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A place for fans of DC's comics, movies, fan creations, video games, and anything else related to one of the largest comic book publishers in the world, and home of the World's Greatest Superheroes!
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Hey there honorary Justice League members - it’s a new week which means it’s time for a new discussion thread!
For those who don't know: the way this works is that several comments will list this week’s releases, for any given title discussion you should respond to that comment. For example, Wonder Woman discussion would go in the replies to the "Wonder Woman" comment. Clicking the titles in this post will take you directly to that comment, too. In other words, you should only be replying to other comments. Do not post top-level comments.
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For example : Batman was Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, James Gordon.
Flash : Barry Allen, Wally West etc
I was wondering if I could just start collecting detective comics without starting at zero. Is this possible? How do they work story wise? for example, should i start in three issues time?
In her first appearance, she was simply known as the "Cat"
Main continuity only, no fake outs or else world stories
Seeing how successfully he is with the Godzilla vs Kong films, if WB replaced Snyder already after MOS and had Wingaard in charge of BvS, do you think it would have been a bett received film and made more money?
This honestly took forever to finish since I haven't been drawing consistently.
Looking for good modern-day Superman comic recommendations as someone who has never delved into Superman books before, outside of ensemble or Elseworlds titles. Preferably a mostly self-contained series with little to no crossovers in events and such and no prior knowledge requirement. In terms of art, some of my fav artists rn are Marco Checchetto, Martin Coccolo, Stefano Caselli, Ibraim Roberson, R.B. Silva and Dan Mora. Hopefully that gives a good idea of my taste. That being said, when it comes down to it this isn't the most important factor for me, the writing is. Also no edgy evil Superman stuff pls
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As the /r/DCcomics community continues to grow we are receiving an influx questions from readers of DC comics, or simply new readers to comics entirely. As Stan Lee has said, every comic book is someone's first, and even though he maybe be one of those other guys it certainly applies here as well. With this spirit in mind, these Q'n'A topics are intended to give those who may be puzzled a centralized place to connect with other knowledgable readers and clear up some confusion.
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Because of the huge ever changing roster, and the obvious of the existing SS game.. I feel a Marvel Ultimate Alliance style game would work well for Suicide Squad. Maybe even as a DLC/Chapter to a DC Heroes version of MUA.
What style/existing game would you see Suicide Squad working in/as?
I was thinking about heroes that have teamed up outside of team books and how some were more frequent than others, and one particular combo got me thinking--have Flash and Wonder Woman ever teamed up outside the JLA or JSA?
I know there are few ways you can come back to life in DC comics; Lazarus Pits, never having died to begin with, time travel, Black/White Lantern tomfoolery, universal reset, etc. but has Death of the Endless ever just out-and-out returned someone to the world of the living? I'm expecting the answer to be no, but I've not done a full deep-dive so I might be wrong.
Like it says in the title, you the reader have been chosen to head a new cartoon starring the Green Lantern. You are given full access to Green Lanter's cast of characters with freedom to decide which GL will be the main character, which side characters as well as antagonists to use. You will likewise be given full creative control of the project allowing you to dictate the overall plot of the season.
What is your vision?
Hello! I’ve been collecting for around 2 years now but I only have 250 comics in my collection. Where are the best places to shop in TX (particularly near Dallas/FW/Denton), or some good places online? Also, where to buy in bulk for cheap, I’m a teenager with little ways to get money so that is preferred :) I typically collect Nightwing or anything involving Dick Grayson, but I love anything DC and honestly want more recommendations for characters to get into because I do read the comics I buy.