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What DC Comics are still ongoing?

Doomsday Clock. 12 Issues.

  • Shazam! ( 2018-2020) 15 Issues.
  • The Batman Who Laughs. 8 Issues.
  • Deathstroke (2016-2019) 52 Issues.
  • Detective Comics (2016-) 104 Issues.
  • Action Comics (2016-) 75 Issues.
  • Female Furies. 6 Issues.
  • Green Arrow (2016-2019) 53 Issues.

    • What is the latest DC Universe?

    The new DC Universe has a new superteam called the Totality – a sort of DCU all-star roster of superheroes and supervillains that is described as “a shield protecting our world from future threats, manned by its greatest minds.”

    Which is our earth in DC?

    DC Comics. In the DC Multiverse Earth-Prime is the true Earth from which all the other worlds within the Multiverse originate, the “actual” reality where the readers of DC Comics live (and where DC Comics operates as a publisher), and is an Earth where all superheroes are fictional.

    What are the best DC Comics of 2021?

    In short, if you’re not reading Batman right now, you should be — the Batman books are the best comics of 2021 from DC Comics. I would rank them in order of necessity as Batman and The Joker first — with those two both written by Batman mastermind, James Tynion IV.

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    What is the best DC Animated Series to watch?

    The Best DC Comics Animated Series, Ranked 1 Batman: The Animated Series. 2 Justice League/Justice League Unlimited. 3 Young Justice. 4 Batman Beyond. 5 Superman: The Animated Series. 6 Batman: Brave and the Bold. 7 Challenge of the Super Friends. 8 Beware the Batman. 9 Teen Titans. 10 Green Lantern: The Animated Series.

    What are the greatest DC Comics-based cartoons of all-time?

    From “Teen Titans” to “Batman: The Animated Series,” CBR ranks the greatest DC Comics-based cartoons of all-time. DC Comics has been killing it in the animation department for decades now.

    What is the most innovative Batman series?

    Though borrowing a lot of elements from the comics, “Batman Beyond” is probably the most inventive series on this list as it made its own mark on familiar concepts from Batman comics with a bold new interpretation of characters like the Joker, Mr. Freeze and Tim Drake.