DC Comics

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Superman is a fictional comic book character created by Jerome Siegel and Joe Schuster between 1933 and 1938, when National Allied Publications (later DC Comics) published his first story in Action Comics #1.

It depends on the comic. Some are very rare and so they're pretty valuable. Others, not so much.

No!!!

Dc has a Finite universe (universe with an edge) because the green lantern corps is based in the middle and has it all numbered.

Marvel has an infinite universe, because it is based closely on the real world and our real physics seem to reject the notion of a universal limit.

No but they could make me a sammaich

Episode 25: Aftershock

He is a good guy - a superhero in fact...

It had a great cast and it was very well written, but it was heartbroken to many fans as they never got to see the Man of Steel actually fight anyone onscreen. It also made the mistake of using Lex Luthor as the only villain and just had him do an evil plot of trying to tamper with the structure of the land. People do not want to see a sequel in the form of a remake- they want to see a live-action adaptation of what they have read in the comic books or seen on past animated shows.

the joker

riddeler

deathstroke

green goblin

lex luther

general zod

toyman

sandman

the vulture

electro

mystiero

mr freeze

poison ivy

bain

Shall i go on

doomsday

sinerstro

bizarro

Man does it ever end

magnet

Note: villians are not listed by awesomeness or my own convictions got so don't send dumb messages like that on guy did a while back GOT IT ?.

Well there's many minor superheroes that people tend to forget so finding the least popular superhero would be hard. But in terms of the famous superheroes, I would say aquaman. Many people make fun of aquaman due to his uselessness outside of the water and because his power of talking to fish seems pretty dumb.

John Constantine is a DC comic book character.

Batman is a normal non-enhanced human. He's strength and abilities are of Olympian level, such as a professional athlete.

Same fighting skill Batman would use.

Stan lee.

It's Season 5 Episode 8 name of episode is Lightspeed

140 pounds

I got the answer from The Ultimate Guide to the Amazon Princess by Scott Beatty

Yes, but they also had counterparts on only one of the earths.

Some of the counterparts even had different names:

1. Earth-1 - Batgirl

Earth-2 - Huntress

2. Earth-1 - Supergirl

Earth-2 - Power Girl

Most people say you can but i'm not sure, i'm gonna check tomorrow ill let you know

Yes!

Yes, Metahumans are DC Comics equivalent to Marvel's mutants.

Many superheroes in the D.C. comics series are a part of the Justice League of America, JLA for short. Some people who are definetely in the Justice League are Batman(Bruce Wayne), Superman(Kal-El), Wonder Woman(Diana), the Flash(Jay Garrick was the first Barry Allen was the second and the modern day flash is Wally West), Green Lantern(1st Hal Jordan 2nd Kyle Rayner), and the Martian Manhunter(J'onn J'onnz). Some people aren't exactly in the JLA. Some have resigned. Some are new. People who used to be in the JLA are Green Arrow, the Atom, Hawkman, and Black Canary. People who are now in the JLA are Big Barda(yeah...I've never really heard of her), Plastic Man, and some weirdo that I don't even know whose name is. So just because I know this doesn't mean I'm a nerd. Ah who cares? Maybe it does? Maybe it doesn't? But one thing I wanna make clear is that I'm not one of those forty-year-olds that live with their mom. I'm only 11.

all he has ever used

lead armor

cosmic armor

sowrd of superman

green latern ring

thats all of his eqitment

Cape, Superpowers, and Sidekick

Christopher Reeve did not really want to return for a fourth Superman movie- but the new producers let him decide what would be the message in the story. That movie bombed big time and killed off the series- some people say the filmmakers for the Spider-Man movies might have saved themselves from making that same mistake.

Raven never went to high school. She was a student on Azarath and stayed there until later; she had already completed her studies by this time.