US EditionWhy the Warner Bros. Split Could Change DC Forever - And That’s Not Necessarily a Good Thing
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Why the Warner Bros. Split Could Change DC Forever - And That’s Not Necessarily a Good Thing
Once upon a time, DC Comics was the master of its own destiny. Its editors, writers, and creative teams made decisions based on what was best for the company, its storytelling, and its fan base. During this era of independence, this iteration of DC Comics produced some of the most well-known and profitable comic book titles and characters in the history of superhero entertainment. However, that autonomy ended in 1967 when DC was acquired by Kinn…
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