Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics | Full-Length Documentary | Warner Bros. Entertainment

[@williamruffin7605]

Beautiful. I was born in 1977 and started reading comics in 1984. I still read comics until this day. This documentary moved me tears.

[@adamsifford6228]

Born 1975 and still read comics.

[@adamsifford6228]

I wonder what my grandpa asked my preacher about comic books then?

[@OSVALDORODRIGUEZ-mf5ny]

Me too

[@mohamaddavarzani7997]

1990 GLAD TO MEET YOU DUDE I HAVE MANY POWERS.SO I HAVE TO STAY HIDDEN BETWEEN PEOPLE.

[@trinidadapodaca7027]

cool

[@DrSt-mu4zw]

DC has the most iconic characters. They are pioneers, innovators. The universe is vast, unique, and splendid. I feel so proud to be part of this fandom. Thank you, DC.

[@videomusicalirussicontradu9930]

Comics 💕💕💕💕💕

[@hobbiesgeeks]

me too, team DC for Life

[@mysterycupofjoe2670]

I eat my cereal because of Superman!.....Seriously though, this documentary showed me how far back kids had something to attach to. To me it was the Ninja Turtles and they have been teaming up with Batman recently.

[@jonathanbhatty8592]

DC is much better than Marvel their heros are more groundbreaking and larger than life.

[@atwunz]

@@jonathanbhatty8592 that is the problem. They are considered as gods, not humans. That is why I believe Marvel worked so much well in movies. Because Cinema is more of a realistic medium. That is why Aquaman and Shazam became my favourites from DC but not Wonder Woman and Superman.

[@betteroffdead]

Comic books kept me going through school. Was horribly bullied. Comic books educated me and gave me comfort.

[@lotgxj9]

Im sorry I hope you're doing better now

[@s.mournings.t.a.r6614]

I think I cried through half of this documentary. "It's not a genre, it's a media!" Such insightful, and sincere interviews, thank you so much!

[@skr8pwnd]

*medium

[@untunedguitar45]

It’s the same way animation fans feel

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Melbourne Sydney USD SGD

[@agathaharper7459]

Nothing can beat the feel of reading comics. Always have been the fan of DC comics. Please keep it coming.

[@robertpolanco1973]

Personally, I am so impressed with this documentary about DC Comics and its glorious history. I am so surprised that such documentaries like this have NEVER been shown on PBS with programs like "American Masters" or "American Experience." So thank you, Warner Bros. and DC Comics. They made appreciate both comic books and pop culture even more.

[@rolandbaldwin]

There was a series of PBS documentaries dealing with comic books. They were on Netflix here in Ireland for a time. I think Liev Scrieber was the host & narrator. They covered Marvel and DC.

[@robertpolanco1973]

@@rolandbaldwin - Oh, I know what you were referring to. The three-part documentary called "Superheroes: A Never Ending Battle." I have that on Blu-ray in my country, the U.S. so I give my thanks to people like you on that. I really appreciate that.

[@D.Z.A.-kp8lf]

My mom gave me some comic books when I was about seven years old to help me read better.. that was my introduction to superheroes comic books and reading better.. from Reading comic books I learn to draw and create stories of my own and heroes of my own.. I was jumped with fear I will never forget that.. thank you Mom I miss you..

[@jennsolomon5547]

sorry for your loss

[@jennsolomon5547]

you made heroes of your own thats cool introduce me to one

[@D.Z.A.-kp8lf]

@@jennsolomon5547 I'm in the process of working out some Heroes right now trying to come up with some origin storylines or I just might skip origin stories.. I'm trying to get them fleshed out and everything going to try and pitch Netflix the story next year around this time right now I'm just working on some drawings of how they going to look.. trying to get it be to be an animated series

[@jessfrankel5212]

It's a fun documentary, but sort of sad to know that Dwayne McDuffie, one of the great illustrators for DC and who made such a great contribution to the animated Justice League series, Static Shock, and Ben-10, is no longer with us. As well, Denny O'Neil passed on a short time ago. RIP, gentlemen. You did DC proud!

[@afonsolucas2219]

I had no idea Denny O´Neil had passed away. He wasn´t that old. May he rest in peace.

[@jessfrankel5212]

@@afonsolucas2219 Yeah, he passed away on June 11th...he was eighty-one. He had a great run as an illustrator and story contributor to DC.

[@Metalbloodlord]

@@afonsolucas2219 Denny O Neil has tried to ruin Wonder Woman and there for I am not sure if I should feel bad for that

[@afonsolucas2219]

@@jessfrankel5212 I was not aware that he illustrated. I´ll check that out.

[@afonsolucas2219]

@@Metalbloodlord A man has died, set aside your personal feelings for his writing and show some respect. Denny himself stated that his run on Wonder Woman was misguided. He has been tremendously influential in the medium.

