Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Just read Catwoman #14. Does anyone else here think that, apart from the considerable amounts of fanservice, there was a creepy sexual undertone to the brief Joker/Selina dynamic(as part of the Death of the Family storyline)?
I haven't read it yet, but considering how Joker wants Batman to think of him the way he thinks of Selina, I wouldn't be surprised.
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lol, that GA art doesn't seem suggestive at all.
JLA #1 sold a ton of copies. Mainly because of variants, but still.
DC's Justice League of America #1 turned in the strongest single-issue sales performance for a comic book in the month of February since at least 1996 — and the biggest single-month number for a DC title since that time, as well. That's based on Comichron's estimates of retailer orders from Diamond Comic Distributors. Click to see the complete estimates for comics sales in February 2013.Released with more than 50 variant covers featuring flags of the individual U.S. states, Justice League of America #1 had orders of nearly 308,000 copies. That's more than 100,000 copies more than any DC relaunch issue reached in North America in a single month — and enough to rank it seventh on the list of top-selling comics of the 21st Century. (It could still go higher, with reorders.) The issue outranks any DC title in the Diamond Exclusive Era, including Superman: The Wedding Album back in November 1996.
http://blog.comichron.com/2013/03/flags-waving-justice-league-of-america.html
Originally posted by -Pr-
Written by Scott Snyder, Art by Greg Capullo, this crossover event will tell Batman's origin in this universe:http://www.dccomics.com/blog/2013/03/11/the-associated-press-announces-batman-zero-year
I like what Pak is saying about Superman.
He works for several reasons. Firstly, Superman comics on one level are fantasy, right? And it's a fantasy about what your life would be like if you had unbelievable powers. Superman is the epitome of that. He's Superman. He's the icon of the superhero. He's incredibly fast, incredibly strong, incredibly smart, incredibly everything. For that pure fantasy level of excitement and escapism, Superman is king.