DC Direct[1] is the exclusive collectibles division of DC Comics, the Time Warner subsidiary that publishes comic books and licenses characters such as Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Batman, Batgirl and Hawkgirl. DC Direct produces statues, props, replicas and prints for the direct market, a distribution and retail network primarily serving comic book specialty stores. DC Direct produces a number of action figures for this market as well, most of which are produced in the 6 to 7-inch scale. DC Comics is an American comic book and related media company. ... Time Warner Inc. ... In business, a subsidiary is a company controlled by another company or corporation. ... A comic book is a magazine or book containing the art form of comics. ... Superman is a fictional character and comic book superhero , originally created by American writer Jerry Siegel and Canadian artist Joe Shuster and published by DC Comics. ... Wonder Woman is a fictional DC Comics superheroine created by William Moulton Marston. ... For the DJ, see DJ Green Lantern. ... Look up flash in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. ... Batman (originally referred to as the Bat-Man and still referred to at times as the Batman) is a DC Comics fictional superhero who first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. ... Batgirl is a DC Comics superhero. ... Hawkgirl is the name of several fictional superheroines all owned by DC Comics and existing in that companys DC Universe. ... Direct market in the comic book industry is the dominant distribution and retail network in North America and elsewhere in the market for English-language comics. ... Specialty stores are small stores which specialise in a specific range of merchandise and related items. ... An action figure is a posable plastic figurine of an action hero, superhero or a character from a movie or television program. ...

Action figures

Beginning in 1998 with three figures based on characters from Mad Magazine, DC Direct has released several hundred figures based on popular and obscure characters based on properties published by DC Comics, including those under the Vertigo and Wildstorm imprints. Harvey Kurtzmans cover for the first issue of the comic book Mad Mad is an American humor magazine founded by publisher William Gaines and editor Harvey Kurtzman in 1952. ... Vertigo logo Vertigo is an imprint of comic book and graphic novel publisher DC Comics. ... WildStorm Productions, or simply WildStorm or Wildstorm, is a publishing imprint and studio of American comic book publisher DC Comics. ...

For the first several years, the most recognizable DC characters were not released. Other toy manufacturers had the licenses, and since those agreements predated the formation of DC Direct, there was no clause in the contracts to allow DC to make their own versions.^{[citation needed]} DC Direct focused on lesser-known characters and comic series designed for mature readers such as The Sandman, Preacher, and Transmetropolitan. Since then DC Direct has increased its production of recognizable characters such as Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman. Figures were first grouped at random, then thematically and now in official groupings that may be released over several years. The first three series, all released in 1999, had a variant for each figure, but the practice was quickly dropped. Of those figures, only the variant of Death has never been re-released. The Sandman was a comic book series written by Neil Gaiman and published by DC Comics for 75 issues from 1988 until 1996. ... Preacher was a comic book series created by writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon, published by the American comic book label Vertigo imprint of DC Comics, with painted covers by Glenn Fabry. ... Transmetropolitan is a postcyberpunk comic book series written by Warren Ellis with art by Darick Robertson and published by DC Comics. ... Wonder Woman is a fictional DC Comics superheroine created by William Moulton Marston. ...

While most figures have been released on blister cards, some have been available in boxes and a very few in clamshell packaging. There have also been several boxed sets featuring multiple characters or a character with a particularly large accessory.

Because DC Direct sells primarily to the comicbook specialty market, the figures ship to stores on predictable dates, a rarity for toys.

Action figure production history

1998

• Alfred E. Neuman
• Black Spy
• White Spy

1999

Series 1
Released March 17, 1999

• Golden Age Sandman
• Wonder Woman
• Swamp Thing

Series 2
Released September 1, 1999

• Death
• Jessie Custer
• Plastic Man

Series 3
Released December 1, 1999

• Sandman:Morpheus
• Starman
• Spider Jerusalem

2000

Hard Travelling Heroes
Released February 9, 2000

• Green Lantern: Hal Jordan
• Black Canary
• Green Arrow: Oliver Queen

Preacher
Released May 10, 2000

• Cassidy
• Tulip
• Saint of Killers

Mystics, Mages & Magicians
Released August 16, 2000

• Dr. Fate
• Spectre
• Zatanna
• John Constantine
• Starfire

DC Speedsters
Released October 11, 2000

• Kid Flash: Wally West
• Impulse
• Max Mercury

DC Androids
Released November 1, 2000

• Amazo
• Hourman
• Tomorrow Woman

Justice Society of America
Released November 29, 2000

• Golden Age Starman
• Golden Age Green Lantern: Alan Scott
• Golden Age Flash
• Golden Age Wonder Woman

