When Marvel and DC announced their first crossover comics in two decades, readers were ecstatic. Generally, even the most lackluster of team-ups between the two titans of American comics have been ...

A few months back, we told you all about the first DC and Marvel crossover in literally decades, Deadpool/Batman. Marvel Comics will publish its own version of this team-up first in September. But ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Click through to see all the covers revealed for the crossover special Batman/Deadpool #1. Even as superhero fans gear up for the ...

The crossover you've pined for but never thought possible: DEADPOOL and BATMAN cross swords and batarangs as MARVEL and DC unite for the first time in decades! WADE WILSON has been hired for a job in ...

In the mid-1990s, Marvel Comics and DC Comics teamed up to launch Amalgam Comics, a line of titles that combined the heroes, villains, and mythologies from both worlds. The result was a series of ...

The main story teaming the Dark Knight and Merc with a Mouth will be written by comics legend Grant Morrison. Famed for their definitive runs on Justice League and X-Men, Morrison is also known for co ...

‘Peacemaker’ Season 2’s finale nearly brought a Marvel-DC Studios crossover that would have sent fans into a frenzy. When asked if he’s planning a Season 3 for Peacemaker, Gunn admitted that he’s not, ...

Ryan Reynolds was interested in making a cameo as Marvel superhero Deadpool in the season two finale of the DC Comics show Peacemaker. Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Peacemaker ...

To be fair, he could also be describing Deadpool. Still it does at least give Batman something to work with… given that post LEGO Batman movie, their relationship is a lot clearer. Deadpool/Batman by ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The artwork by Greg Capullo is gorgeous, as one would expect. Few artists draw gritty action so well and Zeb Wells‘ script makes ...

The artwork by Greg Capullo is gorgeous, as one would expect. Few artists draw gritty action so well and Zeb Wells‘ script makes space for it. Unfortunately, the humor is also overly meta and juvenile ...