DC Comics has a certain reputation among comic fans, and it’s one that has its origins in the Silver Age of comics.

The New History of the DC Universe #1 reinterprets Darkseid’s origins by suggesting that “the Source granted its residents a form of godhood,” which marks a sharp departure ...

DC has one of the greatest D-list benches in comics, and New History brings many of the best of them back into canon. New History of the DC Universe #1 Shows Off Some of DC’s Weirdest Characters ...

Cena himself has had a presence in the DC's cinematic universe with his portrayal of Peacemaker in both the eponymous series ...

Marvel Comics is repivoting one of its most successful additions to the Spider-Canon of the last decade—and for better or ...

After years of teasing and speculation, Mephisto has finally entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Played by Sacha Baron ...

The reviews are in: "Ironheart" is officially a hit with critics, even if viewership hasn't risen to typical Marvel standards ...

John Constantine may not wear a cape or possess godlike strength, but in the world of DC Comics, he’s one of the most ...

Within DC lie some of the most powerful characters in all of comics. Some can manipulate the Emotional Spectrum while others can alter the very fabric of existence. With such a wide array of abilities ...

Gone were the days of DC’s older, evergreen characters, and newer, possibly better versions of the same characters emerged after the destruction and consequent recreation of the Multiverse.

Sorry, dweebs. The gloom-and-doom comic book reinvention is entirely the fault of the director of “Inception.” He did it.