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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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The Worst DC Event of the 21st Century Didn't Have to Be So Bad (and It Originally Wasn't) (opens the original)
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DC Comics is having an amazing time in the 2020s, reaching levels of success that didn’t seem possible at the beginning of the decade. The 2010s weren’t exactly a great time to be a DC fan, despite their being some big moments during those ten years. The New 52 started with potential and petered out, an ill-planned shock to the system that destroyed everything the publisher had built over the ’00s. DC Rebirth started like a house on fire, but things would deteriorate for various reasons. Rebirth
5 Iconic DC Heroes That Even the Nicest Heroes Don't Like (opens the original)
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DC Comics brought the superhero into the world in 1938 and since created some of the most iconic fictional characters of all time. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Lex Luthor, the Joker, and many, many more have all become household names, changing the course of pop culture. DC has been creating icons for years, birthing characters that would have a huge effect on the world around them. DC’s icons have a certain reputation; the heroic ones are some of the nicest people y
The Amazing Venom #1 Feels Like Spidey and the Long-Tongued One Did the Fusions Dance and It's Awesome (Review) (opens the original)
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Marvel Comics has made symbiotes a major franchise separate from the Spider-Man comics, with Venom, Carnage, Knull, and all the rest out there having their own adventures that impact the rest of the Marvel Universe. This led to Queen In Black, which ended this month, a sequel to the original King In Black that changed the symbiotic status quo again. Symbiotes have been bigger business than ever in the ’20s, with some of comics’ biggest creators working on their books. The House of Ideas has a lo
The X-Men Don't Need Another Krakoa, And The Current Era Is Finally Proving It (opens the original)
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The X-Men have landed in the MCU, with Wolverine, Beast, Professor X, Deadpool, and Jean Grey appearing in various MCU films. The men and women of X were once the most popular superteam in comics and only lost that place thanks to the MCU. Most fans believe that Marvel Studios is going to focus on the mutants, which makes sense – they are the new hotness. When characters get pushed in the movies, they get pushed in the comics, but the X-Men don’t really need that. They’ve been pushed constantly
Even the X-Men Couldn’t Stop These 5 Terrible Disasters (And They Make House of M Look Harmless) (opens the original)
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The X-Men are returning to the big screen as part of the MCU, with various mutants already popping it and bringing big pay days with them. There’s a lot more focus on the X-Men than ever, with fans who dropped off when the team stopped making movies catching up on years of lore, as well as new fans falling in love with the team and doing their best to absorb almost 70 years of X-history. There are some recurring themes throughout the history of the mutant race and one thing that repeatedly pops
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