Victor Aguilar isn’t a DC comics character. He was created for The Penguin, and there’s a theory that he’s the show’s reimagining of Victor Zsasz. It’s a compelling idea, considering ...

Please verify your email address. You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. DC Comics are responsible for some of the greatest characters in all of fiction, and have inspired many ...

But the upcoming Supergirl film seems to be based on one specific comic book, Tom King and Bilquis Evely’s Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow 10-issue DC Comics series from 2021-2022. And one of the ...

But there are a ton of prior films adapted from DC Comics, beginning in 1951 with Superman and the Mole Men. So, this list does not include any of those titles, nor movies like 2019's Joker with ...

Meanwhile, DC Versus Marvel: The Amalgam Age Omnibus is a wild collection of one-shots that, despite being labeled a "companion" for the other omnibus, is actually even bigger at 1,024 pages.

But it still felt shocking that DC would shutter it and retire the branding. The stopgap was the Black Label imprint, which promised to give the biggest artists in comics as much space as possible ...

Well, Pamela Lifford is gone now and in her wake, we heard that DC Comics is looking to bring back the Vertigo line. The Black Label line is generally for short-run comics, but Vertigo – which ...

Publisher and Chief Creative Officer Jim Lee shared several exciting updates about DC Comics' future plans during his annual "Jim Lee & Friends" panel. There have already been loose sequels to ...

Please verify your email address. Throughout DC Comics' lifetime, the authors have created some of the most destructive weapons in the comic world. From ocean-controlling tridents to life-altering ...

In fact, Conroy revealed that the two will continue, with both publishing their own specific types of comics. “DC Black Label continues, with some red-hot stories for DC’s superhero characters ...

If you're looking for new X-Men comics then you've come to the right place! It's an astonishing 61 years since Marvel's mutants first appeared and they're still keeping us thrilled and entertained.