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Rare High-Grade Copy of Brainiac’s First Appearance Heads to Auction Ahead of His Big Screen Debut
What makes Brainiac one of the most sought-after DC keys of the Silver Age.
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One of DC’s Best Comics Deserves a Prestige HBO Series, Not a Place in James Gunn’s DCU
An Election Day case for Mitchell Hundred’s campaign for a TV mayor.
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After Clayface, The Batman Villain With the Best DC Jump Scare Needs a Spinoff
Now that Clayface seems destined to turn a tidy profit, DC Studios should be looking to expand its roster of villain-led spinoffs. Here’s who should be up next.
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DC Broke Its Weirdest Silver Age Rule for the Cover of This Iconic Villain’s First Appearance
How Gorilla Grodd bucked a company-wide trend that helped give us some of DC’s strangest villains.
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46 Years Ago, This DC Movie Was Really Two Movies in One (& You Can Still See the Difference)
One troubled production, two directors, and two wildly different visions.
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Netflix Is About to Lose the DC Movie That Should Have Changed the Franchise (But Instead Helped End It)
The hierachy didn’t change, but the franchise did.
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This 1940 Superman Game Is A Throwback To The Hero’s Earliest Days (With An Extraordinary Twist)
How one detail turns this game from ultra-rare to one-of-a-kind.
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Batman ’66 Once Aired an Episode That Adam West Absolutely Hated & It Introduced The Caped Crusader’s Most Meme’d Gadget
Even by the wonderfully weird standards of ’60s Batman, this episode managed to push the Caped Crusader into territory nobody saw coming.
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The Secret History of Batman: The Animated Series’ Darkest Episode (And Why Fox Scrapped It)
Batman: The Animated Series nearly made a dark episode—until Fox Kids decided the idea went too far.










