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Jim Lee, Bob Harras, Marie Javins In New DC Comics Implosion Rumors This New DC Implosion seems to have all-but-confirmed the departure of Mark Doyle, Executive Editor at DC Black Label.

On the heels of the Jim Lee panel, DC Comics exec Chris Conroy, who oversees Black Label comics, offered a bit more info, chiming in on X, saying, It's back [with] new books to be announced.

The full Jim Lee interview also touches on the status of monthly DC comics (they aren’t going anywhere) and the overall future of the company. It’s worth checking out. AlertMe ...

DC Comics revealed a rather big shakeup in their management recently when they said that Dan DiDio, who was a co-publisher at DC Comics alongside Jim Lee, was no longer with the company.

Jim Lee: At the end of the day, you just don't know what will become the big hit down the road. It's not always clean and predictable and that's why you need a robust creative engine driving all this.

ICv2 released an interview with DC Comics Co-Publishers Dan Didio and Jim Lee that received a great deal of attention within the comics sphere last week.

SUMMERS: Jim Lee isn't the typical fan. He's influenced the world of comics for decades. In the '80s and early '90s, he was an illustrator for the hugely popular "X-Men" series with Marvel.

Find out Jim Lee's thoughts and reasons for the upheaval taking place this September. News By MarkJulian - Jun 10, 2011 04:06 AM EST Filed Under: DC Comics Source: DCU blog aka The Source On the ...