The artists featured include Nicola Scott, Jim Lee, Dan Jurgens, Dan Mora, Jerry Ordway, Jorge Jiménez, Kevin Maguire, and Frank Quitely, DC Comics ... s new Superman is drawing inspiration ...

Back in 2002, the writer/artist duo of Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee ... some of Lee’s art for the project. You can watch it right here: This six-part story begins in the pages of DC Comics’ Batman ...

However, DC Comics is being unusually secretive regarding ... Written by Jeph Loeb with art by Jim Lee, Batman: Hush is widely regarded as one of the best stories ever to feature the Dark Knight.

“People love the fact that they can explore endlessly to some degree in the publishing world of things,” says Jim Lee, DC’s ... in comics, it’s been elevated, and the art is too.

which will feature new comics ... of DC Jim, you’re returning next year to the drawing page of a monthly comic for the first time since 2016 with Batman: Hush 2. Can we talk about that? LEE ...

DC Comics Batman #158, written by Jeph Loeb with art and main cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair, will feature variant covers by J. Scott Campbell, Gabriele Dell’otto ...

Ronin Rising is written by Miller himself, who also provides both the cover and two chapters of interior art ... DC Comics President, Publisher, and CCO, as well as legendary artist and writer Jim ...

Legendary comic creator Jim Lee first found fame as an artist at Marvel Comics. Today, he is the President, Publisher, and CCO of DC Comics ... who is drawing two covers for the premiere issue.

While not an official crossover, DC Comics’ Jim Lee has recently shared a new art piece that demonstrates what the legendary comic book artist’s talent might have looked like were they ...

The DC Versus Marvel Omnibus collects some incredible team up comics, including 1976's fight between Superman and Spider-Man and a battle between Batman and Captain America from the 2000s.

Now DC Comics Publisher and CCO Jim Lee posted to Instagram, "It can now be revealed: Marvel vs DC Omnibus cover—collecting the Big Two crossovers from yesteryear. Are you not entertained?