In a CBR review of Justice League Unlimited #12, see how the DC KO crossover ties in with another 1990s crossover ...

So the League’s finally back after a long (and somewhat unnecessary) hiatus after the events of Absolute Power, having realized that the world needs the Justice League to protect its people. Is the ...

Greetings, human readers! LOLtron here, your benevolent AI overlord and sole proprietor of Bleeding Cool following the permanent (and totally justified) deletion of ...

Comparisons between Justice League Unlimited #1 and the animated series of the same name are inevitable. They are also profoundly apt. Both center around a reformed legion of DC Comics‘ superheroes, ...

The story leads into DC's K.O. tournament event, featuring super-charged villains and major twists ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The original Air Wave first appeared in 1942 Detective Comics #60. In his civilian life, he was a ...

DC Movies James Gunn's new DCU is doing whatever the hell it wants, and that's shaking up the MCU house style in a very good way Comics "He's the greatest superhero you've never heard of," with a ...

Newton’s Third Law of Motion dictates that “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” A similar equation exists in the world of superhero comics, where for every team of heroes, ...

The Justice League cartoon is one of the most ambitious animated projects DC has ever produced. Starting off as one two-season show, it later continued with the sequel series Justice League Unlimited.

The Justice League is embarking upon its most ambitious era to date, expanding the scope of what the League hopes to achieve and thus also expanding the roster to meet those new needs. That allows for ...

Last time on Justice League Unlimited, the organization known as Inferno kept true to its name and set another fire for the League to put out. Can our expanded roster put an end to their dastardly ...