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Captain Boomerang - real name George “Digger” Harkness - first graced the pages of DC Comics in December 1960’s The Flash #117. John Broome and Carmine Infantino created him, like most of the other...

Deadshot is the coolest character in Suicide Squad. When I first found the series at age 13, he was the character I immediately gravitated to simply based on the cover to Suicide Squad #6. Deadshot simply...

I’ll be reading and reviewing, in some sense of the word, the contents of each upcoming first issue (the Rebirth one-shot if the series has one or the traditional #1 if the series does not have one) to...

She’s wearing a grey shirt underneath a blue blazer and it’s tucked into a similarly blue skirt that stops at mid calf. She reminds me of the neighbourhood aunties I used to see leaving for church every...

The Suicide Squad movie premieres this week. It’s the unlikeliest of DC Comics’ properties to receive a major Hollywood promotion, beating the likes of Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Aquaman to the big...

In this discussion of “Savage City,” the third act of “Zero Year,” we’ll be referencing Batman #30-33. The necessity of friends/allies, Gotham City as a microcosm of modern America, the...

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Batgirl #1 (DC Comics) (W) Hope Larson (A) Rafael Albuquerque (C) Dave McCaig (L) Deron Bennett The new...

I’ll be reading and reviewing, in some sense of the word, the contents of each upcoming first issue (the Rebirth one-shot if the series has one or the traditional #1 if the series does not have one) to...

Cover by Bruce Timm When people describe a modern work of media as being “noirish,” most of the time what they’re actually thinking of is neo-noir—the tremulous, bloodstained worlds of films like...

In this discussion of “Dark City,” the second act of “Zero Year,” we’ll be discussing Batman #25-27 & #29. The juxtaposition of natural disasters and terror attacks along with purposeful...