With the cinematic DC Universe emphasizing legacy, it should establish the existence of various Golden Age heroes, ... This was the era in which DC and comics as a whole got their start, ...

Well, well, well, if it isn't the latest sorry attempt for some of our arcane heroes to find everlasting youth and relevancy. New Golden Age Special Edition #1, an upcoming DC Comic scheduled for ...

Golden Age Mister Miracle (Image credit: DC). What we thought: There's no actual Golden Age Mister Miracle in real-world comics from the '40s, but DC fans will immediately know the modern-day ...

But while Flashpoint Beyond left readers with a lot of questions about The Thirteen, this week’s The New Golden Age #1 offers up full details about these mysterious figures, offering readers ...

The New Age of Heroes, DC Comics newest publishing initiative, kicks off this week in the pages of Damage #1. ... While someone like Plastic Man has been around since the Golden Age, ...

Both titles will headline what’s been deemed a “New Golden Age,” in reference to the era of American comics from 1938-1956 that introduced several comic book heroes we know today, including ...

New Golden Age #1 by Geoff Johns, Steve Lieber, Jerry Ordway and Diego Olortegui is published by DC Comics on Tuesday, the 8th of November.. NEW GOLDEN AGE #1 (ONE SHOT) CVR A MIKEL JANIN (W ...

A new book chronicling the history of DC Comics is going way back to see where Batman and other heroes really began, and The Hollywood Reporter has a look inside.. The Golden Age of DC Comics ...

Next week, DC debuts The New Golden Age #1, which ushers in what DC has called a "new Golden Age" of its superhero universe. And the publisher recently retconned a bunch of new "Golden Age" heroes ...

Though the superhero comics were the top sellers, other genres emerged during the Golden Age. Horror and crime were popular, notably The Spirit , a masked detective who captured villains and ...

The book also covers DC's leading characters expanding into other media, including radio, ... and 40,000 titles later, The Golden Age of DC Comics shows the humble genesis of so many indelible images.