My sister has a suggestion for DC Comics:

My nephew recently discovered the 2004-2008 cartoon series  The Batman on Netflix. And, because he is three-and-a-half (and a bit of a tyrant), that means his whole family watches The Batman regula…

Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti understand the defining element of Hal Jordan's character.

Sure, the writers of Harley Quinn's Little Black Book may have played rather fast and loose with the "rules" of the variously-colored power rings in the second issue of their bi-monthl…

A "strange fear"...?

Actually, Smee, I think crocodiles are one of the least strange things to fear, seeing as how they're the world's largest extant terrestrial predators and have the most powerful bite force o…

Scott Pilgrim Vs. The DC Universe...?

Maybe it's just because I've watched the Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World trailer hundreds of times since it first appeared online, but when I see this I can't help but think of this Now, I d…

If this is true (and I have no reason to doubt the good people at National Geographic on this matter)

...then how come the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles don't have a villain who is a mutant butterfly, who is always trying to hurt their feelings or make them sad in order to get them to cry, so he o…

I'm just going to pretend I didn't see this ad.

I didn't think anything could possibly dampen my enthusiasm for DC/IDW's Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, the first issue of which ships this week...in just two short days. But th…

Wait, does DC Comics pay writers by the page, or by the word?

Based on page 9 of Patrick Gleason's Robin: Son of Batman #4 , I suspect it may be the latter.