While the future of DC remains uncertain in some respects, the situation is far more hopeful than the “end all” news fans ...

The Justice League has recently begun a new era in comics, with the team heading towards a true "unlimited" future, according to one iconic DC writer.

The chronal chaos concludes in Justice League Unlimited #8 as the heroes face their final temporal trial. Will they survive ...

Starting with November 17's Justice League Unlimited #1, writer Mark Waid and his longtime creative partner artist Dan Mora will launch a new era of the venerable team as the heroes of the DC ...

They are the World’s Finest heroes, but they nearly fell before the Absolute Power of Amanda Waller. Thankfully, the heroes of Earth rallied, proving the need for a Justice League to unite them.

Justice League Unlimited doesn't just show you a situation where the world is at stake. It reminds you of why it's worth saving. Justice League Unlimited #1 is out now from DC.

Justice League Unlimited #1. Written By: Mark Waid Art and cover by Dan Mora Variant Covers by Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, Howard porter, Ed Benes, and Simone Bianchi 1:25 Variant Cover by Dave Wilkins ...

Justice League Unlimited is unquestionably ambitious, but it delivers on that ambition in every single way, kicking off a bold new era in style. Rating: 5 out of 5. Published By: DC Comics ...

The Justice League cartoon is one of the most ambitious animated projects DC has ever produced. Starting off as one two-season show, it later continued with the sequel series Justice League Unlimited.

This Justice League Unlimited episode is adapted from Moore’s 1985 story of the same name. It’s the Man of Steel’s birthday. Batman gives him straight up cash, naturally.