Jim Lee, famed X-Men artist, WildCATS co-creator, co-founder of Image Comics, and current Publisher/CCO of DC Comics, was in France yesterday (probably, still is) and conducted a signing at Album ...

The long-awaited sequel to Hush is fast approaching its release date. However, DC Comics is being unusually secretive regarding the upcoming Batman storyline. Yet they have released ten preview pages ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook That artwork features a fully colored page featuring Batman gliding in the air towards an unknown ...

DC will also publish a series of Hush-themed variant covers throughout the month of February by artists Mitch Gerads, Kaare Andrews, Dustin Nguyen, Leirix, Jorge Fornés, Giuseppe Camuncoli, and Tyler ...

What began as a routine weekday gathering for graphic artists of all levels quickly became more significant as Jim Lee, the ...

Back in 2002, the writer/artist duo of Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee rocked the world of the Dark Knight with their 12-issue storyline called Hush. It has since become a modern Batman classic. Not only did it ...

As Jim Lee discussed how much Bob Layton's artwork inspired him, Bob recalled the first time they worked together, when Jim ...

Deal one: in 1938, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster sold the copyright for Superman to Detective Comics, Inc., for $130. Two ...

We’re going to start with the art, because that is the best part of this issue — and the story so far, honestly. Jim Lee returning to Batman is always a cause for celebration, and Batman #161 is an ...

Back in 2002, the writer/artist duo of Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee rocked the world of the Dark Knight with their 12-issue storyline called Hush. It has since become a modern Batman classic. Not only did it ...