DC will make history this summer, with the first treasury-size comic starring Superman released in over two decades.

Critics are raving thanks to CinemaCon screenings! Universal's reimagining of Dreamworks' How to Train Your Dragon is hailed as the definitive live-action remake.

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Hero for All is a new DC Comics Treasury Edition, harkening back to the oversized comics of years gone by, telling epic tales ...

The first crossover of DC’s All In era has finally arrived in the pages of Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #38, and it makes a strong first impression. Mark Waid, Clayton Henry, Tamra Bonvillain, and ...

Superman director James Gunn has marked the occasion of the 85th anniversary of the debut of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen with ...

Slott is new to DC, but not to superhero comics — between the three of them, their years of experience in writing superheroes ...

Batman/Superman World's Finest Issue 38 starts a corssover that connects it to the main universe, starting with a fight ...

Before James Gunn ’s  Superman   hits the big screen this July, DC fans will get a sneak peek into the Man of Steel’s early days in a new prequel novel titled  Superman: Welcome to Metropolis , ...

The highly anticipated Superhero Movie Thunderbolts* set to be released in Cinemas by 1st of May has been keeping fans on ...

DC's Superman prequel novel Welcome to Metropolis gets official release date ahead of the upcoming 2025 movie.