Boxed Sets

• Hawkman & Hawkgirl - June 28
• Tom Strong & Pneuman - September 6
• Captain Marvel & Billy Batson - September 27
• Big Barda, Mr. Miracle, & Oberon - November 22
• Sandman "Arabian Nights" & "Dream Hunters" - December 13

2001

Legion of Super-Heroes Series 1
Released January 3, 2001

• Cosmic Boy
• Saturn Girl
• Lightning Lad

Teen Titans
Released Feb 7, 2001

• Cyborg
• Raven

Wonder Woman
Released March 14, 2001

• Wonder Woman (standard costume)
• Wonder Woman (battle armor)
• Artemis
• Ares
• Cheetah

Justice Society of America
Released April 4, 2001

• Golden Age Dr. Mid-Nite
• Golden Age Hourman

Justice League of America
Released June 6, 2001

• Martian Manhunter
• Red Tornado

Supernatural
Released June 20, 2001

• Deadman
• The Demon
• Spectre - Hal Jordan

Flash
Released July 25, 2001

• Captain Cold
• Mirror Master

Green Lantern Corps
Released August 1, 2001

• Sinestro
• Star Sapphire

Planetary
Released September 19, 2001

• Elijah Snow
• The Drummer
• Jakita Wagner

JLA Villains
Released October 3, 2001

• Eclipso
• Gorilla Grodd

Just-Us-League Of Stupid Heroes
Released October 17, 2001

• Alfred E. Neuman as Batman
• Alfred E. Neuman as Superman

Sandman
Released November 21, 2001

• Sandman: Daniel
• Delirium
• Desire

Justice Society of America
Released December 12, 2001

• Power Girl
• Wildcat
• Solomon Grundy

Boxed Sets

• Aquaman & Aqualad - January 31
• Darkseid & Orion - June 6
• Flash, Kid Flash & Cosmic Treadmill - July 4
• Silver Age Wonder Woman & Wonder Girl - August 22
• Lobo with Dawg & Cycle - October 17
• Golden Age Superman & Lois Lane - November 7
• Silver Age Green Arrow & Speedy - December 5

2002

Green Lantern Corps
Released January 30, 2002

• John Stewart
• Tomar Re

Green Lantern Corps
Released February 13, 2002

• Kyle Rayner
• Fatality

Just-Us-League of Stupid Heroes Series 2
Released March 6, 2002

• Alfred E. Neuman as Green Lantern
• Alfred E. Neuman as The Flash

Shazam!
Released April 3, 2002

• Captain Marvel
• Black Adam

Fighting Forces
Released April 24, 2002

• Sgt. Rock

Justice Society of America
Released May 15, 2002

• The Shade
• Vandal Savage

Legion of Super-Heroes Series 2
Released May 15, 2002

• Brainiac 5
• Mon-El

Magic & Mystery
Released May 29, 2002

• Phantom Stranger
• Tim Hunter
• Mordru

Classic Heroes
Released June 19, 2002

• The Question
• Phantom Lady
• Uncle Sam
• Blue Beetle

The Authority
Released August 14, 2002

• Apollo
• The Engineer
• Jenny Sparks
• The Midnighter

Just-Us-League of Stupid Heroes Series 3
Released September 4, 2002

• Alfred E. Neuman as Green Arrow
• Alfred E. Neuman as Robin

Smallville
Released October 2, 2002

• Clark Kent
• Lana Lang
• Lex Luthor

Crime Syndicate
Released November 13, 2002

• Ultraman
• Superwoman
• Power Ring
• Johnny Quick
• Owlman

Boxed Sets

• Silver Age Superboy & Supergirl - August 7
• Mad Magazine 50th Anniversary - September 4
• Promethea and Sophie - September 18
• The Brave & The Bold #28 Gift Set - October 2

