DC Comics is home to some of the greatest comic book tales of all time, and the company's long-lasting legacy in the comic ...

Here are all the comics you should read, in proper order, to get the full effect from the sequel to Watchmen.

‘Doomsday Clock’ Changes Timeline of DC’s Comic Book Universe (Again) The final issue of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's series restores and rewrites the DC universe.

In Doomsday Clock #3, Geoff Johns and Gary Frank reintroduced a long-absent DC Comics character: Nathaniel Dusk. With only two miniseries and a guest appearance in an issue of Lobo to his name ...

Doomsday Clock #12 is on sale now at comic book stores and online. The first half of the series is also available in collected edition.

DC Comics’ Doomsday Clock is a year-long series more than a year in the making, from the beginning of the company’s Rebirth relaunch to Geoff Johns and Gary Frank’s first issue hitting ...

When it was announced, Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, was also a crossover with the DC Universe.

DC Comics owns the rights to Alan Moore's Watchmen, and over the past few years, the publisher has made several stop-start attempts to integrate Moore's characters into DC's shared universe; despite ...

The first issue of “Doomsday Clock,” a 12-issue maxi-series that will revisit the world of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s “Watchmen” while combining the tale with heroes of the DC Comics ...

You can see me come across a couple of pages of Gary Frank's original art for Doomsday Clock in Pulp Comics in this video, as I wandered through Rue Dante ...

Doomsday Clock is a bold — some might say sacrilegious — project for DC Comics to be producing. Doomsday Clock #1 seems almost calculated to subvert expectations of sacrilege, right down to a ...

Another day, another 'Doomsday Clock' delay... but Geoff Johns says it's for a good reason.