‘Teen Titans Go!’ Is the Best Show You’re Not Watching With Your Kids
Here are a few reasons you should give an episode a try the next time you hear the kids giggling at the antics of Robin, Starfire, Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Raven.
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‘Leave it to Chance’ 20th Anniversary Slips By Unnoticed
Before there was a Harry Potter, there was Chance Falconer. Smart, fearless, resourceful, Chance is exactly the girl hero that young readers and their parents are eagerly seeking today, and yet very few people know she exists. How Scholastic hasn’t snapped up ‘Leave it to Chance’ is a mystery to me, but now that the 20th anniversary of the series’ debut is upon us, it’s long past time to sing her praises and see if anyone notices.
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DC This Week – The Monster Men Are Here!
Quite a week for DC. The new title, Trinity, featuring Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman premieres, Teen Titan’s Raven has a new solo book that looks promising, and Steve (Midnighter) Orlando begins a crossover featuring Monster Men in the Bat-books.
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DC Comics Celebrating Sizzling Summer with Day-Long Livestream
DC Comics wraps up a summer of sales success and subscribers with an all-day livestream of DC-licensed videogames this Friday, September 2.
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5 Questions With ‘Future Quest’ Writer Jeff Parker
Jeff Parker, writer of DC’s ‘Future Quest,’ sat down with us to talk about this cool look at the classic Hanna-Barbera Saturday Morning characters.
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Kids Won’t Fear the Dark Night Thanks to ‘Bedtime for Batman’
If you’re on your 1939th reading of ‘Goodnight Moon’ and you’re ready to add a little bit of action to your kids’ bedtime story, pick up ‘Bedtime for Batman.’ You’ll love it just as much as they will.
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Thank You, Paul Dini – You’re an Inspiration and We’re Lucky to Have You
Thank you Paul Dini. You’re an inspiration and a legend.
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Gather ‘Round, Padawans: Love Is Love Is Love Is Love
Comics are doing what movies won’t: allowing people to love who they love and kiss who they wish.
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Back to School with SuperHeroStuff.com
Dakster put together a virtual fashion show of her back to school favorites.
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GBBP 76: Cecil Castellucci
This week, we have an amazing conversation with Cecil Castellucci, author of many fine books, including ‘Odd Duck’, ‘The Plain Janes,’ ‘Star Wars: Moving Target,’ and the upcoming ‘Shade the Changing Girl’ for DC Comics’ Young Animal imprint.
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GBBP 75: J.M. DeMatteis & Keith Giffen
This week, we would’ve gotten away with it if it weren’t for those meddling kids, J.M. DeMatteis and Keith Giffen. We’re joined by longtime creative partners DeMatteis and Giffen to talk about their newest book from DC – ‘Scooby Apocalypse’!
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‘DC Comics Lil’ Bombshells’ From Cryptozoic on Sale at SDCC
Cryptozoic will release a new blind-tin collectible vinyl figure based on ‘DC Comics: Bombshells’ to collectors this week at SDCC, ‘DC Comics: Lil’ Bombshells.’
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Insight Editions at SDCC
I’m very excited to be heading to SDCC next week–my first trip there in over ten years. One of the booths I’m looking forward to hitting is the Insight Editions booth.
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Get Your First Look at the Second ‘DC Super Hero Girls’ Graphic Novel
Our favorite superheroes encounter mythical beasts and baddies in the second ‘DC Super Hero Girls’ graphic novel.
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‘Finals Crisis’: DC Super Hero Girls’ Own Graphic Novel
The first DC Super Hero Girls graphic novel is everything you’d hope to see in a kids’ comic book.
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DC This Week – Skip Week Brings More Grayson & Wonder Woman
It’s a small week for DC Comics but Legend of Wonder Woman leads a quality line-up featuring Grayson, The Dark Knight Returns III and, surprisingly, Deathstroke.
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Crank ‘Em! Take a Gritty, Dirty, Ride through ‘Wacky Raceland’
This is the Mean Machine and Compact Pussycat you’ve been waiting for since you were a kid.
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DC This Week – Black Canaries Unite!
Ray takes a look at the imaginative Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy crossover, and we check out the final issues of Constantine the Hellblazer, Black Canary, Green Lantern Corps: The Edge of Oblivion, and Red Hood/Arsenal. Hint: we’ll only miss the first two. But we love the new Adventures of Supergirl, the title that the Woman of Steel richly deserves.
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DC This Week: Doctor Fate Times 2, Plus Terry McGuinness Returns
The number of Doctor Fates in the DC Universe doubles, DC begins the return of Terry McGuinness and Harley Quinn takes on Nazis this week in DC.
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Legend of Wonder Woman: Exclusive Preview & Interview
Check out our exclusive preview of the new Legend of Wonder Woman chapter and read Renae De Liz’s interview about why Wonder Woman is so important (“sired by no man”) and why Hippolyta’s joy at her daughter birth is her favorite panel.
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DC This Week – An Instant Classic and a Farewell to Favorites
This week sees the last issue of the instant classic, The Omega Men, as well as the most oddball, weird and delightful fun group of character in the Secret Six. We’re also going to miss the casts of We Are Robin and Batgirl. The latter series isn’t going away but the new creative team is taking us away from the Batgirl of Burnside.
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Saturday Morning Cartoons Come to Your Comic Shop With ‘Future Quest’
A slate of Hanna-Barbera properties are revitalized by DC Comics, beginning with ‘Future Quest #1’. I spoke with creators Jeff Parker and Evan ‘Doc’ Shaner about what we should expect from the series and the classic character ‘Doc’ Shaner lobbied to include in the project.
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Sexual Harassment in Comics: Must Be Tuesday
There comes a point, when a reader finds out too much of what’s going on behind the scenes, that it dawns on them that some of the people behind the stories and characters they adore view people like them with, at best, benign neglect and, in some cases, active contempt.
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Review: ‘Wonder Woman: Earth One, Volume One’
Wonder Woman: Earth One is a deceptively challenging book so if you’re in this comic thing for the funny pages or the action heavy punch outs, this probably isn’t the graphic novel for you. Though there is some fantastic punching. Also, battle kangaroos.
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Schleich and DC Bring the Justice League Home
In the wake of the polarizing film Batman V Superman, die-hard fans and noobies are having an unexpected debate: Was it a good movie? My answer: Who cares? New toys!
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DC Comics Launches Talent Development Workshops
DC Comics has launched a pair of workshops for aspiring artists and writers. Think you have what it takes? Learn when and how to apply.
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DC Comics “Rebirth” Livestream From WonderCon This Saturday
Catch the livestream of DC Comics’ “Rebirth” press conference from WonderCon this Saturday, March 26.
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10 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’
Thinking of taking the kids to see ‘Batman v Superman’ this weekend? Find out what you need to know.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Color Me Surprised, That Wasn’t Nearly as Bad as I Thought It Would Be
This movie has problems. It has scads of problems. But overall, while I wouldn’t pay to see it again, I don’t regret paying to see it once, nor do I feel it was two and a half hours of my life wasted.
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