2003

Legion of Super-Heroes Series 3
Released January 29, 2003

• Star Boy
• Sun Boy
• Ultra Boy
• Chameleon Boy

Green Lantern Corps
Released February 19, 2003

• Silver Age Hal Jordan
• Guy Gardner
• Effigy

Superman Series 1
Released March 19, 2003

• Superman
• Bizarro
• Brainiac 13

Superman Series 2
Released June 4, 2003

• Supergirl
• Cyborg Superman
• Doomsday

Kingdom Come Series 1
Released July 16, 2003

• Green Lantern
• Hawkman
• Superman
• Wonder Woman

Kingdom Come Series 2
Released November 19, 2003

• Batman
• Kid Flash
• Red Robin
• Shazam!

JLA Series 1
Released November 26, 2003

• Aquaman
• The Flash
• Green Lantern - Kyle Rayner
• Superman
• Wonder Woman

Exclusives

• ToyFare Kingdom Come Red Arrow

Boxed Sets

• Metamorpho - January 22
• Silver Age Batman & Robin - February 12
• Birds of Prey - March 5
• Classic Teen Titans - August 20
• Silver Age Batgirl & Joker - August 27

Super Friends Deluxe Sets

• Superman & Lex Luthor - April 2
• Wonder Woman & Cheetah - April 30
• Green Lantern & Sinestro - May 7
• Aquaman & Black Manta - May 21
• Batman & Scarecrow - December 17
• Robin & the Riddler - December 17

2004

Kingdom Come Series 3
Released February 11, 2004

• Wonder Woman in Armor
• Deadman
• Magog
• The Flash

Legion of Super-Heroes Series 4
Released February 18, 2004

• Ferro Lad
• Timber Wolf

Japanese Imports Series 1
Released February 25, 2004

• Batman
• Robin
• Joker
• Harley Quinn

Superman Series 3: Return of Superman
Released April 14, 2004

• Superman in Recovery Suit
• Superboy
• Steel
• Eradicator

Hush Series 1
Released May 19, 2004

• Batman
• Poison Ivy
• Joker
• Huntress
• Hush

First Appearance Series 1
Released June 30, 2004

• Batman
• Wonder Woman
• Flash - Jay Garrick
• Shazam!

Legion of Super-Heroes Series 5
Released August 11, 2004

• Colossal Boy
• Invisible Kid

The Dark Knight Returns
Released August 25, 2004

• Batman
• Robin - Carrie Kelly
• The Joker
• Superman

Teen Titans Series 1
Released September 15, 2004

• Wonder Girl - Cassandra Sandsmark
• Robin - Tim Drake
• Deathstroke the Terminator
• Blackfire

Japanese Imports Series 2
Released September 22, 2004

• Batman
• Poison Ivy
• Penguin
• Riddler

First Appearance Series 2
Released December 1, 2004

• Superman
• Green Lantern - Alan Scott
• Robin - Dick Grayson
• Hawkman

JLA Series 2
Released December 1, 2004

• Firestorm
• Elongated Man
• The Atom
• Adam Strange

Hush Series 2
Released December 8, 2004

• Nightwing
• Catwoman
• Superman
• Harley Quinn
• The Riddler

Exclusives

• ToyFare "Hush" Jason Todd

Boxed Sets

• Silver Age Penguin & Catwoman - February 4
• Silver Age Batwoman & Batgirl - August 25

2005

Kia Asamiya Imports Series 1
Released January 2005

• Batman
• Two-Face
• The Joker
• Catwoman

Teen Titans Series 2
Released March 2, 2005

• Superboy
• Kid Flash: Bart Allen
• Brother Blood
• Ravager

Green Lantern
Released March 16, 2005

• Hal Jordan
• Kilowog
• Ganthet & Guardian
• Black Hand
• Parallax

Justice Series 1
Released March 30, 2005

• Superman
• Superman Variant with red eyes and angered look
• Sinestro
• Cheetah
• Bizzaro
• Flash

Hush Series 3
Released April 20, 2005

• Stealth Jumper Batman
• Commissioner Gordon
• Alfred Pennyworth
• Ra's Al Ghul
• Scarecrow

