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DC and Marvel Built Hollywood’s Superhero Boom. Can ‘Superman,’ ‘Fantastic Four’ Reverse the Slump?
Comic-book movies have come a long way over the last 50 years, but Marvel and DC’s big guns mark a pivotal month for the genre
James Gunn's Superman has finally found the cure to superhero movie fatigue: just make them more like comics
James Gunn's Superman accomplishes the impossible task of launching the new DC Universe by embracing its comic book roots instead of trying to redefine them
DC Needs to Stop Treating Lois Lane Like a Sidekick
DC should remember that Lois Lane isn't Superman's sidekick, she's one of the greatest comic book characters of all time.
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Comics legend Jeff Lemire on ‘10,000 Ink Stains,’ DC & Marvel, and creative freedom
Jeff Lemire is an Eisner Award-winning comic book creator of titles such as “Essex County,” “Black Hammer,” “Descender” and “Sweet Tooth,” which was developed into a Netflix series. As well as writing and drawing his own publications,
Frankey Smith On Comics, Culture, And Carving Space For Diverse Voices
While it’s true that superheroes are fictional beings, that doesn’t mean there aren’t everyday people who are using their natural gifts or superpowers to create change.
All 11 DC Movies Releasing After Superman
DC Studios has an ambitious cinematic plan for the years ahead, with 11 movies already confirmed at different stages of development.
DC Killed A ‘Black Superman’ Movie For Being ‘Too Woke’ After The Rock’s ‘Black Adam’ Bombed: Report
The live-action Black Superman movie that was in the works at Warner Bros. was reportedly killed by CEO David Zaslav for being "too woke." The script was
'Superman' features 3 major cameos. One sets up the next movie in the DC Universe.
An A-lister makes an appearance in the new "Superman" movie, in reference to the hero's origin story.
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Superman Wasn’t Always So Squeaky Clean In Early Comics He Was A Radical Vigilante
In his first appearance in ravaged Depression-era America, the byline used to announce Superman’s debut was: “The Champion of the Oppressed.”
More than 20 years later, Batman and Deadpool will star in the new crossover between Marvel and DC
This historic event kicks off in September with two special comics, and in 2026, there will be more surprises.
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