Jack Pecau
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10 Kryptonian Heroes in DC Comics (Who Aren't Superman) (opens the original)
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Superman is the most iconic and powerful superhero in all of fiction. When the Man of Steel first debuted, he not only ushered in a new type of hero but also introduced the Kryptonian race. Once a mighty, technologically advanced race from the planet Krypton, most of Superman’s people perished when their world exploded. For a long time, Superman believed that he was the last of his kind. However, that notion soon proved to be false, as other members of the Kryptonian race managed to survive thei
5 Justice League Children Who Are More Powerful Than Their Parents (opens the original)
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The Justice League includes some of the mightiest superheroes in the DC Universe, some of whom can destroy entire universes. Many team members have gone on to start large families. Naturally, their children often look up to their superhero parents and want to be just like them. And oftentimes, these Justice League kids inherit their parents’ incredible powers and grow up to become heroes as well. Then there are the select few superkids with powers, weapons, and skills that go far beyond those of
7 Romances that Define the X-Men in Marvel Comics (opens the original)
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The X-Men are a superhero team constantly battling evil and fighting for mutant rights in a world that would gladly see them wiped out. Still, when these mutants aren’t acting as crimefighters, teachers, diplomats, and world leaders, they’re engaging in intense romantic drama. Throughout the X-Men’s publication history, one bedrock of their story has been the chronicling of the complicated interpersonal romances that blossom and fall apart among the team’s members. Such relationships range from
Absolute Batman is Finally Bringing Together DC Comics' Greatest Superhero Team (opens the original)
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Absolute Batman has been a non-stop rollercoaster and one of the most popular and successful comics in recent DC history. Part of the appeal is the Dark Knight as a working-class engineer who is fighting against a seemingly unstoppable corrupt system orchestrated by the Joker. In this universe, the Clown Prince of Crime has taken everything that’s usually associated with Batman, including his wealth, mansion, training, and even his Robins. Yet with even all of that stripped away, Batman continue
7 Essential Teenage Superhero Teams in DC Comics (opens the original)
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DC Comics practically invented the concept of adolescent superheroes with the introduction of Robin and other sidekicks. Of course, it was inevitable that these young sidekicks would want to spread their wings and make a name for themselves outside their mentor’s shadow. Often, once these costumed teens strike out on their own, they come together to fight villains none of them can face alone. These young alliances go from superhero teams to fire-forged found families that stick together no matte
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