Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been one of the most iconic media franchises in Hollywood, spanning over numerous comics, movies, video games, and television shows.

‘Superman’ Star, 73, Looks Unrecognizable in Rare New Sighting in Los Angeles originally appeared on Parade. Annette O’Toole, ...

This striking 1990 advertisement features an intense image of Batman standing knee-deep in dark water, fists clenched and muscles straining as rain pours down. The ominous tagline reads, “TO WAGE HIS ...

The Street Sharks once dominated a sea of mutant-inspired media, and now the Ninja Turtles need to watch out as they prepare to surface again.

A rare and ornate book dating back to the 1600s has been restored and returned to public exhibition with the help of a cutting-edge archaeological facility at the University of Exeter. Embroidered ...

A new study shows that appendix cancer is becoming more common among younger generations, mirroring a pattern that has been occurring with other cancers since the 1990s. Cancer incidence rates ...

The Glasgow Looking Glass, published June 11, 1825, marks 200 years since the comic book's inception. Key comic traits—word balloons, serial storytelling, and recurring characters—emerged in ...

The amount of Batman books that DC puts out right now, and honestly over the last few years, is astounding. There have been times, in the last decade, where DC published more Batman comics than ...

Rare illustrations of characters from the Jungle Book, discovered in a junk shop half a century ago, have been sold. The folio of sixteen illustrations of subjects from Rudyard Kipling's Jungle ...

DC has featured Batman in many comic books, including comics published under its imprints such as Vertigo and Black Label; he has been considered DC's flagship character since the 1990s ... Mistakes ...

Arun Misra said that investments in the rare earths space will come from the Vedanta Group's planned $20 billion capital expenditure across its metals, mining, and hydrocarbons businesses over the ...

A BOOK DEALER who claimed he bought two missing and “extraordinarily rare” Seamus Heaney first editions worth €2,000 at a bric-a-brac stall has walked free from court.