Showrunner Allan Heinberg also spoke with THR about father-and-son Dream and Orpheus, and how their Part 1 ending will drive ...

Superman has battled monsters gods and reality-bending nightmares and these ten villains prove why he’s Earth’s last line of ...

Barry Allen documents the DC multiverse in the New History of the DC Universe, where complicated characters like Darkseid ...

But, whichever you choose as number one, you won’t go wrong. Cosmic Armor Superman, aka the Thought Robot, first appeared in Final Crisis: Superman Beyond #2 in 2009. Essentially, the Monitors created ...

True to his tough nature, he doesn’t hesitate to put up a fight. However, Darkseid isn’t just here for conquest—he’s after something specific. His forces identify a powerful gem that could neutralize ...

It’s hard to find a “perfect” event book, but Final Crisis is the perfect example of one. Final Crisis can be read on a surface level and be an enjoyable, yet confusing story.

Darkseid’s wish (not surprisingly) requires a campaign of death and destruction across the cosmos (even killing his own son, Kalibak!), to find one pivotal cosmic figure: Jim Corrigan, the Spectre.

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Darkseid's true form is a lot harder to actually defeat, which is why this new death is so surprising. Every other time Darkseid died, everything just went about normally until his return.

Article Summary Darkseid was defeated by Superman's multiverse-resonating super song in Final Crisis #7. Damian Wayne's alternate tale of Darkseid's defeat features in Wonder Woman #6's backup strip.

Darkseid even called Batman’s willingness to do the unthinkable ‘an admirable quality,’ which is the closest thing to respect that you’ll ever get from him. Next, in ‘Batman and Robin’ Vol. 1 #8, ...