Butcher Baker is in his happy place, keeping his mind off the fact that Jihad Jones is beating the crap out of him, while Arnie B. Willard and The Absolutely are fast approaching the scene.
With everybody talking about how Arkham City is the greatest superhero game ever made , we figured we'd take a look back at some comic book characters who you might not even know had video games.
With all the creative team issues surrounding DC's New 52, including the rumored departure of Gail Simone from Jason Sacks' favorite The Fury of Firestorm we thought it would be a good time to look back on some of the biggest creative team shake-ups in recent comics history.
Now that the first month of the DC Relaunch is done, we've decided to do a fun little top ten before we turn our attention on how well this whole thing went.
No, it's not Valentine's Day, but with all the craziness going on about how much comics should be able to appeal to either gender, we decided to put together a list of ten works we feel can be enjoyed by you and your significant other equally.
In honor of the recent attempt by DC to turn Suicide Squad head honcho Amanda Waller into the poster child of crash dieting, we've decided to look back at other incidents of what we've termed "Amanda Wallering" throughout comic history.
Regardless of your personal opinion of the quality of the DC relaunch titles (and trust us, we've got lots to say about that ), you can't argue that the move hasn't made a big splash.
Once upon a time, the Comics Bulletin staff were planning a Top Ten about the most heinous acts that supervillains have pulled off in comics.
Danny: The Red Wing feels like the first full-on sci-fi comic I've read in a good long while.
Contrary to popular belief, the moustache is not strictly the domain of the Burt Reynolds and Tom Sellecks of the world.
