CBR's Tom Bondurant provides an overview of major changes to DC's shared universe, from the Golden Age through "Rebirth."

Whether he's the Post-Crisis or Pre-Flashpoint Superman, this handy primer helps you prepare for the Man of Tomorrow's return for DC Rebirth.

With DC burned low DC You sales and related titles, its "Rebirth" will likely take a more conservative approach and revive some perennial favorites.

Could DC Comics' "Rebirth" mean a return to the pre-New 52 version of the DCU? We look at the post-Crisis elements most ripe for a comeback.

Dan DiDio and Jim Lee both posted a cryptic new teaser on their Twitter accounts, containing only the word "Rebirth."

Steve Morris argues that comics' superhero universes could take a pointer from the story WWE wrestlers Bayley and Sasha Banks recently told.

Jim Lee and Dan DiDio discuss DC Comics after the New 52, Frank Miller's latest Batman epic and legacy creators returning to the fold.

Hot Toys shows off cute Avengers ready to battle Ultron, Batman has a big week and another look at Funko's "Firefly" figures!

DC Co-Publishers Jim Lee & Dan DiDio detail the inspiration behind the 24 new launches arriving in June, and responding to a changing readership.

Geoff Johns & John Romita Jr. chat with CBR about high-profile changes, the importance of The Daily Planet and Johns' decision to leave the series.

Jeff Parker discusses his "Convergence" books with CBR, employing forgotten events, Jack Kirby deep cuts, CC Beck homages and more classic DC nods.

With Harley's popularity at an all-time high, Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti reveal the book's origin and ponder the connection to its gleeful fanbase.

The veteran writer explains why his take on Damian Wayne and the JLI will zero in on character first as worlds collide to apocalyptic effect.

This past week, DC Comics revealed the new roster for its line of superhero books. Starting in June, the publisher is debuting 24 new titles (including a handful of miniseries) …

With the New 52 on its way out and a couple dozen new series on the way, here are the fresh starts and new takes we're excited to get our hands on.

Despite gods and monsters inhabiting the DCU, Tom King & Tim Seeley tell CBR about keeping their book grounded and the upcoming faceoff with Midnighter.

With two months left, the writers of the DC weekly expound on the ultimate Brainiac, character resolution and avoiding the future of Brother Eye.

DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio lays out the nuts and bolts of "Convergence," DC's two-month multiverse and multi-timeline spring event.

The married creators discuss bringing fan-favorite DC Comics character Donna Troy back to comics with one major change: she's now a villain.

"New Suicide Squad" writer Sean Ryan discusses long-term goals, returning Amanda Waller to a governmental role and the "Suicide Squad" movie cast.

Batman Group Editor Mark Doyle discusses his first year on the job, the myriad creative changes under his watch and his vision for the Bat family books.

Gail Simone tells CBR about bringing "Secret Six" into the New 52, writing Catman & Black Alice again and her plans for the fan-favorite series.

With his biggest arc yet, the writer brings guest stars galore, shows why DC's sea king is global and weighs in on Jason Momoa's movie casting.