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The DC Multiverse continues to expand with new heroes and villains ready to join your collection from McFarlane Toys

McFarlane Toys will lose its 7-inch DC Multiverse license at the end of 2026, but new figures like Brainiac are still arriving — pre-order the DC Classic 7-inch Brainiac figure for $27.99, due July 2026

DC Comics has amazing heroes, and the reason they’ve reached that level is because of the quality of their villains. DC has created the most important antagonists in comics. Without characters like the Ultra-Humanite, Lex Luthor, the Joker, Two-Face, Reverse-Flash, Sinestro, Gorilla Grodd, Brainiac, and many more, supervillains in comics would look very different. Each…

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Following the announcement of its convention exclusives, IDW Publishing has revealed that it will debut a brand new booth design (#2729 on the show floor) at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 and host 25 signings and daily panels. The publisher will spotlight IP including Star Trek and Godzilla, as well as its genre-focused imprints

This week Captain America continues his journey in the underworld as we focus on Captain America #13 by Chip Zdarsky and Ton Lima. And in the Rapid Rundown we look at Inglorious X-Force and What If Jessica Jones Was Bitten by the Radioactive Spider?

Few DC writers have wreaked as much havoc across the DC multiverse as Tom Taylor…and he’s just getting started. The co-creator of imaginative out-of-continuity megahits like Injustice: Gods Among Us and DCeased is back this summer with the second volume ofhis high fantasy DC reimagining, Dark Knights of Steel II.But as if that’s not massive…

In episode five ofX-Men’97 season two, “Weapon X, Lies, and DVDs,” Wolverine puts together a squad of his former Team X comrades (and Morph) to infiltrate the site of a new Weapon X facility, the off-the-books government program that turned mutants into enhanced killing machines. There is a scene in this episode where Morph chances…

DC K.O. was the end of the first phase of DC All-In, pitting the heroes of the DC Multiverse in a battle for creation against Darkseid, who had found the key to taking over everything in DC All-In #1. The story was sold to readers as a tournament arc, but didn’t really follow the rules…