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DC’s All In publishing initiative gives powerhouse creators the chance to write some of the label’s most iconic heroes without the constraints of a pre-established continuity. Spearheaded by comics ...

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As you progress through your summer reading, ask yourself: Do I really want to tackle “The Odyssey”? The Christopher Nolan-directed, star-jammed adaptation of the Greek epic arrives in movie theaters ...

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