Topic: DC Comics Inc.

DC Comics’ ‘Second Wave’ launches today with four new titles

The DC Comics superhero universe expands with the unveiling of alternate world Earth 2.

Why I want to retire to Smallville

The comic-book version of Superman’s earnest, accepting hometown sounds like just the place.

Apple creates comics and graphic novels category for iBookstore

Apple added a comics and graphic novels category to the iBookstore catalog on Wednesday. The section includes classics such as Marvel's Captain America and Spider-Man.

Batwing: an African superhero for an American audience

Batwing is an AIDS orphan and a former child soldier. Guest blogger Sipho Hlongwane says DC Comics's latest character is believable, but Africans seek a hero who reforms system from within. 

Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman urge fans to help Africa

In a show of corporate social responsibility, DC Comics unleashes its superheroes on the problems in the Horn of Africa

'Watchmen' prequels provoke debate in comic book community

A prequel series will be released this summer, written by acclaimed comic book authors – but the original 'Watchmen' writer isn't involved.

Jerry Robinson, cartonist and Batman collaborator: an appreciation

Jerry Robinson helped to create Batman's protege Robin the Boy Wonder and may also have been the creator of the Joker, Batman's most memorable nemesis.

DC Comics: caught in the middle of the tablet wars

Barnes and Noble's decision to pull graphic novels by DC Comics from their stores is the latest salvo in a showdown between the two book giants.

Final week of DC’s 'All New 52': The big guys add some punch

Aquaman, the Flash, Hawkman, and Superman headline the last batch of first issues of revamped story lines from DC Comics.

Women are in the spotlight as DC Comics ‘All New 52’ rollout continues

Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Catwoman, and the Birds of Prey are among the 12 new #1’s this week.

Superman and Batman lead the charge of the "new" DC Comics

The first week of DC Comics relaunch highlights the diversity of the new line.

"Justice League #1": a new start for DC Comics

With today’s release of "Justice League #1," DC Comics launches a bold initiative to restart its superhero comics lines with "The New 52."

Ryan Reynolds as superhero in 'Green Lantern': movie review

In 'Green Lantern,' Ryan Reynolds gives a light touch to the latest superhero to jump out of DC Comics.

Green Lantern: Review

In an early review of 'Green Lantern,' Killer Film blogger Matt Keith finds that special effects and Mark Strong, as evil genius Sinestro, rule the day. 'Green Lantern' hits theaters June 17.

'Thor' comes to the big screen: What's a Norse god doing in a Marvel comic?

The summer's first blockbuster, 'Thor,' takes a character from the Norse pantheon to the big screen – by way of the Marvel stable of superheroes.

Google logo gets a 'Spirited' look

To celebrate the 94th birthday of comic book legend Will Eisner, Google's Doodle bases its look today on Eisner’s classic character 'The Spirit.'

From Shadow to Light: The Life & Art of Mort Meskin

DC Comics artist Mort Meskin’s remarkable talent is showcased in this retrospective on his life and work.

Is Gotham City ready for two Batmans?

The Bruce Wayne Batman is coming back – but the Dick Grayson Batman is staying put.

Blackest Night

The Black Lanterns are on the prowl in this highly anticipated comics collection.

Rough Justice

A chance to see the sketches behind the work of comic book master Alex Ross.

Superman, Spider-Man respond to a message of hope

For DC and Marvel comic book characters, "Blackest Night" is giving way to "Brightest Day"

Review: 'Watchmen'

Intensely violent superhero movie is a film noir for comic-book geeks.

Are comic books really at risk?