Designed by Milton Glaser (best known for the “I love New York” logo, as Lee pointed out in his social media post), the bullet was the branding DC used from 1976 until 2005.

With DC FanDome nearly upon us, The Batman director Matt Reeves has given fans their first look at the movie's official logo and a stylish piece of art from Jim Lee.

This logo will look spectacular on a shirt and hanging up framed on the wall as a poster. It also has an aesthetic that reminds me a bit of — dare I say it — the Joker movie’s retro vibe.

Lee admits has PTSD from the logo because it was on the top of his first rejection letter from Dick Giordano. The new logo will be on all DC comics in October, and everywhere else by January. Tagged: ...

Jim Lee and Scott Williams Hush 2 artwork on front, DC logo on left sleeve, boldly screen printed on soft and stylish black tee. Available for only 52 hours exclusively at DC Shop, ...

Article Summary. Marvel Comics offered Jim Lee a chance to helm X-Men post-Krakoa. Jim Lee opted to stay with DC Comics as publisher and CCO. Lee passed on drawing for X-Men, valuing family time ...

Since he’s been at DC for so long, it’s hard to remember a time when Jim Lee wasn’t drawing Batman. But the artist made a name for himself drawing the Uncanny X-Men at the tail end of the ...

DC‘s Publisher and Chief Creative Officer, Jim Lee, has been promoted to President of the comic book brand.. The famed artist, writer, editor, will continue his primary duties as Publisher at DC ...

Lee continued, "I still think even with the splitting of events, it's going to be challenging for fans on 9/12 to squeeze in all that they want to see. That said, there is a ton of great stuff.