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We’re Swooning Over These Variant Covers from DC’s Pride Anthology

By Chelsea Steiner Mar 15th
Six of the Most Iconic Women Journalists in Comics History

By Alyssa Shotwell Mar 8th
Things We Saw Today: Bill Murray and Eddie Murphy Were Almost Batman and Robin?!?

By Chelsea Steiner Mar 6th
Which Comics Is ‘The Batman’ Based On?

By D.R. Medlen Mar 4th
How to Watch DC FanDome 2021 This Weekend and What’s in Store for Us!

By Rachel Leishman Oct 15th
Titans Returns With a Bang in Three-Episode Season Premiere Drop

By Princess Weekes Aug 16th
Tim Drake, the Best Robin AS Robin, Is the Newest LGBTQ Mainstream Comic Book Character

By Princess Weekes Aug 11th
More Comic Creators Speak Out About Paltry Pay for Lucrative Characters They Crafted

By Princess Weekes Aug 11th
After Reading the First Issue of Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour I Too Wish to Commence a Queer Girl Road Trip

By Briana Lawrence Aug 5th
Our Exclusive First Look at the Book Trailer to DC’s I Am Not Starfire Shows That Good Parental Intentions Don’t Always End Well

By Briana Lawrence Jul 16th
Best Podcast The Last Podcast on the Left Is Making a Foray into DC Horror Comics

By Kaila Hale-Stern Jul 15th
DC Announces Their Comic-Con@Home Panel Line-Up

By Chelsea Steiner Jul 7th
The Marvel vs. DC Debate Is Tired. Comic Fans Unite!

By Jamie Gerber Jun 3rd
Pride Month Reads: DC’s Poison Ivy Thorns Gives Teenage Pamela Isley a Queer Gothic Origin Story

By Briana Lawrence Jun 1st
Netflix’s Sweet Tooth Trailer Embarks on an Extraordinary Adventure and I’m Here for It

By Lyra Hale Apr 29th
DC Horror Imprint to Start With The Conjuring Comic

By Lyra Hale Apr 23rd
DC Comics Announces the Next Generation of Supes With ‘Superman: Son of Kal-El’

By Chelsea Steiner Apr 21st
Who Is The Suicide Squad’s Starro, DC’s Killer Starfish? (From Space?!)

By Jessica Mason Apr 13th
A Comic History of Blackfire and Starfire’s Conflict as They Approach a Clash on Titans

By Princess Weekes Mar 5th
In Living Color: The Revival of Photon and Nubia Is an Important Elevation of Black Heroines

By Princess Weekes Feb 24th