Batman’s Silver Age look from the '60s is best known for its classic blue and gray Batsuit, complemented by the bright yellow oval and black bat logo. This basic design would serve as the ...

A brand-new chapter in Batman’s life is about to begin and he’s bringing back a classic look that Caped Crusader fans are ...

In DC Comics’ 2005-2006 event series Infinite Crisis‘ third issue, readers met Texas teenager Jaime Reyes. Months after the tragic death of Ted Kord (the second Blue Beetle), Jaime Reyes finds ...

DC's Dark Crisis crossover kicks off in the aftermath of the Justice League's annihilation. So which heroes rise up to fill the void in Dark Crisis #1? Spoilers ahead!

Rumors of a Zatanna movie or TV show have been around since 2018, but picked up a new sense of momentum when news broke that JJ Abrams would be producing a Justice League Dark TV series for HBO Max.

As you can see, the new logo is definitely a shift from what DC Comics have used on their flagship Batman comic for the past decade. Ever since the New 52 publishing initaitive began, the mainline ...

While Jaime Reyes has been the main focus of DC’s Blue Beetle comics since his debut in 2006, the Blue Beetle franchise has a long history dating back to the early years of the comic book industry.

The DC Studios logo is actually a take on the DC Comics logo used from 1976-2005, a nearly 30-year period that was an absolute highlight of the publisher’s creative efforts.

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When Soto signed on to direct “Blue Beetle,” DC Comics had moved the superhero’s hometown from El Paso, Texas, to the fictional Palmera City. Hometowns are important in telling the origin ...

The logo graced comics and other works for nearly 30 years before being retired in 2005. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer DC is going into the future by looking to the past. The entertainment ...

The Jaime Reyes version of the Blue Beetle has only been around in the pages of DC Comics since 2006. But since then, he’s made quite an impact. A legacy hero , Jaime Reyes is the third to wear ...