Are DC’s Comics Actually Darker Than Marvel’s?
DC Comics has long had a reputation for being a more lighthearted, traditional, and “nice” universe of superheroes and supervillains. […]
DC’s Biggest Young Hero Isn’t Who You Think
Since 2019, one of DC’s most successful endeavors has been its graphic novels targeted toward young adults and children. Branded […]
REVIEW: DC’s Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville #1
Fire and Ice are a dynamite duo ready to take the world by storm. Unfortunately for them, they’ve been sent […]
REVIEW: DC’s Birds of Prey #1
Dinah Lance — Black Canary — is one of the DCU’s most elite fighters. But even she can’t face everything […]
DC’s The Penguin Highlights a Tired and Outdated Trend in Mainstream Comics
DC’s The Penguin #1 (by Tom King, Rafael De Latorre, Marcelo Maiolo, and Clayton Cowles) marks a tonal overhaul for […]
Geoff Johns’ Creator-Owned Series Reimagined DC’s Most Obscure Characters
Geoff Johns has become one of the most popular comic book writers of the past few decades. He was instrumental […]
DC’s British Invasion Changed The Comic Industry For The Better
DC Comics has produced many of the greatest works of sequential art of the last 40 years. Since the mid-1980s, […]
Has The Flash Become DC’s Unluckiest Property?
The Flash is one of DC Comics’ premiere heroes, with the Scarlet Speedster being a mainstay in the Justice League. […]
Why Does Winning the Knight Terrors Crossover Feel Like a Loss for DC’s Superheroes?
This week, Knight Terrors, DC’s crossover event that took control of every title and replaced them with nightmarish miniseries, came […]
DC’s Former Editor in Chief Shows Off His Blue Beetle Shirt
Dan DiDio was the man in charge of DC Comics back in 2005 when the company published Countdown to Infinite […]