Last year saw DC split its superhero comics into two distinct settings as part of its DC All In initiative. On one side is ...

DC’s new Justice League may have just debuted, but they are already on the losing side of their battle against their latest ...

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s main and post-launch campaign ... base game and post-launch content’s stories conclude. Batman's Arkhamverse has pedestaled Harley Quinn in nearly ...

When four entities from beyond the Universe appeared ... a return to the limitless potential of a Justice League without membership restrictions, and Batman is still the first hero pictured ...

From the start, Batman is positioned as the leader of Brainiac's corrupted Justice League, and you will hear comms from him all throughout the game as he laments the Suicide Squad becoming more ...

Justice League Unlimited #3 is a drop from the previous two issues. While I hesitate to call it bad, the writing is too simple at times and unable to elevate a rather lackluster plot. Dan Mora’s ...

making him a natural leader for the Justice League. Batman's strategic mind and planning abilities could make him an ideal leader, despite his sometimes controversial methods. Martian Manhunter's ...

Is Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League canon to Arkham Asylum, City and Knight? The previous Batman Arkham games made by Rocksteady are certainly similar in some ways to the new Suicide Squad ...

Kill the Justice League is a truly hysterical game that had me laughing out loud thanks to the banter and antics of the four playable protagonists which went beyond simply having funny dialogue.