Its been close to a decade since DC swept its current continuity under the rug with the Flashpoint event. And then Convergence happened, DC Rebirth brought the old continuity back and Doomsday Clock did… something. Comic books! I think the big point here with DC Comics is that everything matters. Everything. From Superman’s death to Hawkman’s multiple origins and even …

With the Flash movie set to introduce the concept of the DC Multiverse, it has just been assumed that Matt Reeves' The Batman will be set in one of these alternate timelines, and now that has been officially confirmed... with some new details!

With no other convention for Warner Bros to show off their DC Comics properties, the studio is announcing its own free 24-hour long global online convention.

On March 27, Detective Comics kicks off its monumental one thousandth issue with a series of short stories that will be crammed into a 96-page celebration of the dark knight.

DC’s Black label prides itself on being a haven for big name creators to work their magic on stories that are unburdened by continuity or age restrictions. There may be a line with the imprint that DC is not yet willing to cross however, as the recent Batman: Damned cocktroversy saw the publisher re-evaluate just how much freedom it wants to afford writers and artists in the future.

Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee’s 12-issue storyline rocked the industry when it was first published in 2002. The hottest art, a decent saga that saw Batman take on his entire rogues gallery and a new mystery menace in the form of the titular Hush resulted in record sales as every new issue published was devoured by fans. Now, that landmark story is headed to a widescreen TV near you.

Doomed planet. Desperate scientists. Last hope. Kindly couple. Superman.

DC Comics have a trio of new comic books on the way, and they'll form the backbone of the new Dark Matter imprint. Here's a sneak peek at what's on the way.