DC Comics announced today that the comic book publishing company would be expanding its digital comics initiative with brand new weekly comics with Smallville Season 11, Batman, and a manga-inspired Ame Come line leading the charge.

Alright DC Comics, you’ve got my attention. This news story comes alongside a nice feature with writer Bryan Q. Miller on USA Today as he discusses preview pages and the previously announced Smallville Season 11 weekly digital comics series that follows the events of the popular TV show, which finally hits the digital platform today. Next month, Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti will begin a new weekly digital comic based on Manga style that focuses on Wonder Woman and other female superheroes which takes the Ame Comi name from DC’s popular statue line. Where this gets really interesting to me, however, is with the announcement of the weekly Batman comics.

Following this past weekend’s release of the new domestic trailer for Prometheus at a Q&A session with director Ridley Scott moderated by screenwriter Damon Lindelof during this year’s WonderCon, 20th Century Fox has blessed us online travelers with an extended international trailer that is structured and paced differently than the domestic.

You can watch the trailer here below.

Earlier in the week, a teaser was released for the full trailer for Ridley Scott‘s Prometheus, with a screening of it planned for today at a special invitation-only premiere at Downtown Disney’s AMC Theaters in Anaheim, CA.

While the post-screening Q&A with the film’s screenwriter Damon Lindelof was underway, AMC released the Prometheus full theatrical trailer online.

Watch the trailer here below.

The Geeks of Doom crew is over at WonderCon, also being held in Anaheim, so be sure to check out our coverage of today’s Prometheus panel, which includes a photo of the special Weyland Industries business card handed out at the Con and to watch the new viral video released today.

The Prometheus panel at WonderCon 2012 today began as writer Damon Lindelof (Lost) came out and told a story about sneaking to his TV as a young kid to see Ridley Scott’s Alien for the first time on HBO, much to the annoyance of his father, and how it changed his life. He then introduced Prometheus director Sir Ridley Scott. Scott said the origin for Prometheus came from wanting to get back to directing serious science fiction again, and thinking there were unexplored germs of ideas in both Alien and Blade Runner to expand on.

Damon then introduced stars Charlize Theron and Michael Fassbender. Theron and Fassbender were both called by Ridley and each given two hours to read the highly guarded script and asked if they’d want to join the production. Theron had to tell friends it was a romcom in order to hide the details of the script from curious friends.

A new full theatrical trailer for Ridley Scott‘s 3D return to the Alien franchise (sort of) Prometheus is set to debut later today during a live screening that will be accompanied by a Q&A session with the director moderated by screenwriter Damon Lindelof. In the meantime we have a minute-long IMAX teaser trailer with footage never seen before to whet your appetite.

You can watch the trailer here below.