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* In the late 2000s, [[Phil Jimenez]], in collaboration with [[IDW Publishing]] editor-in-chef [[Chris Ryall]], pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' {{w|Justice League}}. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition,<ref name="jla">{{citesocial|link=https://www.cbr.com/phil-jimenezs-jlatransformers-crossover-pitch-was-undeniably-epic/|name=Kevin Melrose |site=Comic Book Resources|title=Phil Jimenez's JLA/Transformers crossover pitch was undeniably 'epic'|year=2012|month=08|day=30}}</ref> in part due to the massive {{w|The New 52}} reboot project of [[2011]].<ref name="new52">{{citesocial|link=https://www.cbr.com/justice-league-transformers-rejected-story/|name=Brian Cronin|site=Comic Book Resources|title=How the New 52 Kept Us From Justice League/Transformers!|year=2019|month=05|day=31}}</ref> Unused artwork by Jimenez himself can be seen in the image on the right. | * In the late 2000s, [[Phil Jimenez]], in collaboration with [[IDW Publishing]] editor-in-chef [[Chris Ryall]], pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' {{w|Justice League}}. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition,<ref name="jla">{{citesocial|link=https://www.cbr.com/phil-jimenezs-jlatransformers-crossover-pitch-was-undeniably-epic/|name=Kevin Melrose |site=Comic Book Resources|title=Phil Jimenez's JLA/Transformers crossover pitch was undeniably 'epic'|year=2012|month=08|day=30}}</ref> in part due to the massive {{w|The New 52}} reboot project of [[2011]].<ref name="new52">{{citesocial|link=https://www.cbr.com/justice-league-transformers-rejected-story/|name=Brian Cronin|site=Comic Book Resources|title=How the New 52 Kept Us From Justice League/Transformers!|year=2019|month=05|day=31}}</ref> Unused artwork by Jimenez himself can be seen in the image on the right. | ||
* DC has published a handful of comics based on other Hasbro properties, including two ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]''-based issues of their ''Showcase'' anthology comic, a ''Dungeons & Dragons'' series, and a ''Justice League''/''[[Power Rangers|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'' crossover miniseries. | * DC has published a handful of comics based on other Hasbro properties, including two ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]''-based issues of their ''Showcase'' anthology comic, a ''Dungeons & Dragons'' series, and a ''Justice League''/''[[Power Rangers (franchise)|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'' crossover miniseries. | ||
* Artist [[Jim Lee]] currently serves as President, Publisher, and Chief Creative Officer of the company, with the latter position previously held by [[Dan DiDio]] until early [[2020]]. | * Artist [[Jim Lee]] currently serves as President, Publisher, and Chief Creative Officer of the company, with the latter position previously held by [[Dan DiDio]] until early [[2020]]. | ||
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* {{w|DC Comics}} at Wikipedia | * {{w|DC Comics}} at Wikipedia | ||
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Revision as of 02:41, 19 April 2024
DC Comics is a comic book company.
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
In the universe Quadwal 1215.15 Epsilon, DC put out a much beloved GoBots comic that ran alongside the Challenge of the GoBots cartoon. Online fans on alt.toys.gobots in the 90s would spend countless hours debating which of the two was superior. Ask Vector Prime, December 21, 2015
Notes
No evil shall escape my sight.
Let those who worship evil's might
Beware my power - Optimus Prime's light!
- In the late 2000s, Phil Jimenez, in collaboration with IDW Publishing editor-in-chef Chris Ryall, pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' Justice League. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition,[1] in part due to the massive The New 52 reboot project of 2011.[2] Unused artwork by Jimenez himself can be seen in the image on the right.
- DC has published a handful of comics based on other Hasbro properties, including two G.I. Joe-based issues of their Showcase anthology comic, a Dungeons & Dragons series, and a Justice League/Mighty Morphin Power Rangers crossover miniseries.
- Artist Jim Lee currently serves as President, Publisher, and Chief Creative Officer of the company, with the latter position previously held by Dan DiDio until early 2020.
References
External links
- Official site
- DC Comics at Wikipedia
