The DC Universe is full of iconic heroes, many of whom appeared in movies far older than many realize. While audiences associate most DC characters with modern blockbusters or the DCEU era, several ...

DC Comics created ... popular DC team of the ’80s. Grayson graduated from being sidekick to his own hero, taking up the name of Nightwing, paying homage to Superman with a name from Kryptonian ...

The best Shazam comics to read today include a mix of classic stories and modern adventures. Top picks include "Superman/Shazam: First Thunder," "Shazam!: The Monster Society of Evil," "Shazam And ...

Fury of the Gods, there is no more Shazam in the DCU until James Gunn decides to bring him back into the fold. Besides Michael Shannon's General Zod, the closest fans got to see Superman face off ...

whose acerbic take on Lois Lane helped to define the character in the comics and Gene Hackman's campy but deliciously ruthless depiction of one of the best DC villains, Lex Luthor. A direct sequel to ...

What to Read Next But what if that narrative was as simplistic and reductive as the pre-’80s comics were accused ... Baston who could shout the word “Shazam” (which is, believe it or not ...

But what if that narrative was as simplistic and reductive as the pre-’80s ... Comics in the ‘40s. Captain Marvel was actually a young boy named Billy Baston who could shout the word “Shazam ...

I forget the comic ... Call Superman and Batman! International crises? Page Wonder Woman! But when Garguax, Emperor of the Moon, sets his sights on Gorilla City, that's when you shout Shazam!

One of them calls him Captain Marvel, which might be the name of Brie Larson's Marvel character now, but was the original name of Shazam in the pages of Fawcett Comics. The actor playing this ...