Brian Bolland

Dec 8, 2024 | cbr.com | Alan Moore |Brian Bolland |Brad Meltzer |Michael Bair

The DC Universe has produced some amazing, memorable comics over the years. It's impossible to discuss superhero comics without discussing DC Comics, which developed the medium just as much as Marvel Comics did. Many of these comics are timeless in their quality, and readers can instantly see why they've attained the status they have. Yet, not every story has the benefit of aging well. It isn't just changing societal standards that make stories age poorly, but also the benefit of hindsight.

Oct 8, 2024 | cbr.com | Alan Moore |Brian Bolland |John Higgins |Frank Miller

the dark knight trilogy Sign in to your CBR account Batman has had several movies, with the biggest of these cinematic adaptations being live-action projects. These have extended to movies based around the Caped Crusader and even some of his villains, namely The Joker. While numerous Batman films have been released in the past two decades, Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight Trilogy remains the most influential. The Nolan Batman movies emphasized the "man" aspect of Bruce Wayne's alter ego,...

Oct 4, 2024 | granadahoy.com | John Byrne |Brian Bolland |George Perez |George Pérez |Manuel Gago

Granada/Una exposición enmarcada en la inauguración del XXX Salón del Cómic de Granada recoge 71 portadas originales de cómics de figuras clave como John Byrne, Brian Bolland, George Pérez, Manuel Gago, Coll, Andres o Alessandrini.

Aug 4, 2023 | cbr.com | Alan Moore |Brian Bolland |John Higgins |Richard Starkings

DC Comics has produced decades of surprisingly dark superhero stories. These endings shook heroes like Batman and Superman to their foundations.

May 20, 2023 | cbr.com | Ashley Land |Alan Moore |Brian Bolland |Dennis O'Neil

From The Killing Joke to Batman/Tarzan: Claws Of The Catwoman, many DC Elseworlds stories make more sense than the actual canon. DC Comics has been a leading publisher in the comic book industry since 1938, when it released Action Comics #1, kicking off the superhero age. The publisher helped make famous the idea of the multiverse, an endless stream of alternate worlds based on the main DCU.