
Black Label
- Writer
- Joe Hill
- Inker
- jim lee
- Colorist
- jim lee
- Main Characters
- Batman, Superman
DC Black Label is an imprint of DC Comics that primarily focuses on mini-series and reprints of comics originally distributed by other imprints. These DC comics are also commonly intended for mature readers that have darker storylines. The first comic published as a DC Black Label title was Batman: Damned in September 2018.
If you’re searching for some of the best yet most underrated comics of 2024, you’re in the right place, as this list explores DC's lesser-known gems.
In 2018, DC Comics launched its Black Label imprint with Batman Damned. Since then, some of the best stories haven't involved Bruce Wayne whatsoever.
Peacemaker's ultra-violent antics will be all-the-cuter with a puppy by his side in this new Black Label series from DC Comics: Peacemaker Tries Hard!
Subscribers to the Ultra tier of DC Universe Infinite just got access to a whopping 5000 titles with hits from its Black Label and Vertigo imprints.
A new volume of the Sandman spinoff comic Nightmare Country, titled The Glass House, will intersect with a new Dead Boy Detectives series.
Through masterful dedication to the psychological underpinnings of superhero drama, Sean Murphy is paving the future of DC without dumbing it down.
Harleen author Stjepan Šejić wrote a new story with his glimpse into Harley's life post-Joker, and it teased a series with Poison Ivy that fans need!
Renowned artist Jock has made his writing debut with DC's Batman: One Dark Knight. We sat down with him at SDCC to discuss the new Black Label book.
Tom King’s time-skipping romance comes to a close with a wry bit of commentary on the nature of superhero relationships, and why they don't work.
The wedding of Batman and Catwoman is finally here, and with it comes a fun use of the theme song from the 1960s Batman TV show starring Adam West.
A new cover by Greg Smallwood teases the return of Tom King's The Human Target maxiseries. The Human Target #7 is set to release September 27.
Screen Rant sits down with Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham to talk the return of Fables with issue 151, and the new series villain.
The latest issue of DC Black Label's Suicide Squad: Get Joker! features a moment so shocking that it's too taboo to make it into movie theaters.
DC's mature imprint Black Label is currently mainstream comics' premier showcase for grim and gritty storytelling, but that might not be a good thing.
During a Reddit AMA, writer Mark Waid revealed that his previously announced DC Black Label series is "essentially" a sequel to Superman: Birthright.
As DC’s line of stories intended for more mature readers called Black Label expands outside Batman, it is proving the full potential of the imprint.
DC's Fables returns in May under the Black Label imprint after 7 years, kicking off a new series with a major resurrection and a new Adversary.
Captain Cold and DC's greatest Rogues come out of retirement for one last score in the new Black Label series, Rogues.
Like the legendary Alan Moore, Tom King’s deconstructionist approach and dedication to emotional realism bolsters DC's reputation.
There's a murder mystery in Metropolis, and the only suspects are... The Justice League! Here are all the suspects and their motives in Human Target.
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