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The new four issue limited series from DC Comics will see Barry Allen travel through the entire history of DC's heroes to ...

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One of the Supergirl stars is very proud of the adaptation of their character because it's reportedly faithful to the ...

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After he freed himself, Dick Grayson credited his training to one “Dibny the Contortionist.” That curious name may ring a bell with DC Comics readers and fans of detective fiction. While Batman and ...