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And Now DC Comics Does Aion

1:20AM Mike Fahey | No video game is safe from DC Comics’ WildStorm imprint, as NCsoft’s Aion becomes the latest title to get the comic book treatment, with a special issue available at PAX or with purchase at GameStop. More »
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Batman: Arkham Asylum Review: The Dark Knight Is A Bright Light

4:30AM AJ Glasser | Batman is a smart comic book hero. He doesn’t need superpowers – just give him a gadget, a cape and a face to punch and he’s a regular Einstein. With a cape and iron fists. More »
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Now Free Realms Is A Comic Book

12:20AM Mike Fahey | DC Comics’ Wildstorm imprint will publish anything video game-related, as evidenced by the new comic based on Sony Online Entertainment’s family-friendly MMO Free Realms. More »
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The Stories Behind DC Universe Online

8:30AM Michael McWhertor | The key people behind DC Universe Online headed to Comic-Con to discuss the upcoming massively multiplayer online game, a panel that included legendary comic book creators Jim Lee, Geoff Johns and Marv Wolfman, plus Sony Online Entertainment’s Jens Andersson. More »
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You Can Buy Actual World Of Warcraft Gold Coins

9:20AM Michael McWhertor | With World of Warcraft comic books, action figures, t-shirts and trading card games already thoroughly merchandised by Blizzard and their partners, what’s left to license? How about World of Warcraft coins? DC Unlimited is making ‘em, legitmising WoW gold selling. More »
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Green Lantern Movie To Game Adaptation Is Go

9:00AM Michael McWhertor | Warner Bros. is slated to bring DC’s Green Lantern to the silver screen in 2011 via Casino Royale director Martin Campbell with Ryan Reynolds recently revealed as the titular hero. You know what that means? Video game adaptation! More »
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Impressions: Wildstorm’s Resident Evil Comic Book

3:00AM Mike Fahey | The first issue of DC imprint Wildstorm’s new Resident Evil comic book mini-series hits comic book stores tomorrow, and we’ve taken a sneak peek to see if it’s worth your bathroom reading time. More »
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What The Flash Would Have Looked Like…

9:20AM Michael McWhertor | When Brash Entertainment, the plague of a publisher that did serious harm to independent developers industry-wide, gave up the ghost, several projects went with it. That includes one based on DC Comics’ The Flash. More »

Resident Evil And Devil May Cry Comics On The Way

12:20AM Mike Fahey | As I’ve said before, DC’s WildStorm imprint is slowly becoming THE video game comic book label of choice. They’ve got World of Warcraft (an excellent series btw), Gears of War, the recently announced Mirror’s Edge, and now they’re adding two of Capcom’s hottest properties to the list. That’s right, Resident Evil and Devil May Cry are the latest video game properties to get the WildStorm treatment, though the company has already delved into the Resident Evil mythos in the past. “We’re ecstatic that Resident Evil is returning to WildStorm, where we have already established deep roots into the mythos of this world,” said Hank Kanalz, Vice President/General Manager for WildStorm. “We can’t wait to continue, and bring a freshness and excitement to the property to match the amazing things they are doing with the game.” Details on creative teams, launch months, and storylines are still forthcoming. This needs to stop. As a recovering weekly comic book addict, combining comics and video games makes it far too easy for me to justify those weekly comic shop visits. Have mercy!

EA, DC Bring Mirror’s Edge To Comic Books

2:40AM Michael McWhertor | Electronic Arts announced today it has partnered with Wildstorm, an imprint of DC Comics, to bring its Mirror’s Edge intellectual property to life as an ongoing comic book series. A limited edition prequel issue will be available to Comic-Con attendees at Booth #5233. The first person adventure, currently in development at DICE, will join sister property Dead Space in the four colour 2D medium later this year. The move is part of EA’s IP³ initiative, a push to bring internally developed properties outside of the video game space and into areas like movies, animation and graphic novels. EA announced yesterday that it had tapped United Talent Agency to represent the company as it moves its internally developed franchises into the realm of motion pictures and television series. Hit the jump for the full press release on the Mirror’s Edge comic book series and check back all week for further Comic-Con coverage from Kotaku.