DC Comics

Order received, as always everything is top notch! Great service, 100% original without a doubt, fast delivery, careful packaging!

As a comic book lover, the works I read here really impress me. The emotionality and realism in it are the areas that affect me the most.

Big fan of DC Comics especially Superman and suicide squad are both my favorite comics. Yet there are lot of comics to finish from DC Comics and i will finish it soon.

I am gonna drop 5 stars because the top-notch quality! Thanks to these guys! Very helpfu I'm impressedl!

Hey, I am a great fan of both DC as well as Marvel comic but I love DC more than Marve and the reason is that I love superman his power and physic is way better than any of the characters from DC or Marvel.

This is a great story source for those in love with science fiction heroic stories.
What I love about DC is its scientific approach towards super-heroic qualities.
I like most among them, the Flash stories, which makes you think and fuels your brain with new ideas.
DC Vertigo publication is another thing I really love in DC.
The only thing I can complain about is that their cinematic world (except for their series) is not as splendid as their books.

Other heroes like Superman and Wonder Woman makes me laugh - but comic and movie "wathmen" and new Batman series it's the best heroe's movies what i see in all my life

The movie was great and they're was a few things I did not like. First I have to say the dream sequences were not good and the directors did not need to put them in there at all. The reason is because people kept getting confused and thought of the dreams instead of the entire movie. The directors made it funny. Why would anybody want to see something funny during a battle? Can the directors answer this. No.

Now I am going to say positives. It was a great movie. The action and the sound was perfect. I loved how it made us think. I loved when Wonder Woman came in the movie. My favorite characters were all three of them, but mostly batman.

Hint: Superman is not dead!
(If you have a comment on any of this just say so and I'll try to get back to you.

This company doesn't need a review really. It's perfect.

I got a couple of shirts from these guys on their shop. Everything went like clock work. Good stuff and cool designs. Shipping was a little slow. Wish they had more downloads for their collections.

Once again DC screws it up again. They can't get the movies right. They can't get the comics continuity right. And now they one of the few things that worked right and eliminated it. The "pull list" worked just fine. Each week you could review the new DC comics released to see if there was something you wanted to buy and it also allowed you to view both the prior week and the next week's releases too. Now they have simply eliminated it and have half heartedly replace it with some new monstrosity that doesn't work. It doesn't populate the new comics. It buries the new releases at the bottom which is stupid because the purpose of the site is to view the new releases. It also doesn't populate the new comics with a picture of the comic book either. It's a joke because now I can't tell if I there is anything being released that I want. I guess DC doesn't value its fan base or paying customers very much because now I likely won't be making many trips to the comic store anymore. Typical DC. I hate to say it but Marvel is killing them in every aspect.

Iconic! My childhood is all over this.

Home of iconic American heroes such as Batman, Superman, Wonder woman and Green Lantern, DC Comics is an American icon in itself. It also owns Vertigo, publisher of Neil Gaiman's Sandman series and the graphic novel version of Neverwhere, and Alan Moore's classis Swamp Thing and V For Vendetta (far better than the movie, which didn't entirely suck but had little to do with the original). Also in the stable here is Wildstorm, publisher of, amongst others, the Victorian Undead series which is currently featuring Sherlock Holmes vs. Jeckyll and Hyde, and which publishes Alan Moore's Wildc. A. t. S series.
In an entirely different vein, MAD magazine is also published by this group and has it's own sub-site here at DC.

You can't purchase here, but that's probably OK because these comics are available either off the shelf or by order at just about any bookstore anywhere, online or off. There are downloads, though, in the form of previews, wallpapers and avatars, and you can see all the latest collectibles, statues and action figures. Of course I'm far too old to appreciate this sort of thing, I only happened on the site by accident;-)

Also:
http://www.dccomics.com/wildstorm/
http://www.dccomics.com/vertigo/
http://www.dccomics.com/mad/

I've been a collector for over 50 years, and in my opinion, since the rise of the internet and in particular since the two co-publishers Didio and Lee have been in charge, DC has gone so far downhill that they'd need mountain-climbing gear to get back up to the BOTTOM of the hole they fell down.
Costumes have changed. CHARACTERS have changed, which is NEVER good - Superman should act like Superman, not some perverted version of a combination of Red Tornado and Dr. Manhattan. I have no problem with gay characters, but taking an ESTABLISHED character like the original GL, Alan Scott, a character with a wife and two kids, and rewriting him after 70+years into a gay hipster was THE WORST disservice to his character lineage possible.
To make matters WORSE, these guys NEVER answer their mail. The company doesn't even do letter-writers the courtesy of acknowledging an e-mail or letter has been received, which is the internet equivalent of never picking up the phone in your business. They try new things, which is good, but they mess with character history and consistency more than ANY other comic publisher in the history of the medium.
It's one thing to kill off a character - bad form, but sometimes it happens. It's another thing entirely to declare that the character NEVER existed and to take steps to prevent readers from ever finding out about the character again.
I learned to read from a copy of World's Finest, WAY back in 1964. Today, with the gore and the sexual overtones, I wouldn't give a DC comic to a kid on a bet. Too bad for YOU, DC.

It was great, I mean I love the story line and how Barry screw the timeline by saving his mom and professor zoom destroying the world. Mehn It was fantastic and still linking the story to suicide squad genius