Former DC publisher Dan DiDio talks about his DC past and his future with Frank Miller

Among the annals of comics history, there’s obviously a few names that stand out when it comes to the publishing side of things. If you’ve been lucky enough to come on the roller coaster ride of comics publishing within the last 30 years or so, however, one of the first names that comes to mind is that of now co-founder of Frank Miller Presents and former DC Comics publisher, Dan Didio. Having stepped away from DC during the peak of the pandemic, Didio has moved on the grander dreams and, with a grin on his face behind is table at a Galaxy Con recently, was ready and happy to talk with Popverse about where those dreams are headed and how the past is something best left behind if we want to stay curious.

Popverse: How’ve you been, man? There’s been some major changes for you, so these shows must be a whole different monster.

Dan Didio: It's kind of weird. It's a completely different type of show for me now. At DC, you're there representing the company and you're there looking for the talent. You're trying to make sure everybody's okay. You're out there pushing a particular message and making sure that you're connecting with the fans and hearing what they have to say about your stuff.