Over the years, DC Comics has created thousands of characters, not the least of which are the civilians who ground the universe and make it real.

Welcome to The A.V. Club’s monthly comics preview, where we recommend new books to check out over the next few weeks. This month, we’ve got five exciting picks, ranging from Godzilla to Zatanna.

Explore the saddest Justice League deaths that defined DC Comics history. Discover the sacrifices and bravery behind these iconic moments.

Tweeterhead is back with their newest DC Comics statue as the cat is back with an updated 90s Quarter Scale Maquette

2025 is shaping up to be a banner year for the Man of Steel as director James Gunn's tentpole "Superman" feature film is streaking towards lucky cinemas this summer faster than a speeding bullet.

You should get trade paperback collections if you like a story, want a more compact way to collect physical copies, and want it now. Trades look really nice on bookshelves, and they provide immediate reading material that is (usually) certain to be printed through to the end, which you can’t always say for larger formats.

Both DC Comics and Marvel Comics are having a moment right now, thanks to their new, alternate universes designed to tell brand-new types of stories with classic superheroes and villains.

Three iconic Marvel and DC Comics character skins are rumored to join Fortnite, with one potentially arriving soon.

The estate of Superman creator Joseph Schuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and its DC Comics, claiming it lacks the rights to release the upcoming summer tentpole in a handful of key territories.

Dan Mora provides a gorgeous wraparound main cover for the issues, and there will be a huge range of variants available, including Guillem March, Jeff Dekal, Rafael Grassetti, Dave Johnson, Laura Braga, Fico Ossio, and Dan Hipp. It hits stands on April 23.

The DC Multiverse awaits as McFarlane Toys is back with a new set of figures right from the pages of DC Comics like Icon