Before there was Static, there was Lightning. DC’s original electricity-themed Black superhero, Jefferson Pierce, made his debut in 1977, which means the character turns five decades old next year. It
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Mister Miracle thought he could escape anything. In DC All In Saga: The New Gods #1 he cannot get out of the job he has just been handed. Scott Free
As we covered before, Tom King is leaving Wonder Woman. (Don’t worry about his future job prospects; he’s head writer on just about every James Gunn DC cinematic project.) We
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In 2024 DC launched a new line of books under the banner “All-In.” The line was heralded with the one-shot book DC All In Special #1, which will continue its story
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It’s been a while, but comics writer Tom King is ready to let go of the Wonder Woman book. He became its scribe upon release of the rebooted #1 in
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Earlier this month DC launched three new titles in its Next Level line: Legion of Super-Heroes #1, Teen Titans #1, and The Doom Patrol #1. It would appear these books have
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DC’s December 2026 solicitations keep asking its heroes who they are once the costume, the powers, or the other name gets taken away. Batman #16 opens with Bruce Wayne shot
With New York Comic-Con (NYCC) fast approaching, DC Comics has laid out a preview of their full presence at the con this year: a larger booth, big panels and many
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Years ago, DC and its parent company Warner Bros declared the third Saturday in September would henceforth be Batman Day and they would be releasing their most ambitious Bat-Products on
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DC has three 25th issues on the schedule for November 2026, and all three are oversize. Absolute Superman #25 is the finale of “Get Brainiac,” written by Jason Aaron with
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