In the heat of the New 52 relaunch, we had the pleasure of sitting down with writer Sterling Gates to chat for over a hour about his work. From Hawk & Dove to Captain Victory, there’s plenty of great stories and insights into Gates’ career. Also, we discuss a little book we enjoyed called Supergirl. Don’t miss this one folks!

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After a little unintended break, William and Dane return to discuss two of DC’s New 52 relaunches. Find out what we think of Scott Synder‘s Batman #1 and see if Supergirl #1 lives up to the incredibly high expectations we have for it. Also, we chime in on Jonathan Hickman‘s Ultimate Comics Hawkeye #2 and find out why we enjoy his version of the character so much.

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With the debut of the New 52 from DC Comics, William and Dane sit down to discuss Geoff Johns and Jim Lee‘s Justice League #1, the first of the 52 relaunched titles that DC will release over the month of September. Listen as they discuss the impact of this bold new direction for the DC Universe.

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While it’s hard to cover every single detail that occurs at San Diego Comic-Con, Dane has been in the thick of it, attending several of the DC Comics panels that occurred on Thursday. After the break we’ll have some new details about Flashpoint, Grant Morrison‘s run on Batman and Action Comics, and the first public reactions to the New 52.

I normally don’t take interest in a lot of videogame comics, but I had to make sure we mentioned this one. Over on their Playstation Blog, Sony announced today that DC will publish an Uncharted comic series. Taking place within the game universe and set to debut before Uncharted 3 is released, the series will be written by Joshua Williamson with art by Francesco Francavilla and covers by Adam Hughes. Hit the jump for details on the series and to see the full Adam Hughes cover.