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DC today revealed the ten DC Vertigo comic book series that will publish in 2026, beginning in February, during its NYCC panel “DC Vertigo: We’re Back!” Moderated by DC Executive Editor Chris Conroy, the panel marked the first public unveiling of Vertigo’s new slate since the imprint’s revival was announced at last year’s Comic Con.

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‘The Five’ analyzes Democrats’ reaction to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination amid the rise in political violence.

The copy of The Avengers #1 published in 1963 marks the very first appearance of the premier superhero team.

Clayfaceis opening in theaters, bringing one of DC’s most grotesque villains into the live-action DCU franchise. A lot is hinging on the film’s performance: DC Studios has had a year of mixed results, with a major tentpole film like Supergirl flopping, while HBO’s Lanternsseries became a major breakout hit. Clayfaceis taking the DCU deep into…

Another day, another Dungeon Crawler Carl adaptation. That doesn’t lessen the excitement for the fanbase, however, and every interpretation of the world of Dungeon Crawler Carl brings with it something new to the explosively popular book series. Now entering the world of comics, the first Dungeon Crawler Carlcomic book issue is set to release in…

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Thu, October 22, 2026 at 11:00 AM UTC ClayfaceGives Comic Book Movies a FaceliftDC / Warner

Tony DeZuniga helped pave the way for Filipino artists in the American comic book industry, becoming the first Filipino artist to work for DC Comics. More than a decade after his death, his wife, Tina DeZuniga, is continuing to share his legacy with the community where their love story began.

Ecole John Stubbs Memorial School student Elliott is vying for a chance to become the next Stan Lee Super Kid and get his own Marvel superhero identity. (Kristi Lemire)