‘Rebel Ridge’ Star Aaron Pierre Joins DC Studios Green Lantern HBO Series
With the leads cast in DC Studios' sci-fi series on HBO, the narrative stage will be set for a new shared cinematic world.
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10 Best DC Comic Stories That Defined The 2000s
First created in the 1930s, DC has a long history of great comics. In the 2000s, the company proved it was ready for the 21st ...
‘The Penguin’ is the latest DC Comics TV adaptation, here are some other DC shows
DC's "The Penguin" premiered a few weeks ago, here is a list of 7 other DC Comics TV series reimagining characters such, as ...
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10 Greatest Superhero Team-Ups in DC Comics, Ranked
DC Comics boasts one of the most iconic rosters of superheroes in comics. Many of them are at their best when they team up ...
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DC All-In Special #1 review
DC is making a big move with the introduction of the Absolute Universe and we here at Batman News thought we’d follow suit by gathering as many reviewers as possible together to discuss ...
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Inside a SUPER HEROES genericism battle
The counsel behind a cancellation action against four of Marvel and DC’s co-owned SUPER HERO marks tells WTR how it happened ...
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It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane - It’s in the Public Domain! USPTO Cancels Marvel and DC Comics’ Trademarks for SUPER HERO and SUPER HEROES
The U.S. Patent and Trademark office has done what Thanos and Lex Luthor never could—defeat the larger than life combined forces of Marvel and DC.
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Marvel and DC Lose Super Hero Trademark
A legal battle ends with the cancelation of long-held trademarks by Marvel and DC, opening the term "Super Hero" to public ...
DC Reveals Big Superhero Powers Twist in Absolute Power Finale
In the Absolute Power Ground Zero prologue special, one of the first moves Waller makes is to bring back the dead John Starr, ...
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Anything can be a Super Hero now, as DC and Marvel loses their joint trademark over a term that I didn't even know was trademarked in the first place
You've now got free reign to use the term Super Hero, as DC and Marvel have lost their joint trademark over the term.
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Marvel and DC lose the ability to use the term "SUPER HERO" as a trademark
The word 'superhero' is thrown around pretty loosely; obviously it refers to spandex-clad heroes created by comics giants Marvel and DC, like Batman or Spider-M ...