There's lots going on at DC Comics in the continuing wake of the ... The Batman and Superman of yesterday…today?! As Gorilla Grodd's vicious temporal onslaught upon the Justice League continues ...

Of course, there are outliers; Jiro Kuwata's Batman manga from the 1960s is a hidden gem worth discovering, and the Japanese ...

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Batman and Deadpool are going to appear in two comic books later this year. Image: Dan Mora/DC Comics It will probably never happen on the big screen but in the comic book shops, Marvel and DC are ...

No, not the Japanese superhero. DC Comics’ Ultraman is a villain. And although the version we see in the Superman trailer looks different, he does boast Ultraman’s “U” emblem on his chest.

A few months back, news broke that DC and Marvel Comics would collaborate on a crossover event. The first one in over twenty years, published via two one-shot issues. We didn’t have any details ...

Additionally, each story will feature “backup adventures” focused on other characters within the Marvel and DC Comics universes; the details regarding these other characters is currently unknown.

The first DC Comics Ultraman was a member of the Crime Syndicate of Earth-3, first appearing in 1964’s Justice League of America #29. This was early during the emergence of DC’s Multiverse ...