DC Comics

DC Comics, Inc., commonly known as DC, is a comic book publisher based in the United States. It serves as the main division of DC Entertainment, which is a part of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Twelve Essential Stories for Superman and Lois Shippers

3 days ago | dc.com | Joshua Lapin-Bertone

In an era where celebrity couples implode every six months, it’s amazing to see Superman and Lois together after 87 years—and the #Clois spotlight is about to get even brighter. This summer, David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan will put their own spin on the DC Universe’s greatest love affair in DC Studios’ Superman.
Kingdom of Kryptonite: Dan Slott Changes the Game in “Superman Unlimited”

1 week ago | dc.com | Tim Beedle

Superman debuted exactly 87 years ago this day. With decades of fighting for justice and truth under his belt, it’s safe to say that he knows what he’s doing. But come May 21st and the debut of Superman Unlimited,the Man of Steel will be back at square one, learning how to operate in a world that’s vastly different than the one in which he lives now.
Visions of Hope: Seven Essential Superman Artists

1 week ago | dc.com | Joseph McCabe

Most every major American comic book artist has had a go at Superman. Whether it was a run on one of his solo series, a crossover book, or perhaps just one of the drawings they made when they were kids, obsessed with the Man of Steel and the power and freedom he represents. 1984’s Superman #400 alone offers visions from the likes of Jack Kirby, Frank Miller, Steve Ditko, Will Eisner and Moebius.
“Superman IV: The Quest for Peace” is Surprisingly Prescient

1 week ago | dc.com | Tim Beedle

It’s a great time for Superman fans, with the Man of Steel soaring into movies, TV, animation and comics. To help us stay on top of it, writer Tim Beedle shares what's grabbed his attention and why in this monthly Super-Family column. It’s a little amusing that Superman Day is this week and I’m writing about what many consider one of the worst Superman movies—Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.It wasn’t exactly planned to work out that way.
Everything We Loved About “Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League”

1 week ago | dc.com | Alex Jaffe

Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League is an impossible movie to spoil. Following 2018’s Batman Ninja, a movie where Gorilla Grodd used an earthquake machine to travel back in time with Arkham’s most notorious inmates to Edo-period Japan in order to transform the world into a planet of monkeys, Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League takes place the very next day. To the surprise of our heroes, Yakuza soldiers from a Japan floating upside down over Gotham have been training on the streets for a month.
How to Watch Superman’s Live Action Movies in Order

1 week ago | dc.com | Joshua Lapin-Bertone

Look, up in the sky! Or look at your local theater screen. For decades Superman has brought truth, justice and a better tomorrow to the world of film. From the inspiring work of Christopher Reeve, to the new generation of heroics being ushered in by David Corenswet, it’s been an entertaining journey every step of the way. New to the world of the Man of Steel? Here’s everything you need to dive in. WHAT ARE ALL THE SUPERMAN FILMS IN ORDER?
“Batman: Dark Age” Offers a Pop Art View of the Dark Knight | DC

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Joshua Lapin-Bertone

Each Friday, we'll be letting a different DC.com writer share what they'll be reading over the weekend and why you might want to check it out. Here's this week's suggestion for a perfect Weekend Escape! Bruce Wayne, this is your life. Batman: Dark Age is now available as a graphic novel collection, making this the perfect time to read the limited series in one sitting. But there are other reasons why this is the ideal time for this story.
Nobody Does It Like “Teen Titans GO!”

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Kelly Knox

Welcome to the Couch Club, our recurring column devoted to all things #DCTV! This week, Kelly Knox catches up with DC’s silliest superheroes as their ninth(!) season rolls on. Titans, go! There’s only one DC show on television that has Danny the Street, Sofia Falcone and Wonder Woman in her Taco Whiz hat straight from the comics—all in just the first four episodes of its new season. You guessed it, it’s Teen Titans GO!Here at DC.com, we don’t give TTG! its due anywhere near enough.
What Exactly Does Nth Metal Do?

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Alex Jaffe

Welcome back for another fine addition of ASK…THE QUESTION, the column where I, your humble investigator, shed light upon the darkest mysteries of DC history. Who am I? I’m Alex Jaffe, but I’m better known as HubCityQuestion to the DC Official Discord server, where I hold court to resolve your quandaries in real time (or, as close as I can manage). This month, I’ve delved deep into archives, scoured interviews with legendary talent, and spoken to a writer or two myself to get the answers you crave.
Digging Up the Resurrection Man

2 weeks ago | dc.com | Alex Jaffe

The DC Absolute titles may be grabbing headlines right now, but don’t count DC Black Label out. Seven years old and still going strong, Ram V and Anand RK are proving there’s life in the old girl yet—with a hero who can never die. The latest Black Label title, Resurrection Man: Quantum Karma, represents the unlikely—though, truthfully, inevitable—return of a cult classic hero from DC’s grungy, Vertigo-tinged ’90s.