DC Comics Archives DC Comics is one of the largest and oldest American comic book companies, and a subsidiary of Warner Bros. since 1967. Popular characters published by the company include: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Green Arrow, Hawkman, Cyborg and Supergirl. Popular DC Comics teams include Justice League, Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey, Teen Titans, and Watchmen.
Former US Army Cavalry Officer and pulp writer Major Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson founded the precursor to the company we now know as DC Comics, National Allied Publications in autumn 1934. His first comic book, the tabloid-sized New Fun: The Big Comic Magazine #1 was cover dated February 1935 .
Detective Comics, a detective-themed anthology series, debuted with a March 1937 cover date, and would introduce Batman to the world with Detective Comics #27, cover-dated May 1939. The initials "D.C." in DC Comics come from the title Detective Comics.
The publisher would release its most important issue ever with Action Comics #1, cover-dated June 1938, and the comic book that introduced Superman to the world.
As a subsidiary of Warner Bros, the publisher's characters and teams have been the subject of numerous tv series, films, and games.
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Justice Society of America #9 Preview: Ruby's Fiery Euro Rampage Tom King likes Douglas Adams' The HitchHiker's Guide To The Galaxy. And in this week's Wonder Woman #7, we get to see more of that.
This Tuesday sees the publication of Titans #9 and Nightwing #112, and both look at the impact of the Beast World event on Beast Boy.
In John Constantine: Hellblazer - Dead in America #3, Constantine wrangles more than spirits as he faces the mythic American frontier.
In Wonder Woman #7, Supes and Diana go cosmic to buy a birthday bauble for the Bat. Talk about out-of-this-world gift-giving!
In Superman #12, witness the paradoxical team-up of Superman's brains and Lex's brawn in a battle for Metropolis's soul.
Writer of the Batman movie from 1989, Sam Hamm, has continued to write that story with Batman '89: Echoes from DC Comics.
Dive into Catwoman #63 as Selina turns undersea savior. But with a brainwashed director involved, is this heist destined to sink?
Alfred dusts off the Bat-Signal for a game of Where's Waldo: Gotham Edition in Batman '89: Echoes #2. Will anyone answer the call?
In Batman/Superman: World's Finest #25, Joker meets Luthor—like a supervillain Tinder but with more potential for global destruction.
In this week's Titans #9, the superhero PR nightmare continues. Can the Titans spin this story before it spins them?
Will Nightwing #112 solve Dick's high-flying dysfunction, or will Batman need to call comic industry's erectile experts? Stay tuned.
While James Gunn was posting his holiday videos on Threads, he was asked, apropos of nothing, "Btw, do you have any favorite new 52 books?"
Who knew Lex Luthor had Titan-related secrets? Discover revelations in Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong #6 this Tuesday.
In the latest Green Lantern: War Journal #7, John Stewart's taste for cosmic DIY might just unravel reality itself. Buckle up.
Get ready to fling some comic book poo with the DC universe in Ape-Ril Special #1. It's a real zoo in there!
Okay, you have been very patient, here are the full DC Comics June 2024 solicits and solicitations - more than just Batman, we promise.
Here's a gathering of the DC Comics' June 2024 solicits for Dick Grayson, Damian Wayne, Barbara Gordon, Pamela Islely, Selina Kyle, etc
Ahead of Absolute Power, here are June 2024 solicits for Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Superman, Action Comics, Green Arrow and Titans.
DC Comics solicitations for June 2024 will be out in force in a few hours, but a few things are sneaking out such as Batman #148 and #149.
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Gavin Guidry and Jonathan Case have been added as artists to Birds Of Prey #8, out in May, replacing Javier Pina on the comic book series.
Every year, DC Comics runs a bunch of variant covers on certain comic book series for Pride Month. This year, they have collected a number.
The most recently solicited Justice Society of America #11 for April, has now had all its orders cancelled, and will be resolicited for June.
DC Comics is to honour Rachel Pollack and her work in memorium, with her own DC Pride: A Celebration volume timed for Pride Month.
Amanda Waller tries her hand at clairvoyance in the latest Suicide Squad: Dream Team #1. Can she really see the future, or is it just gas?
Tomorrow sees the publication of Batman & Robin #7, Action Comics #1063 and Suicide Squad Dream Team #1 from DC Comics.
Wesley Dodds: The Sandman by Robert Venditti and Riley Rossmo has been exploring the move of a pacifist to superhero in the nineteen forties.