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Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo Remind Us Why We Love Raven

Over the past few months, DC has carved out a space for exciting, authentic and brave Young Adult storytelling.

Under the Moon Delves Into the Darker Side of Growing Up

Lauren Myracle and Isaac Goodhart reimagine an iconic Batman antagonist-slash-love-interest in Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale, and

The Batman Who Laughs: Happiness in Horror

The Batman Who Laughs: Horror in Happiness

As we move ever closer to the end of The Batman Who Laughs, it's becoming more and more clear that the seven-issue mini

Brilliant Women of Batman: Harley Quinn Comes Into her Own

Even among the colorful denizens of Gotham City, Harleen Quinzel is unique.

The Batman Who Laughs: Sins of the Father

Something that's constantly surprised me about The Batman Who Laughs miniseries is the focus on Bruce as a family man.

Under the Moon: Lauren Myracle Introduces Us to a Young Selina Kyle

Bestselling author Lauren Myracle has been tasked with reimagining one of the most iconic Bat-characters of all-time for Young Adult readers with her upcoming graphic novel

The Strange and Super-Powered History of Superman and Shazam

It might seem crazy, but at one point Shazam was the most popular comic book superhero in the world.

Brilliant Women of Batman: Poison Ivy Steals it with a Kiss

Over the years, Batman has tangled with many marvelous and thorny women.

Everything You Need to Know about Shazam!'s Seven Deadly Sins

When Mark Strong was cast as Dr. Sivana, it seemed pretty clear that the brilliant British actor was going to be a fearsome foe for Asher Angel's Billy Batson and Zachary Levi's Shazam.

The Batman Who Laughs: Through the Eyes of a Child

After getting to know the Grim Knight in last month's one-shot, we're headed straight back into the mind of Bruce Wayne and his

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