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But it still felt shocking that DC would shutter it and retire the branding. The stopgap was the Black Label imprint, which promised to give the biggest artists in comics as much space as possible ...

During this weekend's New York Comic Con, DC President, Publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee shared several exciting updates about DC Comics' future plans during his annual "Jim Lee ...

Meanwhile, DC Versus Marvel: The Amalgam Age Omnibus is a wild collection of one-shots that, despite being labeled a "companion" for the other omnibus, is actually even bigger at 1,024 pages.

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Well, Pamela Lifford is gone now and in her wake, we heard that DC Comics is looking to bring back the Vertigo line. The Black Label line is generally for short-run comics, but Vertigo – which ...

As this election cycle finally draws to a close, all eyes inside the Beltway will undoubtedly be glued to their phones watching “the most important battleground seat,” as Paul Strauss put it ...