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Jimmy Olsen creative team returns for Perry Whites first solo title

Another staff member at the Daily Planet is getting his own DC Comics spotlight this summer. This time, readers will follow Editor in Chief Perry White throughout the years of his lustrous journalism career, including reprinted stories, in an anthology-style one-shot. Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen’s Boss Perry White #1 will …

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Augusts Flash #785 might hold the key to Dark Crisis

Don’t sleep on The Flash. DC’s monthly series, along with the Worlds Without A Justice League specials, may hold the key to writer Joshua Williamson’s Dark Crisis event and how long the Justice League will remain ‘dead’ following the events of Justice League #75. The Flash #785 variant cover by …

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Oscar Isaacs next comic book project to launch August 9

Moon Knight season 1 may have just concluded, but Oscar Isaac isn’t done with the world of comic books. On May 4, independent publisher Legendary Comics announced Head Wounds: Sparrow, an original graphic novel developed by the Dune and Moon Knight actor to be published in collaboration with Rocketship Entertainment …

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The DCU mourns in Dark Crisis #1 preview

With the Justice League now ‘dead’ in April 26’s Justice League #75, the pieces are in place for the post-Justice League event series Dark Crisis, and DC has released the first seven pages of the debut issue, along with a Jim Lee-drawn variant that pays homage to the original Crisis …

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Best Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stories

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – heroes on the half-shell! Turtle power! If you’re a fan of a certain age, you read those words with a very specific cadence and rhythm in your mind, from the iconic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon theme song of the late ’80s and early ’90s. …

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Spider-Man has a new mystery villain

What did Spider-Man do? That’s the question posed by April 27’s Amazing Spider-Man #1, which relaunches the ongoing title with a mystery surrounding some kind of terrible disaster, the responsibility for which apparently lies at Peter Parker’s feet.  But what Spidey did (or seems to be taking the blame for, …

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