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The Perfect Impermanence of Batman

Superhero comics are a funny thing. They've been around forever—in Batman's case, over eighty years.

Supergirl's New Season Premiere Couldn't Be Better Timed

It’s surprising when you think about it, but we’ve gone almost a year without the Girl of Steel.

In Brightest Day: Twelve Iconic Moments in the Green Lantern Saga

Blending sci-fi wonder with superhero thrills, DC’s Green Lantern mythology is everything you could want from an ongoing saga, and this week we’re celebrating its 80^th anniversary.

First Look: Gotham Girl vs. Robin

The Boy Wonder faces the most powerful superhuman in Gotham City in this shocking sneak peek at tomorrow’s Batman #77.

DC's Newest Teen Titans Go Full Throttle

DC Rebirth has officially hit a milestone—we have recast our current Teen Titans team!

The Flash: Godspeed is Here

If you’ve been reading DCComics.com for a while, you may, if you can remember all the way back to the beginning of Rebirth, have read my

Heroes in Crisis: Hope, or Something Like It

Alright guys, we're officially six issues in and I think it’s finally time to talk about Wally West.

The Heart of the Matter: Batman's Rebirth Road So Far

SPOILER ALERT: The below article discusses events and twists from this month’s BATMAN #50.

Leaving Themyscira: James Robinson Says Goodbye to Wonder Woman

Just ask Steve Trevor—it’s hard to say goodbye to Wonder Woman.

DC Comics Art Academy Featuring Alex Sinclair (2017)

Welcome to the DC Comics Art Academy, a series of art tutorials recorded at Comic-Cons featuring many of the gifted and unique artists working for DC today. In today's installment, we talk to colorist extraordinaire Alex Sinclair, who takes us step-by-step through coloring a Jim Lee Wonder Woman cover. It's a unique look at an underappreciated skill, as Alex discusses the importance of flatting, his approach to rendering details and his tricks to making certain characters stand out through color.

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