David Corenswet, the soon-to-be star of D.C.’s upcoming “Superman” movie, revealed to People how soon he found out he landed ...

The “DC Comics Style Guide,” created in 1982, streamlined how DC’s characters appeared on merchandise. The collector’s item is now being reissued.

DC publisher Jim Lee recently confirmed that the classic "DC bullet" logo will replace the DC logo on comic books starting sometime in October. Eventually, the new motion logo will also be marked ...

The DC Studios logo is actually a take on the DC Comics logo used from 1976-2005, a nearly 30-year period that was an absolute highlight of the publisher’s creative efforts.

Designed by Milton Glaser (best known for the “I love New York” logo, as Lee pointed out in his social media post), the bullet was the branding DC used from 1976 until 2005. During that time ...

DC Comics brings back Milton Glaser’s classic logo for a new era of superhero movies The famed designer created DC’s longest-running logo in 1976. Now it’s being resurrected for DC Studios.

Attempting to reverse recent sales declines, DC Comics had even more on the line with a big push for DC All-In, an October initiative that will give new readers a jumping-on point to DC. They also ...

“We needed a logo that pays honours our past and now signifies our future, ours and yours. Thank you, for your support over the past year and change, I can’t wait to show you all that we have in store ...

It took DC Comics a long time to realise that, but it finally got there. Chief creative officer Jim Lee revealed the new DC logo at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, and long-time fans will have felt ...