(Grant Morrison, Jim Lee and Geoff Johns at the Warner Bros. party on Friday night.)

Well, it’s done. Another San Diego Comic-Con in the books.

We met so many fantastic fans (many of whom got Wayne Casino Poker Chips and an assortment of our other fantastic giveaway items) and want to thank them all for their feedback, their comments, their questions and most of all their passion. You all are the reason we keep doing what we’re doing and seeing so many assembled in one place is a great experience for all of us here.

The centerpiece of Sunday’s panel lineup was the last of a series dedicated to “Designing the New DC Comics.” This time the big reveal given to those in the room (and then to those who are friends of ours on Facebook) were looks at the new designs characters will be sporting after September. From BATGIRL to MISTER TERRIFIC to GRIFTER and more, the new outfits and overall looks of the characters was on display and the response was great.

After that the last in a series of panels focusing on DC Comics The New 52 was held and new villains for BATGIRL, FLASH, SUPERGIRL, and FIRESTORM were discussed

The focus then turned back to artwork with a panel featuring Jim Lee, Cully Hammer and Adam Hughes as they shared how they do their artistic work month after month.

And that’s that! We’ll continue to share in more detail some of the news that came out of Comic-Con but thanks to everyone for another great year. Look for us on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with DC Entertainment day in and day out.

Trapped on Earth Prime, Adam Strange desperately seeks the Justice League of America in order to prevent an alien menace from destroying the planet. Unfortunately for him, the Justice League are only fictional comic book characters and everyone thinks Adam is crazy. So what’ll his next step be? A trip to the DC Comics offices, of course.

Meanwhile, Kanjar Ro wreaks havoc on Earth 1, and Wonder Woman, Green Arrow and The Flash will have to venture to Earth Prime to save Adam Strange in order to restore his memory of who he really is. This new story is by Cary Bates, Gordon Purcell, Jose Marzan Jr. and Andy Smith. DC RETROACTIVE: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA – THE ‘70s also features a classic tale from the ‘70s by Cary Bates, Elliot S. Maggin, Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin, and arrives in stores on Wednesday.

Green Lantern and Green Arrow have faced many unexpected challenges before, but nothing compares to what they face in DC RETROACTIVE: GREEN LANTERN – THE ’70s. Hal Jordan seems to be reliving his past as a strange purple alien crash-lands on Earth with a special message. Meanwhile, Oliver Queen’s past returns to haunt him as those around him are shot by arrows sent by a mysterious archer.

DC RETROACTIVE: GREEN LANTERN – THE ’70s features this all-new story by writer Dennis O’Neil and art by Mike Grell. The book also features a classic tale from the ‘70s also written by Dennis O’Neil and featuring art by the legendary Neal Adams. Look for the book when it hits stores on Wednesday.

The untold story of how Mr. Mxyzptlk used Superman’s own emotions against him is revealed in DC RETRO-ACTIVE: SUPERMAN-THE ’70s. In this all-new story by Martin Pasko, Eduardo Barreto and Christian Duce, Superman learns the hard way that without rest, even he can start to slip up. Meanwhile from the 5th dimension, Mxyzptlk works his devious magic to manipulate Superman and turn him into his own worst enemy.

DC RETRO-ACTIVE: SUPERMAN – THE ’70s also includes a classic story originally published in the ‘70s written by Cary Bates and featuring art by Curt Swan. This Wednesday, take a glimpse into Superman’s past.

During today’s Designing the New DCU 52 panel at SDCC, attendees were invited to see how characters are designed to how they end up looking in the final pages of a comic book. Below, take a look at the art we showed during this presentation for such titles as ALL-STAR WESTERN, ANIMAL MAN, BATGIRL, BIRDS OF PREY, THE FLASH, GREEN ARROW, THE SAVAGE HAWKMAN, I, VAMPIRE, LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES, RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS, SUICIDE SQUAD, SUPERBOY, SUPERGIRL, SUPERMAN and TEEN TITANS.

During today’s panel for The Dark and The Edge at SDCC, we premiered art from ANIMAL MAN, BLACKHAWKS, DEATHSTROKE, FRANKENSTEIN, AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E., JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK, MEN OF WAR, OMAC, RESURRECTION MAN, SUICIDE SQUAD, SWAMP THING, I, VAMPIRE, and VOODOO. Click through the gallery to see all this new art.

Today’s DC Comics-The New 52 panel at SDCC saw the debut of even more interior art. Couldn’t make it? Worry not. Check out what you missed in the gallery below, including art from BLUE BEETLE, DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS, HAWK AND DOVE, LEGION LOST, STATIC SHOCK and TEEN TITANS.

Day Two of San Diego Comic-Con is officially in the books! The excitement at our booth was overflowing as people lined up for their chance to become part of the Justice League and attendees continue to collect Wayne Casino Poker Chips both at the booth and at panels where they ask great questions.

After that we held the second DC Comics The New 52 panel of SDCC, where the entire editorial team was assembled, giving people information on timelines, costume design and other topics related to September’s big event.

One of the highlights of the day, though, was our DC Comics Superman panel, where the creative team showed off exclusive new artwork reveals from Superman, Action Comics, Supergirl and Superboy. Also shown was brand new artwork from the upcoming Superman: Earth One graphic novel. Fans of our Facebook page also got an exclusive look at three videos featuring Grant Morrison talking about Superman and what makes the character special to him.

More exclusive artwork reveals were part of the DC Comics Justice League panel. New pages and panels were shown from not just the core team book but also the individual titles for the characters in the JL, including Green Arrow, Mister Terrific and others.

Once again the day ended with good stuff from Vertigo Comics, this time a panel devoted to American Vampire. Attendees were given previews of upcoming artwork and story arcs as well as an introduction to the mythology behind the series and the vampires featured in it.

Make sure you check out our Comic-Con schedule for what’s coming up today and stay tuned here as well as on Twitter and Facebook for updates throughout the day.

The 23rd Annual Will Eisner Industry Awards (The Oscars of the Comic Industry) were presented last night a in a ceremony at the San Diego Comic-Con International. DC Entertainment is thrilled to claim the Eisner in several categories, which can be seen below.

Best Limited Series
Daytripper, by Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá (Vertigo/DC)

Best New Series
American Vampire, by Scott Snyder, Stephen King, and Rafael Albuquerque (Vertigo/DC)

Best Publication for Kids
Tiny Titans, by Art Baltazar and Franco (DC)

Best Graphic Album—Reprint
Wednesday Comics, edited by Mark Chiarello (DC)

Best Coloring
Dave Stewart, Detective Comics (DC); Neil Young’s Greendale, Daytripper, Joe the Barbarian (Vertigo/DC)

Best Lettering
Todd Klein, Fables, The Unwritten, Joe the Barbarian, iZombie (Vertigo/DC); Tom Strong and the Robots of Doom (WildStorm/DC)

Best Comics-Related Book
75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Mythmaking, by Paul Levitz (TASCHEN)

Congratulations to all the winners! For the full list click here.

The Justice League panel today at San Diego Comic-Con premiered the interior art for many of the books in the group part of DC Comics-The New 52. These included AQUAMAN, THE FLASH, MISTER TERRIFIC and THE SAVAGE HAWKMAN. Below, scroll through the gallery to see the new art that was shown today: