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PRESS RELEASE: Rosario Dawson discusses Artemis in "Wonder Woman"

To The Wall: Ever Seen A Movie With "The Suicide Squad?"

Warner Bros. feels its good to be bad as they bring the doomed patrol to the silver screen, proliferating live action visions of villains in lead roles and killing people in exotic places.

DC Comics On Sale February 25, 2009

Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this week including new issues of "Green Lantern," "Justice Society of America," "Superman," "Teen Titans," "Trinity" and "Wonder Woman."

TRINGENUITY 38: "Trinity" Commentary

The Companions make contact with a godly Trinity, while the rest of the world slowly comes under the control of Morgaine’s Dark Arcana. Justin and Brian take a look at the latest issue of DC's "Trinity."

WHO DIRECTS THE WATCHMEN? Zack Snyder

CBR talks to "Watchmen" director Zack Snyder about his feature film adaptation of the classic DC Comics graphic novel by Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons; the challenges and goals of the film, and what his favorite part is.

Re-Reading Watchmen: Issue #10

Joining Atom! and Carr for an in-depth discussion on this classic chapter of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' "Watchmen" is BOOM! Studios C.E.O. Ross Richie, who recalls the fist time he read the landmark graphic novel.

Grant Morrison's Superman Saga, Pt. III

CBR's Timothy Callahan concludes his linear narration of Grant Morrison's Superman Saga as told through the pages of "Final Crisis," "Superman Beyond," "All-Star Superman" and "DC One Million."

Jeremy Love Talks "Bayou" Trade Paperback

Zuda Comics makes its first jump to print in May with the release of a trade paperback edition of the first four chapters of Jeremy Love’s acclaimed ”Bayou.” CBR News spoke with the writer-artist about the project.

Grant Morrison's Superman Saga, Part II

CBR's Timothy Callahan continues his narration of the chronology of Superman as told by Grant Morrison in the pages of "JLA," "JLA Classified," "JLA/WildCATS," "JLA: Earth 2" and more.

J.M. DeMatteis Finds His Inner Magnus on "Doom Patrol"

J.M. DeMatteis is co-writing a Metal Men backup in Keith Giffen & Matt Clark's new ”Doom Patrol.” CBR spoke with him about the project and reuniting with “JLI” cohorts Giffen and Kevin McGuire.

PRESS RELEASE: DC announces 5 $1 "After Watchmen, What's Next" reprint titles

PRESS RELEASE: DC announces "After Watchmen" sales campaign

PRESS RELEASE: "Watchmen" coffee tie-in/contest announced

DC Comics Solicitations, May 2009

DC Comics has released images and solicitations for new comics and products on sale in April 2009, including the latest from "Batman: Battle for the Cowl," "Absolute Death," " Blackest Night," "Final Crisis" and much more.

Grant Morrison's Superman Saga, Part I

CBR's Timothy Callahan looks at the chronology of Superman as told by Grant Morrison in the pages of "All Star Superman," Animal Man," "Doom Patrol" and more, sorting all the writer's tales of the Man of Steel into a linear continuity.

PRESS RELEASE: Superman, Batman to grace electronic casino machines

TRINGENUITY 37: "Trinity" Commentary

Witness a war of epic proportions as Kellel, Dinanna and Atmahn do battle. Brian and Justin examine the ramifications of the battle amongst the Trinity, and take a look at the latest recruit to the Dark Arcana, The Joker.

Wonder Woman: Screenwriter Michael Jelenic

CBR News brings you screenwriter Michael Jelenic in the first of three interviews with the creators of "Wonder Woman," the forthcoming animated film based on the classic DC super-heroine.

Re-Reading Watchmen: Issue #9

In anticipation of the film adaptation of "Watchmen," retailers Carr D’Angelo & Atom! Freeman re-read and provide commentary on the classic book, this week with chapter nine, "The Darkness of Mere Being."

ReTales - 2/12/2009

In this week's installment of ReTales, Jud reminisces about 1985, the first tales of the Green Lantern Corps, a young man's illicit subway ride into New York City and and adventure with a man named Julie.

Cupid ♥ Green Arrow

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, writer Andrew Kreisberg and artists Mike Norton & Joe Rubinstein introduce Cupid, a new villain to the rogues’ gallery of “Green Arrow/Black Canary.” CBR spoke with Kreisberg.

