The Late Show host announced he has a starring role in the DC Comics universe. The cover also features a nod to Colbert's past. Superman is seen promoting a book titled "I Am Superman and So Can You." ...

A preview of Absolute Batman #9 officially introduces Bane to DC's Absolute Universe, and he starts by crushing a man's skull ...

The true new look of Absolute Bane in Absolute Batman #9 by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragottam, revealed (Spoilers) ...

DC is gearing up to reinvent Bane, and the early teases promise a transformation that could redefine the character forever in ...

There have been tons of DC Comics characters adapted into live-action over the years, and some of them are even better than ...

Additionally, each story will feature “backup adventures” focused on other characters within the Marvel and DC Comics universes; the details regarding these other characters is currently unknown.

Batman and Deadpool are going to appear in two comic books later this year. Image: Dan Mora/DC Comics It will probably never happen on the big screen but in the comic book shops, Marvel and DC are ...

Elias Rodriguez, the suspected perpetrator in the murder of two Israeli embassy officials, made his first official court appearance on Thursday just hours after he was formally charged in the case.

Sales may not have been high, and DC Comics has had to run a number of Batman crossovers or Tom King tie-ins to raise interest.

The first DC Comics Ultraman was a member of the Crime Syndicate of Earth-3, first appearing in 1964’s Justice League of America #29. This was early during the emergence of DC’s Multiverse ...

A hero is only as good as the villains he faces, and DC has some ... Bottom line: Bane was created to be Batman’s equal, but you’d never know it from many of his appearances.

No, not the Japanese superhero. DC Comics’ Ultraman is a villain. And although the version we see in the Superman trailer looks different, he does boast Ultraman’s “U” emblem on his chest.