While there are all sorts of alternate versions of iconic heroes in the DC Universe, some aren't heroes; they're villains.

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AMC Theaters is giving DC Comics fans the chance to take home multiple 90th anniversary popcorn buckets featuring some truly ...

DC Comics boss Jim Lee has commented on the "advantage" manga and anime has over American comics – and how he enjoys the ...

Boss Battle #1 pits some DC Universe icons against heroes and villains from other worlds, but what happens when Superman goes ...

New Spider-Man/Superman variant covers by Frank Miller, E.M. Gist, Humberto Ramos, and Gary Frank have been revealed, along ...

The DC Comic universe is changing as the toy license moves from McFarlane Toys to Mattel at the end of the year ...

Queen Studios unveils a new InArt action figure of Batman: The Red Death from DC’s Dark Nights: Metal event. This collectible ...

Jim Lee says manga’s broader genres and cultural reach explain global success, urging American comics to learn ...

The president of DC Comics has revealed what Japanese manga and anime do better than Western comics, noting how comics have a ...