The new film, starring David Corenswet as Superman, is intended to kick off a new epoch for DC Studios, which has struggled in recent years to produce consistent superhero hits.

Once upon a time, DC Comics was the master of its own destiny. Its editors, writers, and creative teams made decisions based on what was best for the company, its storytelling, and its fan base. During this era of independence,

DC Comics honors the late Peter David with a heartfelt tribute published in today's comic books. Peter David is celebrated for unforgettable work on Aquaman, Young Justice, and Supergirl at DC Comics. Creators like Jim Lee, Todd Nauck, Martin Egeland, and Jim Calafiore share moving reflections on David's impact.

Hero for All #1 reverses all the character development of one former Superman villain turned Justice League member.

The ’00s were an amazing time for DC fans. DC Comics had weathered the ’90s quite well, as the publisher concentrated more on writing great stories than gimmick covers and A-list artists (there was some of that,

Superman's classic pair of glasses disguise has a sci-fi twist in James Gunn's film which actually has a history in the comics: Hypno-Glasses!

It's time for DC Studios' new Man of Steel to restart not just the film universe but entertainment and attractions too.

If the arrival of a new “Superman” movie has you all “up, up and away” for superheroic — but local — adventures, there are multiple options in Central Florida these days. DC Comics has established a bit of a stronghold at a couple of unexpected locations.

Netflix has had a series of beloved fantasy shows, many of them based on bestselling novels. One of them is The Sandman, which is based on Neil Gaiman's DC Comics and one of his most popular works. The series returned with the second and final season after announcing its finale after the current season.