will Give Huntress New Powers ✖ The DC Universe definitely felt the effects of Future State, and perhaps no city felt the effects of that event more than Gotham City. Between the Magistrate slowly spreading and all the typical threats Gotham must endure, things have become pretty spicy in Batmans city, but the good news is were getting a few familiar faces jumping into the fray thanks to a new series of one-shots. DC recently announced a new monthly series of on...

Superman title will be replaced by an all-new ongoing series titled  Superman: Son of Kal-El, starring Clark Kents son Jonathan Kent as the new Superman of Earth. Written by Tom Taylor ( Nightwing) and drawn by John Timms ( Young Justice), the series will explore what happens when Jon Kent, after years of buildup, is finally entrusted with the duty of protecting Earth in an official capacity as the new Man of Steel.  As readers of recent Superman titles might realize by now, this is somethin...