DC Comics Bombshells: Supergirl Statue (August 2013)

DC Comics recently announced a new Supergirl statue that’s part of a new line of 10-11″ statues called “Bombshells”.

DC COMICS BOMBSHELLS

DC Collectibles is proud to announce the launch of a brand new line of statues inspired by the pin-ups of the 1940s and 1950s. Who better to blast off this newest line than two of DC’s most powerful heroines? Featuring fashion from the 40’s and 50’s, DC Collectibles has captured the “can do” attitude of the era!

DC Comics Bombshells: Supergirl statue

DC COMICS BOMBSHELLS: SUPERGIRL
Sculpted by Tim Miller
Measures Approximately 10.6″ Tall
$124.95 USD. On Sale August 2013.
*Allocations May Occur

DC Comics Bombshells: Wonder Woman statue

DC COMICS BOMBSHELLS: WONDER WOMAN
Sculpted by Tim Miller
Measures Approximately 10.1″ Tall
$124.95 USD. On Sale July 2013.
*Allocations May Occur

Source: DC Collectibles Group Solicits for Summer 2013

Superman Adventures, Batman Adventures and Justice League Unlimited in Digital Comics

Superman Adventures #21 Superman Adventures #39 Superman Adventures #52

Did you know? The out of print Superman Adventures, Justice League Unlimited, and various Batman Adventures books based on the animated TV series are available digitally through Comixology/DC Digital Comics. Sweet!

Here is the list of issues featuring Supergirl. I’ve picked up a few of these over the years and they really are quite fun. At 99 cents this is a great way to pick up some comics from the more friendly and iconic side of the DCU. I’m so glad that these series are now available to share with another generation.

Maid of Might Comics Updates

The Supergirl Project site recently expanded to include comics scans from the ’60s-80s. I’m loving how great the old Silver and Bronze Age issues look on my Nexus 7 tablet. I understand now the enthusiasm about reading comics on tablets – even a 7-inch is a better experience than on PC. Here’s hoping DC gets more of their back catalog on Comixology soon.

The Maid of Might Comics pages have received some major updates recently. The Silver Age Supergirl page finally has a complete listing (it’s huge!) of all Supergirl appearances by publication date, and new pages have been opened for Superman Family Adventures and the Ame-Comi Girls (Digital)

I’m working on adding issue data for New 52 Supergirl and Power Girl. The only New 52 I’ve read is the first trade of Supergirl. I’m not interested in the new universe and will likely not read other New 52 books until it’s reached the point of being “historical”, in the same way I can read the more lousy Post-Crisis stuff with the distance of time.

Lastly, the “About”, “Supergirl” and “Power Girl” pages have been merged into “About Supergirl” and “Comics”. No content was removed, just a bit of restructuring to simplify navigation. Reducing the number of top-level menu items also fixed an issue on some mobile devices where the last few links in the menu wouldn’t load.

New trade paperbacks for Superman Family Adventures, Tiny Titans, New 52 Supergirl

Superman Family Adventures is getting its first trade paperback in June. I’m definitely getting this one after reading some of the issues digitally.

Superman Family Adventures Vol. 1

Superman Family Adventures #1 cover

On sale: July 2, 2013. 128 pages. $12.99 USD.
Available for preorder on Amazon.com

Description:
"Superman! Superboy! Supergirl! Krypto the Superdog! The entire Superman family is reimagined here in this energetic all-ages graphic novel. Don’t miss the heroes of Metropolis fighting such foes as Bizarro, Metallo, Lex Luthor and more in these tales from issues #1-6 of the all-ages series!"

SUPERGIRL VOL. 2: Girl in the World

Supergirl Vol. 2

On sale: July 16, 2013. $14.99 USD. 144 pages.
Available for preorder on Amazon.com

Writers: Michael Green and Mike Johnson
Artists: Mahmud Asrar, George Pérez, Bob Wiacek, and Cam Smith
Collects: SUPERGIRL #0 and 8-12

TINY TITANS Vol 8: Aw Yeah Titans!

Tiny Titans Volume 8 cover

On sale: April 16, 2013. 128 pages. Paperback. $12.99 USD.
Available for preorder on Amazon.com

This volume is the final collection for Tiny Titans. Reprints issues #45-50. Supergirl appears in issues #46 and #50.

Description: "It’s the final TINY TITANS collection, and Batgirl and her pals take over the Batcave! Plus: Coach Lobo’s Secret Soccer team plays the Birds of Prey, our heroes get lost in Metropolis, and the Tiny Titans take a big step toward becoming grown-up heroes!

Tiny Titans/Little Archie: The Complete Collection

Available on Comixology

This digital comics collection of the 2010 Tiny Titans/Little Archie crossover went up on Comixology last September. Due to the short run of this limited series, it will probably not be collected in trade paperback.

Description: "Collects all 3 super issues, plus extras! Did you know that Sidekick City and Riverdale share the same downtown area? Did you know they also share the same school buses, playgrounds and dry cleaners? Well, the Tiny Titans and Little Archie’s gang didn’t know, either! What would happen if suddenly their two worlds collided? Would Archie and his pals start wearing costumes? Would the Titans start wearing sweater sets? Talk about your crossover crisis! Join us for this historical event, as two of the most awesome 2-D teams ever meet for the first time! Aw yeah, Archie Titans!"

Final “Superman Family Adventures” issue ships April 2013

This wonderful series is coming to a close with SFA #12 on April 24, 2013. Covers for upcoming issues and bonus images from the DC Comics blog have been posted to the gallery.

What’s next for creators Art Baltazar and Franco? A Kickstarter project called Ah Yeah Comics! – which has already doubled its goal as of writing –

AW YEAH COMICS! will be a new all-reader friendly comic book featuring characters created by Eisner and Harvey award winning cartoonists Art Baltazar and Franco. Though centered around Action Cat and Adventure Bug, AW YEAH COMICS! will have a whole cast of characters created just for this title.

We’ve a long list of talented contributors on board and plan to mix stories by established creators with those of up and comers. Accessible to adults and children alike, our hope is to present a comic book that has just as much to offer a little girl as it does a little boy, and leave absolutely no one out of the fun.

Because fun is important. Fun is a good thing for a comic book to have, and we want to add a little bit more of it to what’s out there now.

Visit the Ah Yeah Comics Kickstarter for more.

“Superman: Unbound” Trailer Screencaps

I’ve screencapped the trailer and you can now view all 131 caps in the gallery. I was delighted to see some shots that you miss while viewing the video. (I used aTube Catcher to download the MP4 from YouTube and VLC for screencapping.)

The more I watch this, the more excited I’m becoming. Kara’s look is growing on me – I like it better than in the Superman: Brainiac comic, and I’ve even gotten used to Superman’s look. Maybe they were modelling him a bit after the V.A.? I found Matt Bomer’s voice to be a distraction at first, as I couldn’t help picturing Neal Caffrey every time Superman spoke, but it’s growing on me.

A release date of May 7, 2013 has now been announced. I think I’ll be getting the blu-ray just for all the behind the scenes goodness. Here’s hoping for a good audio commentary (I may have been spoiled by the fantastic commentaries on Justice League: The New Frontier). Can’t wait!