Tag: DC Comics
ComicsPRO ’25: Marvel & DC to crossover again later this year
The new DC/Marvel crossover will come in the form of a pair of one-shots due out later this year.
DC Comics May 2025 Solicitations
Full solicitations information and cover images for DC Comics titles scheduled to ship in May 2025.
ComicsPRO ’25: Mark Waid and Skylar Patridge explore the early days of the Boy...
Part of the "Summer of Superman" initiative!
ComicsPRO ’25: Sophie Campbell to write and draw new SUPERGIRL ongoing series
The Maiden of Might joins the "Summer of Superman" publishing initiative!
ComicsPRO ’25: Ahead of his big screen debut, KRYPTO rockets into his own miniseries...
"A heartfelt and moving view of humanity, good and bad, through the empathic eyes of the ultimate outsider."
ComicsPRO ’25: Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez relaunch BATMAN ongoing series this September
A new blue and gray costume, batmobile, and so much more!
Acclaimed writer Jeremy Adams signs exclusive contract with DC Comics
As one of the most prolific scribes in the entertainment industry today, Adams has been particularly effective as a pillar of the current DC catalog.
DC Round-Up: ZATANNA #1 will cast a spell on you
Zatanna #1 is the latest project from Jamal Campbell, one of the biggest stars currently working with DC Comics.
DC’s “We Are Yesterday” crossover teases the Crime Syndicate and Perpetua
The Legion of Doom has the Justice League on the ropes, as “We Are Yesterday” enters parts four and five this May!
MR. TERRIFIC: YEAR ONE coming from Letson & De Landro in May
The series explores the origins of the one of the smartest heroes in the DCU.
AQUAMANATEE is ready to make a splash in new early readers graphic novel
Meet the newest super sea creature courtesy of author Ben Clanton and illustrator Cassandra Federman this September!
DC Round-Up: GREEN LANTERN CORPS #1 successfully intermixes cop drama and cosmic spectacle
Green Lantern Corps #1 is a strong start and a welcome follow-up to last month's Green Lantern: Fractured Spectrum special.
