For decades, Superman has been more than just a character. He’s been a constant, the moral north star of the DC Universe, the hero everyone else measures themselves against. So, when DC hints that Clark Kent will be gone after the gigantic DC K.

A new Superman is stepping up to replace Clark Kent in the DC Universe. The Man of Steel is one of the central figures in DC K.O., but once the crossover event concludes, Superman will be missing in action. This means a familiar face will step into Big Blue's shoes and cape: Superboy-Prime.

When two of the biggest comic book characters ever combine for an epic crossover, the art better be equally as mind-blowing. Well, for the upcoming Superman/Spider-Man #1, which will be out on March 25, 2026, the art isn’t just that. It’s been dialed up to 11.

McFarlane Toys is back with a new set of DC Comics figures from around the multiverse including Superman versus the Authority

Superman’s pink kryptonite and the effect it has on his is infamous, but DC Comics is stepping in to say that it’s not actually a real thing.

DC Comics has announced the release date, story details, and full list of creative teams and backup stories for Superman/Spider-Man #1; plus, a full gallery of cover art!

DC gets to go first with Superman/Spider-Man by Mark Waid and Jorge Jimenez, including Tom King and Jim Lee's Lois Lane and Mary Jane Watson

Jon Kent's Superboy returns to the DC Universe for a major event, but is this going to be permanent or simply more nostalgia bait?

DC's animated series Creature Commandos will be available to stream for free on YouTube during a special marathon event this December.

DC Comics is getting a new Superman for a new year, and fans will be pleasantly unnerved when they find out which Man of Steel is stepping up.