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Superman once again proved his enduring strength in the high-end collectibles market as a rare copy of Action Comics #1, the landmark 1938 issue that introduced the Man of Steel to the world, realized $1,525,000 during Heritage Auctions’ July Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction. The sale of the iconic first appearance ranked among the…

Superman and Batman are undoubtedly the two biggest names in DC Comics and the most famous superheroes of all time. Oftentimes referred to as the World’s Finest, the Man of Tomorrow and Caped Crusader are fire-forged brothers in arms who have teamed up countless times to save the universe. However, there have been just as…

Welcome to the Couch Club, our recurring column devoted to all things #DCTV! This week, Joshua Lapin-Bertone confronts the future with the cast of My Adventures with Superman.  

Absolute Superman #21 concludes “Reign of the Superman” as the final battle with King Shazam determines which Man of Steel will rule.

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s… James Gunn’s “Superman” finally crashing into theaters! After what felt like an eternity in orbit, the long-awaited David Corenswet-led relaunch of the DC Universe touched down on Earth in July 2025, having poetically escaped the destruction of the doomed world that came before.

Not too long ago, DC found itself in a very interesting position. The superhero giant had to find a way to seamlessly transition from its previous cinematic universe, dubbed the DC Extended Universe (or DCEU for short), to a new interconnected franchise of projects, simply named the DC Universe. Unfortunately, this change wasn’t as smooth…

Superman Unlimited #15 hits stores Wednesday. Jon Kent and Damian Wayne turn the Batcave into a war zone. What could possibly go wrong?

With Supergirl’s lackluster performance now behind it, the DCU is moving forward in a big way, particularly when it comes to the small screen. Last week, it was reported that DC Crime, the Jimmy Olsen-centric television series in the works may have found its big villain with talent in talks for the role of Gorilla…

The current story arc of Superman Unlimitedhas been about Jon Kent discovering his own identity beyond being Superman and Lois Lane’s son. While he’s managed to potentially find that identity as Tomorrow Man, he has another problem on his hands. The younger version of himself he thought he’d saved on Earth-3 is nothis younger self…