DC Comics expands Compact Comics with six iconic titles, perfect for on-the-go readers in a new portable size. Discover Superman/Batman as they face threats from Lex Luthor, Darkseid, and even ...

After two decades, DC Comics and Marvel Comics are joining forces once again to make inter-company crossovers, starting with Batman/Deadpool. Both companies have gone on record saying that ...

Image courtesy of DC Comics. Absolute DC presents radically new versions of Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman, with each having a completely new origin story.

Terrence "Terry" Berg has been with DC Comics for ages and is a long-standing ally to Kyle Rayner. When Terry first entered the scene, he was introduced as Kyle's new assistant for Feast magazine.

The DC Comics Rich Twitch continues to play out. Five minutes before noon, ET, Bleeding Cool ran the news about the new DC Universe Infinite Ultra subscription level which allows readers to pay a ...

DC Comics and Marvel Comics have always been publishing rivals. However, once upon a time, the two companies would join forces to produce crossover event comics, stories that superhero fans went ...

At the DC Nation panel at New York Comic Con, DC Comics publisher Dan DiDio has revealed the first details on something fans have been waiting for for sometime now—an Ultimate DC Universe Timeline.

The entire comics publishing business in the U.S., including periodicals, digital and trade, adds up to around $1.1 billion, according to 2018 estimates by industry analyst ICv2.

Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, DC Comics has some of the world’s greatest superheroes. But we feel comfortable saying even more than good guys, DC has the greatest villains in all of comics.

Superboy from the Pocket Universe dies in the pages of Legion of Super-Heroes. DC Comics But without a Superboy, the Pocket Universe’s 20th-century Earth had no one left to protect it.

DC’s Best Characters Aren’t Their Most Popular Ones And I’m Tired of Pretending Otherwise There are so many amazing stories in DC Comics, and they don’t all belong to the A-listers.

The series, which features characters like Robin, Nightwing, and Superboy, moved from DC Universe to Max when the former transformed from a streaming service to a digital-comics service.