DC Comics On Sale February 11th, 2009

DC Comics has released advance looks at new comics on sale today, February 11th, including "Action Comics" #874, "Green Lantern Corps" 333, "R.E.B.E.L.S." #1, "Trinity" #37 and more!

REFLECTIONS: Tony Bedard

Writer Tony Bedard has plenty to say about his epic DC book, "R.E.B.E.L.S.," which debuts this week, including why he couldn't call it "L.E.G.I.O.N." and why it's going to be crucial to the DCU. Plus art by Andy Clarke!

PRESS RELEASE: DC releases artists for "Gotham Gazette: Batman Dead?" #1

Greg Rucka Talks "Detective Comics"

Greg Rucka is teaming with all-star artist J.H. Williams III on “Detective Comics” once the long-running series returns from its “Battle for the Cowl”-imposed hiatus in June. And the main character is the Batwoman.

TRINGENUITY 36: "Trinity" Commentary

The Trinity returns, but are heroes really meant to be gods? Justin and Brian consider the possibilities, while they also take a look at the remaining members of the Dreambound and the return of Ray Palmer.

NYCC: The Nerdy Bird flies around NYCC, Part 2

Once again, Jill Pantozzi, aka The Nerdy Bird, traverses the New York Comic Con.On today's schedule are the "Torchwood," "Robot Chicken" and DC Universe panels. But can she do it...in costume?

NYCC: A Sunday Conversation with Dan DiDio

CBR's live coverage of New York Comic Con wrapped up Sunday afternoon as we brought you Dan DiDio and his Super Friends' casual and very friendly conversation with fans.

NYCC: Manapul Joins Johns for “Adventure”

Rising star artist Francis Manapul is teaming with superstar writer Geoff Johns to relaunch the classic series, “Adventure Comics.” CBR News caught up with Manapul at home in Toronto to discuss the series.

NYCC: DCU Online Panel

CBR was at the “DC Universe Online” panel for a big announcement: Marv Wolfman has joined the “DCUO” team, and will be writing along with Geoff Johns. Jim Lee and several of the development team were also there to talk about the upcoming MMO.

NYCC: Geoff Johns is Ready for “Adventure”

Superstar writer Geoff Johns talks about Starman’s role in his announced “Adventure Comics” series, how it ties into his current LoSH work and about the book’s stunning art by Francis Manapul.

NYCC: Giffen New Chief of “Doom Patrol”

Who is the Doom Patrol? Why do they do what they do? And what is their place in the DC Universe? These questions - and more - will be answered in Keith Giffen’s newly announced ongoing series. UPDATED

NYCC: Zuda Online

During the NYCC Zuda Comics panel, DC's online imprint shared with their audience insider stories and various plans for 2009 with the help of its assembled creative roster, "flaming" text, an impromptu sketch and their mate from down under.

NYCC LIVE: DC Universe

Check out CBR's full report from the DC Universe panel at New York Comic Con, featuring Geoff Johns, Sterling Gates, Philip Tan, Dan Jurgens, James Robinson, Keith Giffen and Dan DiDio.

NYCC: Batman - Battle for the Cowl Panel

DC revealed eight Batman titles for June at the Battle for the Cowl panel Saturday afternoon at New York Comic Con. Find out where to read about your favorite Bat-characters and what's in store for the Battle itself.

NYYC: DC Nation

Friday saw DC host their DC Nation panel at the NYCC, and CBR News was there to bring you all the DC Universe news and announcements from Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, James Robinson, George Perez and more!

NYCC: Vertigo - Tales from the Edge

CBR News was in attendance during the Vertigo: Tales from the Edge panel at New York Comic Con. Among the big announcements: "Absolute Death," Milligan on "Hellblazer," Vertigo's first prose book and more.

NYCC: Superman - Building a Better Tomorrow

CBR Was live at theSuperman: Building a Better Tomorrow panel at New York Comic Con, featuring the creators and editors of DC's line of Superman titles answering questions and teasing fans with hints about the future.

Kreisberg Explains “World of New Krypton” Departure

Andrew Kreisberg simply got too busy to write “World of New Krypton,” but nothing will stop the TV and comic book scribe from reading the maxi-series that interlocks with all the Super-books.