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DC Comics

Watch the Official Trailer for DC’s Justice League

By Crime HQ

October 9, 2017

Batman. Wonder Woman. Aquaman. Cyborg. The Flash. Superman … sort of. After months of waiting, fans were finally treated to a trailer for the upcoming Justice League. After Superman seemingly sacrificed himself for humanity, a newly reenergized Batman teams up with Wonder Woman to assemble a team of superheroes in order to save the world…

Vote for Your Favorite San Diego Comic Con Trailer

By Crime HQ

July 25, 2017

  Watch our favorite San Diego Comic Con trailers, conveniently compiled in one post! Let us know which movie or TV show you're most excited about in the comments below!

San Diego Comic Con Trailer Round Up

By Crime HQ

July 24, 2017

San Diego Comic Con is one of the biggest events of the year, giving us some of the most highly anticipated trailers for all of the upcoming blockbuster hits and series. So this week, instead of highlighting one trailer, why not round up some of our favorites all in one post!

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with These Criminal Couples

By Dave Richards

February 14, 2017

Love is an incredibly powerful emotion. So it’s no surprise that it’s a big motivating force in crime fiction. It sends broken criminals and lawmen on quests for redemption, and it can lead upstanding citizens on obsessive, self-destructive journeys. Sometimes, it can even do both. It also creates romantic pairings between some fascinating characters.  In…

Who Is Your Favorite Batman?

By Crime HQ

June 21, 2016

Ever since his first appearance in Detective Comics #27 in May of 1939, Bruce Wayne has captured American audiences with his vigilante justice. However, it’s the characters film and television portrayals that really secured his place in the hearts of superhero lovers everywhere. From the campy and over-the-top Adam West to the ridiculous voice of…

Serial Killer Calling Cards

By Crime HQ

June 2, 2016

Serial killers, for better or for worse, are some of the more infamous characters in history. As fascination mixes with fear, the gruesome and torturous killings become the stuff of nightmares. We don't want to see, but we can't look away. Often, the killers revel in the spotlight — it's what drives them. Some even…

Follow Me into Weird Worlds: DC’s The Spectre

By Hector DeJean

May 13, 2016

One of the factors that distinguishes a costumed vigilante from another is their attitude towards crime. Does a caped powerhouse see villains as foe to be bested, in a kind of high-powered sports rivalry? Are criminals more of a societal problem—a sign of a communications breakdown? If you’re Batman, you might see a gun-wielding mugger…

Why So Serious? A Little Less Grimdark and a Little More Fun, Please

By Angie Barry

May 12, 2016

“Are you a Marvel or a DC?” It's become one of those questions—just as everyone has to pick Bats or Supes or side with Cap over Iron Man. And, for the most part, I've been firmly in the Marvel camp. Mainly because, when I go to the theater to see a comic book movie, I…

Follow Me into Weird Worlds: DC’s Madame Xanadu

By Kelli Stanley

May 6, 2016

In Xanadu did Kubla Khan/A stately pleasure-dome decree … The cover is electrifying. Sinuous, sensuous, enticing, entrancing…seemingly created by the same magic the story’s about. In actuality, it was created by that mercurial genius Michael William Kaluta, one of the greatest graphic artists to come of age in the 1970s, and the cover in question…

Follow Me into Weird Worlds: DC’s The Swamp Thing

By Hector DeJean

April 29, 2016

The history of comics is a catalog of creations that began as throwaway entertainment and ended up succeeding far, far beyond what their originators could have ever predicted. The pair of Cleveland boys who came up with Superman sold the rights to their character for $130. The Hulk originally only lasted for six issues before…

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