A mysterious force has been killing Green Lanterns left and right and John and Guy have taken a team deep into space to end this intergalactic threat. The team arrives on the planet Xabas, only to come face-to-face with the Keepers. The Keepers quickly dispatch many of the Lanterns and gain the upper hand and force Guy and John to call a retreat. Many of them transport back to Oa using one of the present Lantern's natural teleportation powers, but they quickly find that Stewart and a small number of Lanterns have been left behind to fight for their lives.

Last week the fifth and final issue of "Flashpoint" was release, resetting the DCU in the process.

Friday was my first day at Fan Expo 2011, and I would say it turned out fairly well.

Everything changed in a flash, and before he knew what happened, Barry Allen's life as he knew it was dramatically changed. With nothing as it should be, Barry painstakingly attempts to solve Zoom's puzzle before the memories of his former life are replaced forever.

Issue three of Flashpoint sped onto shelves last week, and after an issue in which Barry Allen appeared badly injured, fans were left to wonder of his fate. Would this be the end of Barry Allen, or would he return in a flash?

We're back again this week with the other major comic book crossover offering this summer, Flashpoint. This week Flashpoint and Fear Itself both saw releases so it only seemed fitting to look at them both. Here...we...GO!

Having stopped reading the Flash series some time ago, I wasn't sure what to expect from this first issue. I had read issue 12 for the necessary direct set-up to this mini-series to get an idea of where Johns had taken the Barry Allen Flash series and how that tied into Flashpoint.

I was no where near the internet yesterday, so I missed the explosion of FLASHPOINT teasers. However, it looks like some of those teasers now have answers! CLICK HERE to see more. To be honest, I had no interest in FLASHPOINT at first because Flash: Rebirth left me with a bitter taste in my...

Writer: Grant Morrison Pencils:  Lee Garbett and Pere Perez Inks: Alejandro Sicat and Walden Wong Colours: Guy Major Letters: Jared K. Fletcher Covers: Andy Kubert and Lee Garbett, with Bill Sienkiewicz Publisher: DC Comics Comic book returns are a dime a dozen. There is however a difference...

Back in the day we were amazed at the brilliance that was Andy Kubert’s covers for Grant Morrison’s Return of Bruce Wayne. They were beautiful in their black and white; so much so that I almost didn’t really care if we ever saw them coloured. Well, that’s changed. Today...

[Via ComicsAlliance] I can’t believe I didn’t notice this.. and trust me when I say I stared at them for HOURS! Comics Alliance is awesome! Andy Kubert has been firing on all cylinders for a very long time; it’s a shame that he never got into the rhythm on Morrison’s...

On the heels of last month’s reveal of the cover to issue #1, DC Comics has released Andy Kubert’s cover to the second issue of the upcoming Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne miniseries. Written by Grant Morrison, it looks like Bruce will be huntin’ some witches...

DC’s blog posted this beautiful Andy Kubert drawn sketch cover. Beautiful isn’t it…. in a wierd...