Latest articles by Grant DeArmitt
25 best superhero jumping on-points coming to comics this fall
Features Want to start following your favorite superhero or meet a new one? Here are the comic books with the best jumping on points
"Into the DCNYU" - Renee Montoya keeps pushing Jace Fox in I Am Batman #13
Features I Am Batman writer John Ridley talks about Jace Fox's encounter with The Question and his plans for GCPD: The Blue Wall
Cullen Bunn's Shock Shop horror anthology invokes DC's House of Mystery
Features Dark Horse launches Shock Shop in September for an extra creepy fall season
Boom!'s Once Upon a Time at the End of the World adds artist Nick Dragotta
news Artist Nick Dragotta has an arc on Once Upon a Time at the End of the World coming up
Frank Miller and Dan DiDio are ready to give back and shake things up
Features Miller and DiDio discuss their new imprint Frank Miller Presents on the eve of its first publication
The Human Target's Tom King on killing Guy Gardner and how Book 7 is the "sexiest comic book in 80 years"
Features Writer Tom King talks about Guy's murder in Book 6 and the upcoming Tales of the Human Target special and the "sexy" Book 7
Lee Bermejo's unique Batman: Dear Detective can be judged by its covers
Features The prestige format art book/noir story is a first for Batman and DC
Flashpoint Beyond #4 reveals the surprising identity of the Clockwork Killer
News Plus the Flashpoint Robin debuts
Batman vs. Failsafe, Round 1 in Batman #126 preview
News Robin-Tim is recovered but Failsafe and Batman square off for the first time. But who created the anti-Batman robot?
Dan Jurgens on how The Death of Superman has "withstood that test of time"
Features The creator best known for The Death of Superman explains its impact 30 years later and argues the creators never got the critical due they had coming
Young Hellboy keeps the spirit of the classic series while finding new supernatural ground
Features Young Hellboy returns as writer Tom Sniegoski sets the stage for 'Assault on Castle Death'
Barry Allen as Mad Max and Batman heats up The Flash #784
Feautre 'Flash of Three Worlds' dives into the DC Omniverse in Flash #784 and writer Jeremy Adams and artist Amancay Nahuelpan are our guides
Dark Crisis creators pay tribute to the original Crisis and tap into Titans history in issue #2
Features Daniel Sampere and Joshua Williamson talk us through Dark Crisis #2
The strange history of Robin villain Lord Death Man
News From 1960's obscure to Japanese manga to Batman Inc to the pages of Robin
White Knight: Red Hood's creators talk reinventing Jason Todd and a brand new Robin
Features Plus Clay McCormack & Sean Murphy tell us about an almost used fan-favorite villain
What DC's Earth-Prime series does and does not mean for the Arrowverse
News The finale of the comic book features a big Arrowverse return and promises big things for The Flash season 9
The origin of the Batman-Superman 'fusion' in World's Finest revealed
news Our questions about the Batman-Superman fusion in World's Finest #4 are answered
First Look - Giants Vol. 2 warns that killing monsters isn't a simple solution
News Dark Horse Comics has announced the second volume of the survival horror series for release this August
The Justice League meets mecha anime in DC Mech - see the trailer
News The Justice League goes Gundam-style in July
Does Dark Crisis explain the return of the Flashpoint reality?
Features Dark Crisis may hold the key to the return of the Flashpoint world
The Lonesome Hunters brings creator Tyler Crook into his own as a horror auteur
Features Harrow County artist Tyler Crook takes on writing and art duties for his creator-owned series The Lonesome Hunters
Teen Titans Academy ends with a tribute to George Pérez and questions about the Titans' future
news Does the Teen Titans Academy finale offer any clues as to whether the Titans will replace the Justice League?
Writer Jeremy Adams hopes "The Search for Barry Allen" gets Dark Crisis readers checking The Flash out
Features The Flash family is not "a dysfunctional family like the Bat-family, where it's all anger and curmudgeonly," says Jeremy Adams
