Doomsday Clock #5 is DC Comics' big book, publishing tomorrow. The unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, has been up and down ...

Let's hope Doomsday Clock #5 is as good as the previous four, as the following issue does not arrive until August 29. Ever since DC announced publishing delays, speculation about how Doomsday ...

During a Facebook video conversation with DC co-publisher Jim Lee, Doomsday Clock artist Gary Frank shared a pair of images from upcoming Doomsday Clock covers. In what appears to be the standard ...

Doomsday Clock artist Gary Frank has shared a variant cover for issue #5 featuring the Clown Prince of Crime. Will we finally get some answers in regards to that big reveal about there being three ...

Then that Doomsday Clock #5 would be out on May 30th, a three month gap between that and Doomsday Clock #6 And now retailers have just been told that Doomsday Clock #6 is switching back to 18th July.

The best comics make you think of things outside comics, Geoff Johns told a small group of reporters at DC Comics’ Doomsday Clock event during San Diego Comic-Con. And Doomsday Clock is no ...

The extra-length issue once again rewrites the fictional history of DC’s comic book universe and, surprisingly, drops some interesting teases of what lies ahead in 2020 and beyond.

There are very few villains in the DC Universe as tough as Doomsday, but one surprise hero from the Golden Age can outmatch the monster.

Overall: Doomsday Clock is an incredibly well-written and gorgeously illustrated piece of comics storytelling. It’s dense and engaging, somehow managing to marry two universes that likely ...

DC Entertainment president Geoff Johns has shared the first look at the cover for the first issue of DC Comics upcoming “Doomsday Clock” event — and it features a moving image of Rorschach ...

Doomsday Clock may be the most high-profile crossover between the DCU and Watchmen, but it's not the only meeting of the two universes.