DC announced a total of 32 new ongoing series when they first peeled back the curtain on Rebirth in February. Most of those titles were included in DC's WonderCon presentation, but not all.

Jurassic World Rebirth has surpassed five blockbusters to become the 83rd highest-grossing film ever at the North American box office. Rebirth has crossed Alice in Wonderland’s $334.19 million, Spider ...

In DC’s case, “DC Rebirth” represents an opportunity to fix a lingering problem dating all the way back to its original 2011 relaunch.Outside of its Batman line (which includes Harley Quinn ...

Well, it looks like the pre- Flashpoint Superman is now the Superman of the post- Rebirth DC Universe. How that comes to pass, and what it means, is anybody's guess, but here's what I've seen so far: ...

The DC Rebirth teaser makes it clear that this relaunch won't bring about another New 52-style reboot, but based on Johns' comments so far it does seem that some pruning and overhauling will be ...

It'll have to wait until DC Universe Rebirth #1, which launches on May 25. Prior to Rebirth #1, every DC Comic ends, with many of the long-running New 52 books ending on issue #52.

DC Rebirth has proven to be a success for DC Comics. Fans didn’t take to the fresh continuity of the New 52 the way DC Comics had hoped and sales suffered as a result.

The following article contains spoilers. DC’s Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns wrote Rebirth #1 as a temporary farewell to the comic book medium. Inverse met with Johns in Manhattan to discuss ...

‘Rebirth’: Geoff Johns Talks About Bringing Hope Back to the DC Universe "The pervasive attitude in the DNA of DC is optimism," says the company's chief creative officer.

DC begins a new Rebirth initiative next month that refocuses the likes of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other characters, emphasizes what makes them special and creates a more cohesive universe.

DC has increased its market share of units sold in the American comics industry from 27 percent before Rebirth (compared to Marvel’s 40 percent, at the time) to 44 percent (Marvel, now: 31 percent).

DC Comics has relaunched its line of superhero titles again in a bid to recapture "hope and optimism." This time, heroes fight a villain who represents the cynical tone comics adopted in the 1980s.