Representation of non-Abrahamic religions and spiritual traditions, particularly in the mainstream comics universe, is minimal. Even when they are portrayed in comics, their presentation, as Singh and ...

For DC fans, the name “Adam Blake” absolutely raised an eyebrow or two, as that is the civilian name of none other than Captain Comet. Created by Julius Schwartz, John Broome, and Carmine ...

That’s certainly the case for one character from DC Comics. Comet the Super-Horse has a long history in DC Comics, yet he hasn’t extensively appeared in years.

DC Comics' Justice League is famous for its varied roster of superheroes, from the bold and powerful to the brightest minds in the universe. ... Captain Comet Is a Hyper-Evolved Human ...

The historically important DC Comics series Strange Adventures was launched in 1950 and ran for 244 issues before ending in 1973. ... including Captain Comet, Animal Man, ...

The idea of Diana being the first DC Comics superhero of the 20th century to emerge ... if not the team, repurposed from Earth D, led by Captain Comet, Prince Re-Man, Automan, Tiger-Man, and ...

Meanwhile, DC Comics acquired the rights to produce new material featuring Fawcett’s original Captain Marvel, which was ironic seeing as how they once sued that character right off the printed page.

The reason for this was that in 1972, DC Comics acquired the other Captain Marvel from Fawcett. Due to Marvel's trademark, they couldn't publish a comic under his name and called it Shazam instead.

From there, DC licensed the original Captain Marvel and other characters from Fawcett in 1972, as reported by i09, but couldn't call him Captain Marvel because now Marvel Comics had trademarked ...

A Sikh Captain America? Why Religious Diversity Matters in the Comics Universe “Captain America doesn’t wear a beard and a turban, and he’s white.” Vishavjit Singh looked at the boy who ...