In November 1992, Mike Kennedy, the co-owner of Planet Comics in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, rented a casket. Before the store opened, he arranged it inside the store and covered it in a homemade red cape. Outside, more than 80 customers lingered, hoping for a chance to participate in what had become a pop culture event.

DC has quietly reintroduced the concept of a ‘street-level Superman’—but this time, it’s not the Man of Steel himself; he’s part of the Bat-Family.

Doomsday has officially crowned Lois Lane’s Superwoman with a title that underscores her as a far greater threat than Superman ever could be. She then calls out his manipulations, admitting that ...

It's also been revealed that Avengers: Doomsday's working title is "For All Time Productions UK." Loki fans will remember that "For All Time. Always" is the TVA's motto and likely a reference to ...

While the above piece of fan art is pretty epic, artist Adam Spizak imagined a more gory version of his Avengers: Doomsday poster. Once again combining Doom and Iron Man, we see Tony Stark's skull still in said helmet. Check it out below:

When Marvel announced the follow-up to the original Secret Wars at a retailers conference in 1985, it was roundly booed for running out of new ideas. Its sales manager Carol Kalish waited for quiet and then said: “Let's be honest. Secret Wars was crap, right? But did it sell?"

The filmmaker and studio executive has already made tweaks to the movie, changing the title from Superman: Legacy to just Superman. "I thought maybe the title had a looking back feeling about it ...