What lies ahead for DC Comics? Here’s a round-up of the biggest titles on the way (Minus Dark Nights: Metal but more on that later), which will clue you in on what 2017 still has in store for the DC Universe.

Marvel had another Secret Wars event back in 2015 that was built on the back of the threat of universal extinction. Only the iron will of Doctor Doom could save the Marvel omniverse, albeit at the cost of a man who preferred to rule in heaven rather than serve in hell as he created Battleworld. Sounds epic, right? Imagine the Secret Wars series in video game form then, because Marvel might have plans for the property.

Here’s some good news for anyone who found themselves wanting to make good on that damaged tattoo on Leto’s method-acting head: The Joker is getting an origin movie that’ll star someone else donning a bucket of a white greasepaint and throwing some green into their hair. That’s the rumour according to Deadline, who say that an origin film starring the harlequin of hate is now in “the early stages” of planning over at Warner Bros.

Over the years, plenty of Batmobiles have been drawn, rendered and animated. Batman: White Knight may just have the best version out of all of them. Speaking to Nerdist, writer and artist Sean Murphy detailed his take on the Dark Knight’s latest vehicle.

There’s nothing that Scott Free cannot escape from…except perhaps himself, as DC’s Tom King and Mitch Gerard have revived Kirby’s escape artist Jesus for a series that has the new god stuck in the ultimate trap.

What happens when someone working at Marvel dares to tweet their love of milkshakes? You get idiots from the dark corner of the Internet coming out in droves to voice their disapproval, that's what.

From Avengers to Justice League, evil Batmen from another universe and Stephen Spielberg's love letter to video games with Ready Player One, the 2017 San Diego Comic Con had a lot of big reveals. Here's a round-up of all of them.

Last year’s Rebirth event was the first attempt for DC to get back to basics, reminding the world that heroes were now needed more than ever. This was a genuine attempt by DC to distance itself away from the grim-dark era of comic books, but the next step? What DC refers to as “evergreen” stories, graphic novels which are free of the continuity of their mainstream books.