First Appearance Series 3
Released May 25, 2005

• Composite Superman
• Nightwing
• Batgirl
• Riddler

Japanese Imports Series 3
Released June 29, 2005

• Batman
• Bane
• Batgirl
• Catwoman

Crisis On Infinite Earths Series 1
Released July 7, 2005

• Earth-2 Robin
• Psycho Pirate
• Supergirl
• Harbinger
• Monitor

Secret Files Series 1 - Batman Rogues Gallery
Released August 3, 2005

• Black Mask
• Mr. Freeze
• Killer Croc
• Man-Bat
• The Penguin

Superman/Batman Public Enemies Series 1
Released September 14, 2005

• Superman
• Batman
• Shazam
• Captain Atom
• Metallo

Justice Series 2
Released September 14, 2005

• Black Manta
• Parasite
• Aquaman
• Black Canary
• Batman

Kia Asamiya Imports Series 2
Released October 12, 2005

• Batman
• Evil Batman
• Harley Quinn
• Poison Ivy

Elseworlds Series 1
Released December 14, 2005

• Red Son Superman
• Red Son Wonder Woman
• Crimson Mist Batman
• Thrillkiller Batman
• Thrillkiller Batgirl

Exclusives

• Justice variant Superman retailer exclusive
• ToyFare Public Enemies Superman as Shazam
• ToyFare Emerald Shield Green Lantern

Boxed Sets JLA Deluxe Gift Set - September 7

2006

The Long Halloween
Released January 5, 2006

• Batman
• Catwoman
• Joker
• Two-Face
• Mad Hatter

Secret Files Series 2: Unmasked
Released January 16, 2006

• Clark Kent / Superman
• J'onn J'onzz / Martian Manhunter
• Joker / Red Hood
• Bruce Wayne / Batman
• Barbara Gordon / Batgirl

Identity Crisis Series 1
Released February 15, 2006

• Hawkman
• Green Arrow
• Zatanna
• Deadshot
• Dr. Light

Knightsaga/Knightfall
Released February 22, 2006

• Batman - Jean Paul Valley
• Mask of Tengu Batman
• Nightwing
• Bane
• Catwoman

Identity Crisis Series 2
Released March 15, 2006

• Batman
• Black Canary
• Elongated Man
• Flash
• Captain Boomerang II

Justice League Classified
Released April 5, 2006

• Wonder Woman
• Green Lantern
• Aquaman
• Flash
• Martian Manhunter

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Series 1
Released April 19, 2006

• "What's Opera, Doc?" Elmer Fudd
• "What's Opera, Doc?" Bugs Bunny
• "The Scarlet Pumpernickel" Sylvester
• "The Scarlet Pumpernickel" Daffy Duck

Justice Series 3
Released May 10, 2006 Bugs loses his headgear in Whats Opera, Doc? Whats Opera, Doc? is a short animated cartoon directed by Chuck Jones in which Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny through a six-minute operatic parody of Wagners operas, particularly Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung). ... Bugs loses his headgear in Whats Opera, Doc? Whats Opera, Doc? is a short animated cartoon directed by Chuck Jones in which Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny through a six-minute operatic parody of Wagners operas, particularly Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung). ... The Scarlet Pumpernickel is a 1948 Warner Bros. ... The Scarlet Pumpernickel is a 1948 Warner Bros. ...

• Wonder Woman
• Green Lantern - Hal Jordan
• Plastic Man
• Joker
• Poison Ivy

Silver Age Superman Series 1
Released May 24, 2006

• Perry White
• Jimmy Olsen
• Lois Lane
• Lex Luthor
• Superman Robot and Beppo

Superman/Batman Series 2
Released June 21, 2006

• Supergirl
• Superman
• Batman
• Darkseid
• Corrupted Supergirl

JLA: The New Frontier
Released June 28, 2006

• Superman
• Green Lantern: Hal Jordan
• Blackhawk
• Wonder Woman
• Green Arrow

Crisis On Infinite Earths Series 2
Released July 6, 2006

• Robot Brainiac
• Anti-Monitor
• Flash: Barry Allen
• Earth-2 Superman
• Battle-Armor Lex Luthor

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Series 2
Released August 9, 2006

• "Baseball Bugs" Gashouse Gorilla
• "Baseball Bugs" Bugs Bunny
• "Scrambled Aches" Roadrunner
• "Scrambled Aches" Wile E. Coyote

Green Lantern Series 2
Released August 9, 2006 Baseball Bugs is a Warner Brothers Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short released on February 2, 1946 starring Bugs Bunny. ... Baseball Bugs is a Warner Brothers Looney Tunes theatrical cartoon short released on February 2, 1946 starring Bugs Bunny. ...

