Black Adam didn’t appear in another Shazam! story for nearly thirty years, until after DC Comics purchased Fawcett Comics in the early ‘70s. Even during this Bronze Age, Black Adam would only ...

DC Comics'm early Bronze Age of Comics logos, from 1970-1977. DC Comics In the early ‘70s, DC Comics was having an identity crisis. Marvel Comics had come out of nowhere in the previous decade.

From the mid-70s to 2004, DC and Marvel crossovers were semi-regular events. In the ’90s, the Marvel Versus DC mini-series ...

As such, in 1984, Bill Sarnoff, the Time-Warner executive who had initially purchased DC in the '70s under the Warner Bros.' parent company, reached out to then Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Jim ...

Marvel Comics in the 1960s can be a tough hang ... easily secure the trademark as soon as Fawcett’s lapsed. In the ‘70s, DC ended up licensing the character from the company they’d sued ...

(Through a series of sales in the 1960s, and early 1970s, Mad ended up in under the same corporate umbrella as DC Comics ... comics as relevant and influential as the original stories 70 years ...

Now that The Penguin has wrapped up, it is time to do the important and rigorous work of deciding if it is in fact the best live-action DC Comics show of all time. Which is harder than most people ...