Universal's latest franchise blockbuster earned $147 million over the five-day Fourth of July weekend in the U.S.

Nicholas Hoult plays the DC Universe’s first major supervillain on the big screen with Lex Luthor, and he’s already looking ...

2016 brings Batman, Superman and the 'Dawn' of a new superhero universe. Out May 25, an 80-page DC Universe: Rebirth special written by Geoff Johns, one of DC’s primary architects in comics as ...

If you haven’t been paying attention, DC Comics is spreading the Rebirth launches across the entire summer. It’s a key lesson learned from the one month rush of the New 52, giving new and ...

It'll have to wait until DC Universe Rebirth #1, which launches on May 25. Prior to Rebirth #1, every DC Comic ends, with many of the long-running New 52 books ending on issue #52.

Over the weekend, DC Comics finally lifted the lid on Rebirth, its rapidly incoming creative reshuffle that sees a plethora of new series and changes coming to the DC roster. But one huge ...

Today is the day! DC Rebirth #1 is out, and with it, a crazy new chapter begins in the annals of DC Comics’ long and storied history. There’s a lot of big teases in this huge 80-page special ...

DC has increased its market share of units sold in the American comics industry from 27 percent before Rebirth (compared to Marvel’s 40 percent, at the time) to 44 percent (Marvel, now: 31 percent).

DC Comics has relaunched its line of superhero titles again in a bid to recapture "hope and optimism." This time, heroes fight a villain who represents the cynical tone comics adopted in the 1980s.

DC Comics is in the middle of a massive "Rebirth" — and so far, the babies are in the pink, while the company is in the black. The re-launching of the main DC superheroes under the Rebirth label ...

With DC Comics' announcement of its line-wide Rebirth, fans potentially have a lot to look forward to.While the specifics of the event aren't yet clear, beyond the return of characters and ...

Just 13 months ago, DC only held 27 percent of the comics industry’s market share for units sold. It was a distant second place behind rival Marvel, which clocked in at 40 percent.