The New History of the DC Universe #1 reinterprets Darkseid’s origins by suggesting that “the Source granted its residents a ...

1) Superman DC Comics Superman has always represented the pinnacle of humanity, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that he would be ranked as the best DC father.

There are many Flashes among the worlds of DC's Multiverse, but not all are versions of Barry Allen, Wally West, or Jay Garrick. Jess Chambers was the Flash of Earth-11.

Wally West is considered by many the best Flash, and would be perfect for a My Adventures with … series. Wally West’s stories can go in several directions.

The comic concludes with Wally West finding Heat Wave, apparently a man made of molten magma, hiding in the sewers of Iron Heights. Absolute Flash #4 is now available at comic shops everywhere.

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No, not the Japanese superhero. DC Comics’ Ultraman is a villain. And although the version we see in the Superman trailer looks different, he does boast Ultraman’s “U” emblem on his chest.

Absolute Flash #4 races into comic shops on June 18th, featuring Wally West seeking refuge in Central City's youth mission Writer Jeff Lemire and artist AL Kaplan explore the consequences of a ...

Jonah Hex is a DC's grizzled bounty hunter and is no stranger to the Wild West. McFarlane Toys is now adding to the adventure of this DC Comics western anti-hero as they continue their DC Direct ...

For 90 years, DC Comics continuity has largely been a mess. In 1985, DC attempted to streamline its multiple timelines and characters with the epic mini-series Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Clayface is a recurring Batman villain identity used by multiple individuals in DC Comics. The first Clayface, Basil Karlo, debuted in Detective Comics #40 (1940), created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger.