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Joker Artist Guillem March Launches Slice-of-Life Love Comic
LAURA, Guillem March's last creator-owned work before he began drawing superheroes for DC, is finally getting an English print release.
C2E2: "Mighty Men of Marvel" Take Over July's Variants
Following up on March's "Women of Power" variants, the "Mighty Men of Marvel" are covering the publisher's July titles.
Titan Reveals "Penny Dreadful" #1 Covers From Templesmith, March & More
The Showtime show leaps into comics with an ongoing from "Penny Dreadful's" writers and artist Louie De Martinis.
EXCLUSIVE: DC's "Earth 2: World's End" March Solicits, March & Cinar Cover Art
Get an exclusive first look at Guillem March's "Earth 2: World's End" #20 cover, Yildiray Cinar's "Earth 2" #32 cover and "World's End" solicits.
Guillem March's "Superman: Doomed" #2 Cover Teases Brainiac Battle
Guillem March's cover for "Superman: Doomed" #2 features both Brainiac and a Doomsday-ified Man of Steel, ready to do battle.
EXCLUSIVE: Guillem March's "Zero Year" Variant Sends Red Hood To His Fate
CBR News has an exclusive look at Guillem March's variant cover for October's "Batman" #24, showing off a fateful fall for villain the Red Hood - but whether the Joker is far behind is yet to be seen.
EXCLUSIVE: Superman and Batman on Patrol in March's "Batman/Superman" #1 Variant
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at Guillem March's variant cover for "Batman/Superman" #1 by Greg Pak and Jae Lee.
James Tynion IV Takes "Talon" On The Road
With his mission against the Court of Owls underway, DC's newest superhero is making his way to NYC as "Talon" writer James Tynion IV tells CBR what's next including new villains, longer stories and Batman.
EXCLUSIVE: Trevor McCarthy Sinks His Claws into "Talon" #1 Variant
DC Comics has exclusively provided CBR with artist Trevor McCarthy's variant cover to October's "Talon" #1, written by Scott Snyder & James Tynion IV with art by Guillem March.
Tynion Snatches a "Talon" from "Batman"
CBR spoke to James Tynion IV about writing "Talon," spinning out from the pages of "Batman," which tells the story of Calvin Rose, an assassin built but not broken by the Court of Owls.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Winick Gets Personal With "Batwing" and "Catwoman"
Writer Judd Winick speaks about "Catwoman" going good guy, "Batwing" going global and his upcoming plans for both books.
