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Justice League of America (vol 2.) #0
The JLA was disbanded just before Infinite Crisis. It fell to Brad Meltzer and Ed Benes to revive the JLA for their fourth major on-going series. Meltzer was succeeded by Dwayne McDuffie whose run was truncated early. The current creative team is James Robinson and Mark Bagley.
Superman TAS: Tools of the Trade
“Tools of the Trade” marks the first real appearance of Jack Kirby’s Fourth World characters in Superman: The Animated Series and the start of a long arc that concludes with the final episode of Justice League Unlimited. You may notice that the screen shots gallery is a little different this time around. I’m preparing an [...]
Worldsfinest’s take on the Justice League
This is a pencils/photoshop piece by Worldfinest on Deviant Art. He takes the classic Justice League and renders them in an animated style that reminds me of the one used for the Legion of Superheroes cartoon. [Via: Geek Speak]
Fan Film Friday: Five Fan Trailers
Anybody like fan films? The increasing distribution of cheap video cameras and the availability of digital production techniques has created a renaissance in the number and quality of fan-films. And video sites like Youtube have allowed producers to share their work with an audience vastly larger than their predecessors would have dared to dream of. [...]
Comic Book Artist Vol 2 Covers
The original Comic Book Artist magazine was a brilliant counterpoint to the revived Alter Ego zine. It was the foundation of the publishing empire that is Two Morrows, but it unfortunately had its day. There was a relaunched, shiny vol 2. a few years ago, but I personally didn’t think they recaptured the original brilliance. [...]
Superman movies in the Public Domain
The 1940s Columbia movie serial that is. It’s available to view over at the Internet Archives. I knew that the 1940s Superman cartoons were Public Domain, but I was not aware that this motion picture serial was also in the public domain. The Archive describes it as: The Superman serial was a 1948 15-part black-and-white [...]
Darwyn Cooke’s monochrome trinity
Burton, of the Original Comics Book Art blog, reports the sale on eBay of several large pieces of stunning Darwyn Cooke (Spirit, DC: The New Frontier) artwork. The piece from which is the above is taken is a large monochrome piece featuring Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman that sold for 2,500 dollars.
Frank Miller and Steve Gerber’s Metropolis.
Earth One isn’t the first time that DC have launched entirely new reboots of their main characters. The following is from a 1986 issue of Amazing Heroes and leads into a piece about Frank Miller’s then “upcoming” Batman: Year One… Actually, “Batman: Year One” has its origins in Miller’s concept for the original Dark Knight [...]
The return of Earth One
I was going to post to ask if anybody thought that DC had gone quiet on the news front, but its seems like they were holding back for a big tease about next year’s stories. This week their blog is going to be running a series of posts called “DC in 2010″ and the first [...]
Rafael Albuquerque’s Justice League
This piece shows an alternative Justice League. It’s attributed to Brazilian artist Rafael Albuquerque (Blue Beetle, Superman/Batman). I don’t know if this is just a commission piece or whether it’s from an unannounced project (he was a DC exclusive until April 2009), but I can’t find it on the artist’s Deviant Art page or his [...]
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