Batman: Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul Checklist
The next chapter of Batman’s life starts here! The shadow of Batman’s archfoe Ra’s Al Ghul still looms large over the head of the Dark Knight. Is RAG destined to live again? Batman begins his quest for the truth in the following issues:
• Batman #670 - prelude, by Grant Morrison, with art by Tony Daniel
• Robin #168 - part 1, by Peter Milligan and Freddie Williams II
• Nightwing #138 - part 2, by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Don Kramer and Wayne Faucher
• Detective Comics #838 - part 3, by Paul Dini, with art by Ryan Benjamin and Saleem Crawford
• Batman #671 - part 4, by Grant Morrison, with art by Tony Daniel and Jonathan Glapion
• Robin #169 - part 5, by Peter Milligan and Freddie Williams II
• Nightwing #139 - part 6, by Fabian Nicieza, with art by Don Kramer and Wayne Faucher
• Detective Comics #839 - part 7, by Paul Dini, with art by Ryan Benjamin and Saleem Crawford
Start Slide Show with PicLens LiteWho will watch the Watchmen?
Will this join the same line of disappointing movies adapted from Alan Moore’s stories? Unless you give the man some creative freedom, I think this movie will be another letdown. Judging from Moore’s relationship with DC, this movie will definitely be a letdown. Let’s hear your views.

Heroes Hardcover Update
DC COMICS ANNOUNCES RELEASE DATE FOR GRAPHIC NOVEL BASED ON NBC’S EMMY AND GOLDEN GLOBE® NOMINATED HIT SERIES “HEROES”

Heroes Hardcover Cover by Alex Ross

Heroes Hardcover Cover by Jim Lee
On November 7, DC Comics will publish HEROES, a hardcover graphic novel collection based on NBC’s Emmy and Golden Globe® nominated television series “Heroes,” featuring covers by comic book superstars Alex Ross and Jim Lee and an introduction by “Heroes” star Masi Oka (Hiro). The stories, which mark the first printed graphic novel adaptation of the show, were originally created for the “Heroes” website at NBC.com (www.NBC.com/Heroes) where new chapters continue to be exclusively available. The collection spotlights the fluid artwork of legendary comic book artist Tim Sale (BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN), whose work was featured prominently during the first season of the series through the visuals created by a drug-addled painter with apocalyptic visions of the future. In addition, the hardcover collects the work of an all-star cast of television and comic book creators, including Michael Turner, Phil Jimenez, Koi Turnbull, Marcus To and more
The HEROES HC is a 240-page title with a cover price of $29.99 U.S. The book will be published under DC’s WildStorm imprint. It is developed through a licensing agreement with Universal Studios Consumer Products Group.
[Customers can choose between an Alex Ross cover (shown above) and a Jim Lee cover (shown above). Customers who place their Heroes Hardcover orders with Atomix Comix by September 12 will get their copies by November 8. Orders placed in September 2007 Previews will arrive at a later date of November 15.]
“We’re thrilled that Wildstorm is bringing the online comics to the printed page for the very first time. They’ve worked painstakingly with every aspect of the publication — from the color to the paper, to the printing itself — to make sure this is a spectacularly handsome collection. The Alex Ross and Jim Lee variant covers as well as The Tim Sale Gallery are wonderful bonuses. If you’re a fan of the show, we’re sure that you’ll want to share in this amazing experience,” said Tim Kring, creator-executive producer, “Heroes.”
“Heroes” returns to NBC for its second season on Monday, Sept. 24, 2007, at 9:00 p.m. EST. Season 1 DVD Boxed set is available now.
Heroes Hardcover by DC
DC Comics will announce at San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday that it has acquired the rights to release a hardcover collection of the comic stories based on the hit TV series Heroes. The collection will be released this fall, with two new covers by Alex Ross and Jim Lee. DC did not rule out rush-soliciting the book to get it onto shelves before November, the first month it could be solicited through Diamond Previews.
The comic stories have previously been published on the Heroes Website in 43 six to 13 page installments, with up to four installments making up a story.































