Guy Gardner first appeared in Green Lantern #59 (March 1968), created by John Broome and Gil Kane. Initially modeled after actor Martin Milner, Guy was introduced as a backup option for Abin Sur’s ...

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That's a wrap on Homelander, Hughie and Billy Butcher as 'The Boys' completes production on its fifth and final season.

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Features Blue Beetle Nails a Vital Part of DC Comics That Other Movies Didn’t No other DC movie or TV series has ever presented legacy characters as successfully as Blue Beetle.

Keith Giffen, Comic Book Writer-Artist Behind Lobo, Blue Beetle and Rocket Raccoon, Dies at 70 The creator was known for his infusing his work with his subversive and sarcastic sense of humor.

The first issue of DC Comic's new Blue Beetle series ended with a seemingly shocking death that called back to another famous story.