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LD Comics returns to the Cartoon Museum in London this autumn to showcase comic creation and illustration. Full details of its “LD Comics x Cartoon Museum: Meeting Creators and Each Other” event on Thursday 15th October 2026 have now been revealed.

As much as their adaptations have struggled on the big screen, the world of DC Comics has absolutely thrived on television. From the dawn of the DC Animated Universe to the sunset of the Arrowverse, comic book fans have often looked to the small screen for the best adaptations of their favorite characters — especially…

In 1938, the world changed forever with the debut of Superman. A Man of Steel who fights for a better tomorrow, Superman has shown what it means to be a hero for nearly a century. As such an old character, DC Comics’ premier superhero has undergone numerous changes to his story, powers, and supporting cast,…

It has been 30 years since DC Comics set out to give Hal Jordan the redemption arc that he needed. This came after the 1993 “Reign of the Supermen” storyline, which saw Mongul and Cyborg Superman destroy Jordan’s former home of Coast City and kill all seven million people living there. The Green Lantern wanted…

Happy Friday and welcome to Fantastic Five, our celebration of the best comics of the week! This week saw an astonishing three perfect 10s, two of which came from DC. Let’s get to the books!

Action Comics #1102 strands young Clark on doomed Krypton with fading powers, a strange cousin, and a jailbreak to plan before Earth chokes on Kryptonite.

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Jared Jacobs, the artist behind ‘Cheddar Bacon Studios’, has a knack for taking the small inconveniences and strange situations of everyday life and pushing them just far enough to become genuinely funny. His comics exaggerate both the insanity and relatability of being an adult.