To celebrate the relaunch of the DC Universe with 52 brand new #1 issues, IGN is doing an interview series with the creative teams behind this historic comics event. For the month of September ...

which honestly is a great cliff hanger to close this new young and brash universe on. However if action takes up so much of the page count on the usual issue to issue Justice League is firmly ...

The greatest heroes in the DC Universe, like Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, fight for the Justice League, but there are ...

The New 52 has come for your children.As you can see from the image at left, there’s a new Justice League All Stars box set, featuring kid-friendly takes on the New 52 Justice League.

Waid is asked if he'll incorporate JLA: Year One into his miniseries, and Waid confirmed he would, but noted that he would use the Justice League's New 52 origin. Waid specifically points out ...

The Justice League's fight against the new Doom Patrol ... who were never deeply connected to each other prior to the New 52. [*Mild spoilers for Justice League #33 below!] The League engages ...

To celebrate the relaunch of the DC Universe with 52 brand new #1 issues ... writer Peter Milligan about the formation of a new kind of Justice League in Justice League Dark.

In the latest of our comprehensive series of reviews of DC Comics' 52 relaunched titles ... this was the only Justice League. However, the new Justice League International is a team brought ...

Alright, let’s talk about Justice League #5. The first delayed book in the New 52, part 5 was supposed to be on shelves last week. Was it worth the wait? Well, yes and no. It’s exactly what I ...

[Editor's note: DC Comics' "The New 52" initiative aims to bring a new audience into the DC Universe by rebooting or significantly changing all of their superheroes and restarting them back at ...

The Justice League portion of this comic really came and ... The focus of this issue was to be the new villain Graves, but nothing about him is answered in a satisfactory way.

The traditional Justice League members feature in its pages. Superman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg and Batman have all been drawn in a way that fits in with 'New 52' consistency, despite this book being ...