Bob Harras named DC Comics Editor-In-Chief

Glenn Hauman

Glenn is VP of Production at ComicMix. He has written Star Trek and X-Men stories and worked for DC Comics, Simon & Schuster, Random House, arrogant/MGMS and Apple Comics. He's also what happens when a Young Turk of publishing gets old.

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9 Responses

  1. Delmo Walters Jr. says:

    Does this mean no more Didio? That would be good.

  2. Andrew Collins says:

    Didio is still there, but in a higher-up capacity, heading up “DC Entertainment” with Diane Nelson and Jim Lee. I believe (or at least, HOPE) this means less creative input from Didio as I’m not a fan of the direction much of the DCU has taken under his tenure. Harras, along with Johns and Morrison, will be directing the general direction of the line of comics. I’m quite curious to see how that goes…

  3. Delmo Walters Jr. says:

    Does this mean no more Didio? That would be good.

  4. Delmo Walters Jr. says:

    Does this mean no more Didio? That would be good.

  5. Andrew Collins says:

    Didio is still there, but in a higher-up capacity, heading up "DC Entertainment" with Diane Nelson and Jim Lee. I believe (or at least, HOPE) this means less creative input from Didio as I'm not a fan of the direction much of the DCU has taken under his tenure. Harras, along with Johns and Morrison, will be directing the general direction of the line of comics. I'm quite curious to see how that goes…

  6. Steve Chaput says:

    Kudos to Harris. It will be interesting to see where he takes the DCU. Didio, to me, personifies the Peter Principle (for those of you who remember that book).

    • Brandon Barrows says:

      Except that there isn’t a position higher than Publisher in his organization, so the Peter Principle doesn’t apply.

  7. Steve Chaput says:

    Kudos to Harris. It will be interesting to see where he takes the DCU. Didio, to me, personifies the Peter Principle (for those of you who remember that book).

    • Brandon Barrows says:

      Except that there isn't a position higher than Publisher in his organization, so the Peter Principle doesn't apply.