What does DC Comics do?

DC Comics is a prominent American comic book publisher, known for its iconic superheroes such as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Founded in 1935, the company has a rich history and has evolved into a creative division of Warner Bros. Entertainment. DC Comics produces a wide range of content, including comics, graphic novels, films, television shows, and interactive games, while also offering a digital platform called DC UNIVERSE INFINITE. As one of the largest comic publishers globally, DC Comics continuously expands its universe through new series and character introductions. The company has launched significant initiatives like the "New 52" in 2011, which featured 52 new first issues and achieved remarkable sales. DC also collaborates with various imprints, such as WildStorm and Milestone Media, to diversify its storytelling. With a focus on integrating its intellectual property across multiple media platforms, DC Comics remains a key player in the entertainment industry, appealing to fans and retailers worldwide.