Art by JH Williams III

Greg’s work on Detective Comics featuring Batwoman and The Question was celebrated last night with an award from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation!

As they say on their website: “The GLAAD Media Awards recognize and honor media for their fair, accurate and inclusive representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and the issues that affect their lives.”

Detective won in the category of Outstanding Comic Book. Greg had previously been nominated for  his work on Gotham Central, The Outsiders, 52 and most recently, last year, for Final Crisis: Revelations.

A full list of winners can be found at the GLAAD website.

Greg will be at the Emerald City Comicon in Seattle this Saturday and Sunday. In addition to being available at his table on the floor both days, he’ll be appearing at a trio of panels:

On Saturday:
1pm DC Nation
4pm Oni Press Sneak Peek 2010

On Sunday:
2pm Superman Panel

For more information, see our appearances page.

Art by CAFU

Nightwing and Flamebird take on a reincarnated Kryptonian sun-god in this week’s issue of Action, on stands today, and The Source has a five page preview!

Art by JH Williams III

This week’s issue of Detective Comics, featuring the second part of the Cutter storyline, is previewed over at The Source!

Art by Gary Frank

…With issue #12 this Wednesday. And both Newsarama and The Source have previews!

Written by Greg Rucka and James Robinson; Art by Pete Woods and Ron Randall; Cover by Gary Frank; Variant cover by Ladrönn

Now that the conspiracy involving New Krypton’s council has been brought to light, can Superman keep his people from tearing each other apart? And what does a skull-shaped ship flying towards New Krypton mean?