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This week’s Wednesday Comics Reviews is split between a new volume of Creepshowand a new D&Dcomic! Plus, The Prog Report!

With the release of HBO’s “Lanterns,” Warner Bros. Television and DC Comics have continued their impressive nearly-75-year run of live-action superhero programming. There is no other legacy in the entertainment industry quite like it. It began in 1952 with “Adventures of Superman,” a hit series that predated Marvel’s first earnest live-action effort (“The Incredible Hulk”)…

The Korea Manhwa Contents Agency will host the ‘Conversations with Authors’ program, where domestic and international comic creators interact with readers, at the 29th Bucheon International Comics Festival held from September 18 to 20.

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James Gunn is challenging the idea that a popular DC villain must follow his traditional comic book path. Judging from his comments, the DCU versions could be very different from the comic books.

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Last July Skybound debuted Terminal, the much-anticipated new superhero universe book from the blockbuster creative team of Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead) and Joe Casey (Uncanny X-Men, Wildcats), Andy Kubert (X-Men, Batman),David Finch (Ultimate X-Men, Batman), andArthur Adams (X-Men). The fact that the first issuesold over 300,000 copies is a huge testament to the…

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Back in July, it was announced that Marvel had new leadership, including a new editor in chief, Steve Wacker,  and would be moving their offices to the west coast to be closer to Disney and Marvel Studios. Employees had until September 15th to decide if they would make to move to Marvel’s new headquarters in…

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