Last night's episode saw Jimmy summon Supergirl to an emergency with a classic DC Comics' Silver Age device.

Winter finally caught up with the Memphis suburbs over the past couple of weeks, bringing nasty bouts with freezing rain and (currently) a little snow. Digging out from under the …

You may recall in late October we spotlighted The Daily Planet Files, a fan project by Brittney Williams that focuses a bit more on the less-super aspects of the Man …

Following the recent (and adorable) Bizarro animated short, Cartoon Network has released a clip from “Tales of Metropolis, Starring Lois Lane,” which premieres Saturday as part of the channel’s DC …

In case you missed the animated short when it aired last month as part of Cartoon Network’s DC Nation programming block, DC Comics has now made the adorable “Tales of …

With rumors swirling about Jimmy Olsen becoming "Jenny" in Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel," CBR looks at Superman's Pal's history of dressing as a member of the opposite sex. Plus, Jenny's first in-comics appearance!

I'm just going to come right out and say it: The whole thing about Jimmy Olsen being reinvented as Jenny Olsen for Man of Steel? I am not only in favor of it, but I wish that other superhero movies were willing to do the same kind of thing.

UPDATED. A recent update to the IMDB page for Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel" suggests actress Rebecca Buller will appear in Warner Bros. upcoming Superman reboot as a character named Jenny Olsen.

The University of Kentucky has developed an awesome tool for making the periodic table of elements fun. The Periodic Table of Comic Books allows users to click an element and …

Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? This week’s special guest is Simon Monk, an artist whose “Secret Identity” paintings we featured here on Robot 6 not too long …

Nick Spencer is back on CBR to explore the cast of his hit Image series "Morning Glories," as murdering party boy Ike takes the spotlight ahead of this week's new issue #12.

If you’re perplexed by the denim-clad Man of Steel on the cover of Action Comics #1, Grant Morrison has two words for you: The Boss. “With what we’re doing he’s …

Jimmy Olsen spent much of the Silver Age bouncing from one misadventure to another: traveling through time, uncontrollably growing facial hair, transforming into strange creatures, blah blah blah. In fairness …

How does it happen that sometimes someone says something and wins someone else over forever? … at times a single word can work miracles. (Manuel Puig, from Kiss of the …

Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we’d buy on Wednesday based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as …

In which the author gives himself an existential crisis about the state of pop culture, and also links to a picture of a bear eating a space ninja NARCISSISM DEPT: …

Our week of DC Comics writer-on-writer interviews continues as Jeff Lemire talks to Nick Spencer about the parallels of their careers and the high concepts behind "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents" and "Supergirl."

With a number of creator-owned hits already to his credit, writer Nick Spencer prepares to take his superhero work to the next level taking a turn on the Girl of Steel's series along with artist Bernard Chang.