Both DePies and DC president, publisher and chief creative officer Jim Lee will show up in era-specific cosplay at this and future SDCCs. For this year, that day will be Friday. “Jim and I will be dressed up,” she promises.

With over $250 million at the global box office in less than week, James Gunn’s “Superman” is widely considered a win for the new DC Universe that Gunn and Peter Safran are spearheading at DC Studios.

Warning: spoilers for Superman are in play. If you haven’t flown with the big blue Boy Scout yet, you may want to tread lightly. A universe as vast as our own is so full of knowledge that unless you’re an alien supercomputer,

The latest rumors about the DCU's casting process indicates TV stars and rising industry talent will be in the running for Wonder Woman and Batman.

Curfew zones, like the one being implemented in the U Street Corridor, are an extension of the citywide summer curfew — and an effort by D.C. city officials to improve public safety.

James Gunn's 'Superman' debuted to $220 million worldwide. Industry insiders are divided over whether that's a success or not.

DC K.O. will be a five-issue limited series publishing through early 2026. The first issue, hitting Oct. 8, will feature a main cover with a dramatic “DC K.O.” acetate overlay. (The full cover art behind the acetate will be revealed live on DC K.O.’s panel at San Diego Comic-Con on July 25.)

Something that could help revitalize Hollywood and bring in some much-needed revenue is a crossover between Marvel and DC.

Ky., House Oversight Committee chairman, sent a letter to D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson saying he thinks “politically motivated delays” of RFK site

Slated for streaming on HBO Max in 2026, Lanterns is a mystery series that follows Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and Jon Stewart (Aaron Pierre)—two of the most popular characters to have held the mantle of Earth's Green Lantern—as they investigate a murder in Nebraska.

Here is a ranking of all 55 DC Comics movies, from recent hits like "Superman" to critical flops such as "Catwoman."

The federal government workforce in and around the nation’s capital has shrunk by about 22,100 in the year through May, a new report shows, and that number is poised to mount.