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Not the ones created by them, but a lot of characters created by other compaties are owned by them now.

The Phantom Lady is a better example.

First appearance: Police Comics #1 (Quality...

I have a list like this:

First appearance: Batman #1 (National Comics, Spring 1940).
Creators: Bob Kane and Bill Finger.
Current rights owner: DC Comics.

"Current rights owner:" doesn't sound...

I suspect Timm quit because DC started to ask him to do crappy Johns and Snyder stories. And he comes back only to do what he really loves.

Think about it, all the recent movies are about...

And is that a good thing?

This batman was a murderer and the world's most idiotic detective. He is berserk version of inspector Clouseau. Not only we know who was guilty for destroying metropolis...

What? As a sidekick to Superman's sidekick?

Being part of the JLA only helps character development and popularity.

Did she ever get a decent origin story during her original run?

In my experience as an activist, everybody fears bad press, it is often ridiculous the reactions one can get. But here is only about showing support other than buying stuff with the character.

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Ralph was undercover as part of the new Secret Six. It has been established that Superman knew him s Ralph, so the basics might still be there. However, nothing is as basic as his mysteries, his...

It doesn't hurt to sign. That site has accomplished some stuff. I've seen it work in my town, and once even for a reason as trivial as some kids not having enough time to present an exam (the...

I can't believe this thing is still a popular post. I have been away about two years.

A lot has happened since then.

The Elongated Man is finally back (something smells fishy, I hope they don't...

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There is one for that too : ) Change.org BOOT SNYDER

Please, help this utterly important (he, he) cause to include the Martian Manhunter in the DC Cinamatic Universe.

Click here to read the petition and sign

WARNING: The petition mentions a...

Ha! I think I just caught myself doing that. I thought I'd be tropes-proof as a fanfic writer, but I see that I was wrong: I thought it would be interesting to do a Days of the Future Past trope in...

Brilliant!

The car of the early stories is definitively a Thunderbird. And there is more, I think the different car I saw in a later story is also a Thunderbird, just a different year.
In the...

I can't really tell. In the first solo stories the car was the same, and I think that's also the one in that Edgar Allan Poe story. However, showing the car is something that happened less often...

I wouldn't mind if you listed your top 10

In the classic stories. I never bothered to find out.

Yeah, where is Qward?

Is there any sort of legendary fianfic writer?

Odds are, at some point some unrecognized but talented writer published apocryphal DC stories, without the annoying fanfic tropes.

I have never read any fanfic. But that theoretically possible.

I'd drop anything with Mary Sues, Juniors and other undesirable tropes.

The diary of Ralph Dibny is pretty good.

Besides post Crisis stories featuring them, I have just read a colorless drade featuring the Orion arc, and that was a while back. But they kinda look like the Asgardians of the movies: not literal...

Yeah... And then again that's not true. Because everything DC has done after the late 60s. So, nah.

Nope, that's not it. You can even argue that they are the most technologically advanced beings of the God's sphere, but that's not it. I don't think they were originally meant to be literal gods, but...

I suppose that several stories might actually be better than the regular canon. Harry Potter was once a character in the mind of an unemployed English woman.

It would make a bit more sense to make jus the Orrery a Dodecahedron, but mostly on a conceptual level with 12 5-sided doors, which is what makes pentacles work.

I meant to ask, how do New Gods...