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Big Changes as DC Comics Becomes Part of DC Entertainment 
Comics Worth Reading » Webcomics | by Johanna | Wed, Sep 9
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Update: That didn’t take long. DC Comics is now part of DC Entertainment with Diane Nelson as President. Paul Levitz will “return to his roots as a writer for DC and become a contributing editor and overall consultant … as expeditiously as possible.”
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