The DC Multiverse is not done just yet as McFarlane Toys continues to bring DC Comics to life including some new Supermen ...

He transformed his son into a Cyborg – a living computer. Created by DC Comics writer Marv Wolfman and artist George Pérez, Cyborg was a fan favorite and is the founding member of the Justice ...

In the early ‘70s, Jack Kirby famously left Marvel Comics to work for rival DC, where he created iconic characters like Darkseid and the New Gods. But he also created a lesser-known character ...

While it's hard to imagine, Cyborg Superman now has both the power and the opportunity to finally live up to the "S" on his chest. DC vs Vampires: World War V #7 is on sale from DC Comics on March ...

DC Comics has provided ComicBook.com with an exclusive preview of Cyborg #5, from writer David […] By Jamie Lovett September 6, 2017, 9:18am ...

DC Comics has canceled its monthly Cyborg comic, according to writer Marv Wolfman. The recently released Cyborg #23 will serve as the series' final issue, with the previously solicited Cyborg #24 ...

The "Booyah" catchphrase for the DC Comics character Cyborg has been a controversial one. Invented for the comedy kids cartoon Teen Titans, it has been used ironically in the comic books ...

He fought the Ted Kord version of Blue Beetle, in what was his first DC Comics ongoing series. Conrad Carapax was an archaeologist who often competed with Dan Garrett, the original Blue Beetle.

(Image Source: DC / Travis Moore) The larger problem lay with one of Cyborg’s most underrated ... Matt Morrison has been writing about comics and superheroes for nearly two decades.

Later, Victoria revived it, for her own nefarious ends. But the OMAC has a long history at DC Comics, both as a hero, and also as many, many villains. As with many important pieces of comics lore ...

The Blue Beetle film, starring Xolo Maridueña as our titular hero Jaime Reyes, draws from DC Comics lore to give us the villainous Carapax, a.k.a. the Indestructible Man. Carapax is the comic ...