• Guy Gardner
• Salaak
• Sinestro
• The Shark
• Manhunter Robot

Elseworlds Series 2
Released August 23, 2006

• Red Son Batman
• Red Son Superman (old)
• Gotham By Gaslight Batman
• Kingdom Come: Spectre & Norman McCay
• Kingdom Come: Jade

Justice Series 4
Released September 6, 2006

• Hawkman
• Zatanna
• Solomon Grundy
• Shazam!
• Black Adam

Infinite Crisis
Released September 27, 2006

• Power Girl
• Alexander Luthor
• Superboy Prime
• OMAC
• Mongul

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Series 3
Released October 11, 2006

• "Water, Water Every Hare" Gossamer
• "Water, Water Every Hare" Bugs Bunny
• "Big House Bunny" Bugs Bunny
• "Big House Bunny" Yosemite Sam

Dark Victory
Released November 8, 2006 Water, Water Every Hare is a Looney Tunes cartoon made in 1952 featuring Bugs Bunny and Gossamer. ... Water, Water Every Hare is a Looney Tunes cartoon made in 1952 featuring Bugs Bunny and Gossamer. ... Bug House Bunny is a 1950 Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny cartoon, directed by Friz Freleng. ... Bug House Bunny is a 1950 Looney Tunes Bugs Bunny cartoon, directed by Friz Freleng. ...

• Batman
• Robin/Penguin 2-Pack
• Commissioner Gordon
• Scarecrow

Re-Activated
Released November 22, 2006

• Superman
• Batman
• Wonder Woman
• Lobo

Crisis On Infinite Earths Series 3
Released December 6th, 2006

• Classic Batman
• Earth-2 Huntress
• Dr. Light II
• Superboy Prime
• Weaponer of Qward

Boxed Sets

• Superman/Batman Collector Set - June 21
• Superman Through the Ages - August 16

2007

JSA
Released January 17, 2007

• Hourman - Rick Tyler
• Mr. Terrific - Michael Holt
• Hawkgirl - Kendra Saunders
• Dr. Mid-Nite - Pieter Cross
• Golden Age Atom (2-pack)

Justice Series 5
Released February 7, 2007

• Martian Manhunter
• Martian Manhunter clear variant
• Green Arrow
• Red Tornado
• Lex Luthor
• Brainiac

Superman/Batman Public Enemies Series 2
Released February 28, 2007

• Future Superman
• Nightwing
• Steel IV (Natasha Irons)
• President Luthor
• Hawkman

Elseworlds - Series 3
Released March 21, 2007

• Kingdom Come: Aquaman
• Kingdom Come: Nightstar
• Elseworld's Finest: Supergirl
• Elseworld's Finest: Batgirl
• Red Son: Green Lantern

Superman/Batman Series 4: With A Vengeance
Released April 11, 2007

• Batzarro
• Bizarro
• Superwoman
• Batwoman
• Batman Beyond
• Kryptonite Batman

First Appearance - Series 4: Brave New World
Released April 25, 2007

• Martian Manhunter
• The Atom
• Warlord
• Aquaman
• Blue Beetle
• Blue Beetle (Stealth) variant

52 - Series 1
Released May 2, 2007 52 is the title of a comic book limited series published by DC Comics, which debuted on May 10, 2006, one week after the conclusion of the seven-issue Infinite Crisis. ...

