Mister Miracle showrunner Tom King has teased the upcoming animated DC show, which has prompted fans to speculate about its ...

Back in 2023, DC announced that Wonder Woman would be getting a new creative team at the end of Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad’s run with King and artist Daniel Sampere kicking off a new ...

The result is breathtaking to behold, and is just one example of King dipping into familiar DC territory with his work, after his and Doc Shaner’s story in the Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100 ...

If DC gives Tom King the chance to run wild in a Black Label book, they will make a lot of money. According to 2018's market share calculations from Diamond, Marvel was the leading publisher at 38 ...

News By Michael Doran published 16 September 2022 DC and Tom King cull from an obscure '70s DC title for a Black Label series that's "a little bit silly, a whole lot dark, and completely cool" ...

At the DC in DC panel "The Aftermath: Battle & Trauma in Comics," writer Tom King revealed a new upcoming project called Sanctuary about a place where DC heroes can go to deal with the trauma ...

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has spoken briefly about what writer Tom King’s role is in the newly created DC Universe. Taking to the Instagram social media platform Threads, Gunn opened up about ...

Tom King and Jorge Fornés’ book improbably stands firm under the weight of history The best DC comic of 2021 was the Watchmen sequel Rorschach By Graeme Mcmillan Published Dec 9, 2021 Follow ...

Writer Tom King is digging deep into another DC character with a new Black Label limited series, this time turning his insightful and experimental pen to WildStorm's Jenny Sparks of Stormwatch and ...

With Marvel’s “The Vision” and DC Comics’ “Mister Miracle,” Tom King has risen to the top of the comic-book world. And his own origin story resembles one of his hero’s.

According to Batman writer Tom King, Batman #9 (which releases October 19th), will begin addressing the connections. "It starts in Batman #9," King told io9. "It’ll hit there.

"They care about these DC heroes for two reasons. Number one, they are good people and number two, if superheroes feel trauma and it drives them a little mad, that's a danger," King said.