"The superman exists, and he is an American."

Touted as "not just a re-telling" of the classic Macross saga by Harmony Gold, Robotech is back this July with all-new adventures by writer Brian Wood and artist Marco Turini.

FLASH 22 concludes "The Button," but it's a conclusion that brings with it little in the way of a conclusion.

In a tweet put out yesterday, Geoff Johns expressed that everything he's done in comics has led to November's big event: DOOMSDAY CLOCK.

Photo: "Superman Through the Ages" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Helgi Halldórsson/Freddi
 

When The Flash and Batman began to follow the trail of radiation left behind by Eobard Thawne and the mysterious yellow bloodstained smiley-face button, it led them into the past.

photo credit: Clint & Jillian Cosplay and Photography with Fali Ruiz-Davila

Next week, Titan Comics will release the debut issue of TEKKEN, based on the best selling fighting game by Bandai Namco and we have your first look!

There's a great temptation to team up Batman and The Shadow. How could there not be? They're both controlling characters, obsessed with justice, maneuvering a team of operatives. They operate in darkness and strike from a position of inducing fear. They're literally the same person in different masks.

FLASH #21 is a continuation -- and a departure -- from the story that began in BATMAN #21.