• Animal Man
• Batwoman
• Booster Gold
• Isis
• Supernova

Infinite Crisis - Series 2
Released May 23, 2007

• Superman
• Batman
• Firestorm
• Wonder Woman
• Donna Troy - Troia
• Donna Troy - Wonder Girl

Elsewolrds Series 4
Released July 18, 2007

• Amazonia Wonder Woman
• JSA Liberty Files Batman
• JSA Liberty Files Flash
• Kingdom Come Blue Beetle
• The Dark Side Superman (Evil)
• The Dark Side Superman (Good)

Justice League of America
Due August 8, 2007

• Black Canary
• Black Lightning
• Red Arrow
• Superman
• Vixen

Boxed sets

• Batman/Scarecrow: Fear - January 10
• Batman Through the Ages - March 28

Scheduled Future Releases

Justice series 6
Due September 12, 2007

• Armored Batman
• Armored Green Lantern
• Hawkgirl
• Scarecrow

Batman & Son
Due October 17, 2007

• Batman
• Damian
• Joker
• Ninja Man-Bat
• Robin

Superman: Last Son
Due November 14, 2007

• Superman
• Bizarro
• Ursa
• Zod

Shazam!
Due November 28, 2007

• Captain Marvel
• Mary Marvel
• Captain Marvel Jr.
• Dr. Sivana with Mr. Mind
• Billy Batson & Hoppy

Wonder Woman Series 1
Due December 5th, 2007

• Wonder Woman
• Agent Diana Prince
• Donna Troy as Wonder Woman
• Circe

New Frontier series 2
Due December 12, 2007

• Batman & Robin
• Flash
• Martian Manhunter
• Dr. Fate

Justice series 7
Due January 9, 2008

• Armored Superman
• Armored Aquaman
• Gorilla Grodd
• Green Lantern: John Stewart

DC Armory
Due January 30, 2008

• Batman Armored
• Aquaman Armored
• Flamebird
• Nightwing

Superman / Batman Series 5: With A Vengeance: Series 2
Due February 2008

• Power Girl
• Supergirl
• Composite Superman
• Joker & Mr.Mxyzptlk

Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman: Trinity
Due March 2008

• Batman
• Superman
• Wonder Woman
• Ra's al Ghul

REACTIVATED! SERIES 4: SUPER SQUAD ACTION FIGURES
Due March 12 2008

• Classic Batman
• Classic Wonder Woman
• Earth 2 Superman
• Earth 2 Hawkman

Justice League of America - Series 2
Due March 26 2008

• Batman
• Hawkgirl
• Doctor Impossible
• Amazo

New Gods
Due April 2008

• Orion
• Lightray
• Mr. Miracle
• Darkseid

New Teen Titans
Due May 2008

• Robin
• Terra
• Jericho
• Deathstroke without the mask

Green Lantern - Series 3
Due June 2008

• Green Lantern batman
• Cyborg Superman
• Armored Green Lantern Hal Jordan
• Star Sapphire

All Star Batman and Robin
rumored

• Batman
• Robin
• Batgirl
• Joker
• Black Canary

Boxed sets

• Justice - Due October 31, 2007
• Infinite Crisis - Due January 16, 2008

Unreleased

There was a proposed series of figures based on Alan Moore's classic Watchmen that never got past the prototype phase. Rumored to be schedule for release in July, 2001, a few of the figures were displayed at summer conventions: the Comedian, the Silk Spectre and Dr. Manhattan.[2] There were two different prototypes of Dr. Manhattan - one solid blue, one with a translucent chest. It is unclear if other characters such as Nite Owl, Ozymandias and Rorschach were to also receive figures. Alan Moore (born November 18, 1953, in Northampton) is an English writer most famous for his influential work in comics, including the acclaimed graphic novels Watchmen, V for Vendetta and From Hell. ... For the 2009 film based on the comic book, see Watchmen (film). ...

The proposed figures were to be part of a 15th anniversary celebration of the miniseries. Moore and co-creator Dave Gibbons decided not to take part in any such anniversary, in part because of a long-standing dispute over merchandising over the series.[3] Moore has since pulled his creator-owned project The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen from DC due to creative control issues, and there is little reason to hope that the parties will resolve their differences sufficiently to produce these figures. Dave Gibbons (born April 14, 1949) is a British writer and artist of comics. ... For the 2009 film based on the comic book, see Watchmen (film). ... The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a comic book limited series written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Kevin ONeill, published under the Americas Best Comics imprint of DC Comics. ... Alan Moore (born November 18, 1953, in Northampton) is an English writer most famous for his influential work in comics, including the acclaimed graphic novels Watchmen, V for Vendetta and From Hell. ...

External links

• DC Direct website
• DC Direct toy reviews
• DC Direct Action Figures
• DC Direct Action Figure Archive