10 Golden Age Heroes James Gunn's DCU Needs to Introduce. Story by Timothy Blake Donohoo ... and the best way to showcase this is to feature heroes that hail from the Golden Age of Comics.

The era itself, though, left an indelible mark on comic books with many of the characters remaining popular almost 70 years later. The first superhero, Superman is still alive and well in popular ...

Canadian superheroes (and Canadian comics creators) have come a long way since the Golden Age of Canadian comics from 1941 to 1947. Characters like Nelvana and Johnny Canuck faded into obscurity ...

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Golden Age Mister Miracle (Image credit: DC). What we thought: There's no actual Golden Age Mister Miracle in real-world comics from the '40s, but DC fans will immediately know the modern-day ...

Marvel Comics Nearly 50 years later, Marvel's new Bring on the Bad Guys aims to "stand side-by-side with Stan Lee's iconic volume" as a modern classic: "The best villains are the heroes of their ...

Batman’s A-list is arguably the best in comics — only Spider-Man can match him among solo heroes — and that means his lower level villains have to shine even more than most.

Captain Future, the lead character of the debut of Startling Comics, might be one of the most confusing characters in Golden Age comic book history.The pulp character of that name (and from the ...

Despite creating characters that would stand the test of time like Captain America, Bucky, and Namor (and technically the Human Torch, although the Golden Age version of the character would ...