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more about #dandidio more comments → GreyHammer: i used to love zombies. now there is too many zombies. most poorply done. i wish the entertainment industry wouldn't jump on a particular bandwagon an... more » disatess: both Dc and marvel have jump the gun when it comes to bringing back dead characters , Marvel had Magneto, jean grey ,cyclops and etc . So there no ... more » Lassus: This is wonderfully written out, Alasdair, but I have to admit, it seems over-thought by more than half. I don't mean to be cynical, but the entirety... more » Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: "an era of self-consciously grim and gritty (and thus death-filled) comics have been replaced by ones more concerned with the history of the medium, o... more » capnrob: There's a lot to say about the thematic import of these stories, but, really, I think the economic rationale is what's driving them: Zombies are (amaz... more » thefunnyone: Um, Marvel Zombies was first, not Blackest Night. more » RRich: @i09 Your html is funky. A few open tags. @Dan Didio: How about Superman back in Action and Superman? And what is up with Bruce Wayne? more » JennaW: I would buy a TON more comics right now if I didn't have to store them somewhere or figure out how to dispose of them without knowing I just dropped $... more » -
#undeadsuperheroes
What's With All The Undeath In Superhero Comics?
First, DC Comics unleashed a legion of undead characters in its Blackest Night event. Now, Marvel has announced Necrosha, an upcoming X-Men storyline that will bring back lots of dead mutants. When did zombie superheroes become the hot new thing?
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#exclusive
Dan Didio Discusses The Organic Future Of DC Comics
With Blackest Night and Wednesday Comics winning over con-goers, we spoke to DC Executive Editor Dan Didio about summer events, weekly and digital comics, and why personal stories are best when it comes to giving superheroes something to fight against.
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#dccomics
Decypher DC's White Board Of Doom
It appeared at last month's New York Comic-Con, and then again in last week's DC superhero comics. Later, an easy-to-read version showed up as part of an interview with DC Comics head honcho Dan DiDio over the weekend. I'm talking about the whiteboard of doom. This is DC's latest attempt to tease fans with hints of what's to come in the next year or so. Having trouble telling your JSA from your JLA on the whiteboard, and wondering what it all means? We'll try and make some sense of it all, under the jump. More » -
