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We’ve limited the movies to theatrical releases only, which does keep out the home animated fare that’s been giving DC adaptations a good name whenever the DCEU stumbled. Moving beyond the strictly superhero element of DC Comics, this guide will also feature the adapted works from DC imprints Vertigo ( V for Vendetta, The Losers), Paradox Press ( Road to Perdition, A History of Violence), and WildStorm ( Red, Red 2). (And well before those upstart punks Marvel Comics to boot!) You’ll find them all in in our guide to every DC Comics movie ranked by Tomatometer, along with other significant greats like Swamp Thing, Green Lantern, and Shazam.īut the world of comic book publishing is nothing if not vast, a constellation of multiverses, retcons, annuals, and imprints.

These are some of the staple titans of DC Comics the world has come to adore over the past 80 years, especially as they made the leap from page panel to silver screen and TV in the ’50s and ’60s. (Photo by Warner Bros/courtesy Everett Collection) All DC Comics Movies Ranked

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