Absolute Superman has completley rewritten the character, but it also honors every version of DC's best character.

Every Version of Clayface, Explained. ... Introduced in Bill Finger and Sheldon Moldoff's Detective Comics #298, ... but he has to dip himself into the pool to maintain his powers.

From the Zeo Rangers to the Time Force Rangers, Cosmic Fury, and beyond, fans have so many Power Rangers teams to choose from on TV. In BOOM! Studios comics, there are even more. The best teams ...

After Jake's Takes interviewer Jake Hamilton mentioned an audience response to a Krypto scene involving the Engineer, Eve ...

image credit: marvel comics Bucky Barnes was Steve Rogers’ sidekick during World War II, and was believed to be dead when he sacrificed himself to stop a rocket.

Every version of The Flash, ... Bart Allen is a far cry from the heroic Speedster that fans know from the comics. ... Barry goes back in time to prevent himself from stopping his mother’s murder.

Returning five years later in the 1981 serial The Keeper of Traken (this time played by Geoffrey Beevers), the Decayed Master was once again trying to restore himself, and this time, he succeeded ...

I've carefully considered every major theatrical or adaptation of A Christmas Story and rated each in terms of holiday spirit, Dickensian whimsy, and Scrooge-osity to arrive at the definite, no ...

And anyway, every time he sees himself come on screen, he tries to murder himself." You may like Superman has a Krypto-themed pup-corn bucket ready for its big release, including a literal dog ...

In The Sandman, she flirts with ghosts, banishes demons mid-hangover, and walks through death like she’s done it before.

Pariah, meanwhile, found himself connected to the Anti-Monitor, so that every time the latter was about to destroy a world, Pariah would find himself teleported to it.