This morning, DC and Marvel made a joint announcement to confirm that, for the first time in decades, all of the publisher’s joint crossover comics will be collected and released in two new ...

B ack in late 2024, Marvel and DC reprinted DC Versus Marvel Omnibus and DC/Marvel: The Amalgam Age Omnibus, but those books have since gone out of print.In fact, it’s been over two decades ...

The backup features for Marvel/DC: Deadpool/Batman #1 will include iconic crossovers like Captain America/Wonder Woman, ...

Despite being competitors, DC & Marvel frequently collaborated on crossover events, ... Marvel Comics and DC Comics are the undisputed leaders of the American comic book industry.

It was announced earlier this year DC and Marvel comics are crossing over for the first time in 22 years. The long awaited event will start first with Marvel’s Deadpool/Batman followed by DC’s ...

The DC Versus Marvel Omnibus brings together some of the most mind-blowing crossovers in comics, ranging from 1976's fight between Superman and Spider-Man to 1995's grapple between Darkseid and ...

After years of their movies going up against each other, Marvel and DC Comics are coming together again on the page with a new crossover. At this week’s ComicsPro retailer expo, Marvel and DC ...

Marvel and DC's next comic crossover revealed: Deadpool and Batman — See a first look (exclusive) “The Big Two” finally unveil their long-kept secret and tease another crossover event in 2026.

When it comes to the comic book industry, there are several major publishing houses to keep in mind: Marvel, DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, BOOM! Box Studios and Image Comics are some of the biggest ...

It looks to be a lean year at this year's San Diego Comic-Con as most major movie studios are sitting out Hall H, including ...

DC Comics Editor-In-Chief Marie Javins and Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief CB Cebulski took to the stage this weekend at ComicsPRO, the comic book retailer summit held in Glendale, California. They ...

When he dropped out, Jack Kirby took over, and that ended up being his final work for Marvel Comics. In 1979, H.E.R.B.I.E. made his comic book debut in Fantastic Four #209 .