A new history of the DC Universe being told by Barry Allen, as he has travelled through time, though the extent of the knowledge he has gained from eras where there wasn't anywhere to stand on ...

One of these villains was a Yugoslavian dictator named Von Bach, flaunting meta-human physical abilities that could rival Diana’s. He initiated a battle that would see the demise of Captain Comet, and ...

September's Deadpool/Batman #1 will feature a number of stories crossing over Marvel and DC heroes — including one written by ...

DC Comics has created some amazing characters over the years, transforming the superhero into a form that would make them ...

Eventually, DC adopted his animated backstory to the comics canon. Ultimately, what makes Freeze so great is that he’s completely sympathetic, yet no less sinister because of it. 7.

DC’s War Comics Are Hugely Underrated (& JSA Reminds Us Why) JSA #8 features DC’s war heroes and it’s a reminder of how great the publisher’s war comics were.

Captain America and Batman prepare to fight in JLA/Avengers #2.© DC Comics/Marvel Comics The supervillain Prometheus stands victorious. after defeating Batman in JLA #16.© DC Comics ...

Amar Chitra Katha comics faced criticism in the past for their portrayal of gods as fair-skinned and "asuras" — often the antagonists to the gods — as dark-skinned with demonic facial features.

A Sikh Captain America? Why religious diversity matters in the comics universe 'I talk about equality, justice and about the universal light being present in every speck of creation,' Singh said ...