[@ScottSherman1]

Thank you for this! I was an avid collector and reader from 1967 (when my father bought my first comics at the airport before a trip to family in California from MA) until 1990 (when marriage and family changed my priorities). Ended up with 16,000 books before decluttering. Used to attend conventions in Boston and New York. Important part of my youth.

[@ytubeanon]

nice that Bill Finger was mentioned, but he should've been given more credit for creating Batman... highly recommend watching the documentary on him

[@kahntrast]

Keep the documentaries coming, I love them.

[@thefanboy2008]

Me too there awesome! Every Tuesday new ones release.

[@thefanboy2008]

Joan Santos Mendoza why are you repeating Kahntrast’s comment

[@MichaelSmith-ds7mu]

@@thefanboy2008 every Tuesday I get mines every Wednesday

[@martialartsfighter720]

Same here I'm grateful for the creation of dc comics

[@davidreece5853]

@Joan Santos Mendoza w O

[@mossadon]

R.I.P Denny O Neil. The man who's writing got me into comics via Batman.

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

Sometimes I wonder if he (wherever he is now) know how much he influenced my personality.

[@Metalbloodlord]

@@andreranulfo-dev8607 Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@reepacheirpfirewalker8629]

He also wrote many other legendary ones Justice League and so many others

[@BiggRuss]

DC will always be #1 to me! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@BrandonKohout]

I’m with you on that.

[@maxskc]

Always #1

[@bradnimbus4836]

@Joan Santos Mendoza You're sick in the head!

[@soulrebel6309]

@@thefanboy2008 she's trying to learn English

[@soulrebel6309]

@@thefanboy2008 I'm joking bro😆

[@Ddya2]

ICONIC. BRIGHT. MASTERPIECE. FANTASTIC STORIES. DC IS EVERYTHING. 💙

[@thefanboy2008]

Joan Santos Mendoza why do you repeat everyone?

[@yeeisme]

This documentary is a few years old, but it is still fantastic.

[@Floppedd]

Ur comment is 3 yrs ago and so is the video

[@JakeTheComicBookDude]

Rewatched this documentary cause it’s been a while and it’s still awesome!

[@TonyRivera0206]

From Puerto Rico my mom learned how to read English reading Superman comics in the 60’s. That’s Super!

[@netzach21]

The generation of artists and writers that took over in the bronze age gave us the best comic book stories ever. Thank you!

[@bb22602]

Everybody talks about Stan Lee, but there would be no Stan Lee, and possibly no MCU, without Julius Schwartz.

[@TyroneNorwood]

BB/ even Stan Lee has said that; you should see Look up in the Sky

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

Too true and opens up the appreciation for all of the different from each other artists and storytellers.

[@jonathansoko1085]

Yeah. Modern marvel mcu fans dont really understand the history, at all. The frequency that my over-the-top nerd self has to correct things people say, is astounding. You would be surprised the amount of people that just assume marvel started everything. I just yesterday had an argument with a self professed superfan, i told him that if it wasnt for the justice league there would have been no fantastic four, then avengers.... He literally called me a liar, i just had to laugh and walk away. Theres ALOT of these people.... you also wouldnt believe the amount of people that think marvel had the first captain marvel LOL

[@KingKhupacabra]

@@jonathansoko1085 ikr. Let’s be real, all of these superheroes from the mcu weren’t rlly household names before 2008. Some of them were popular than others. There’s a difference between a marvel and a mcu Stan. Dc, we fully embrace both the movies and comic books. As for ur argument u had with that fan, DC is something that Marvel can not live without and some people think that marvel started it all 😂😂. Dc for life

[@ZiggySync]

Exactly I try to tell kids on fortnite and around the world and even in my school that without Superman or dc there will be no dumb Spider-Man or no Marvel comics y’all should thank dc and not marvel dc came out way longer than marvel and marvel only came out in 1939 and DC comics 1934

[@T.R.R.Jolkien]

I’m just now learning about DC characters after watching both seasons of Justice League Unlimited. I’ve been a fan of Marvel for 40 years. My first comics were Frank Miller’s Daredevil, John Byrne’s Fantastic Four, Simonson’s Thor and Clairmont’s X-Men. With DC, I’ve got a lot of catching up to do. All stories arcs will be brand new to me!

[@zacharycollett5456]

I started late on DC too. I started reading about 8 years ago and got all the important stuff out of the way. In my opinion, I'd skip the 50s stuff and go straight to the silver age. Golden age is truly great in a strangely nostalgic way (alien to me because I'm only 30 but nostalgic, nonetheless). The 90s were my favorite for DC

[@crhu319]

Now go back and watch Batman the Animated Series and Superman...these are the masterworks that make JL possible

[@MrBiscuit75]

For me dc's characters will always be the best. They have such a rich history and very dynamic well done origin stories.

[@jobsmine]

DC is not just entertainment, it's the breath of life. It's the definition of HOPE.

[@Flayne009]

I've been a comic book fan all my life. Both major houses. However, in the late 2000s a weekly series came out called "52" that showcased all the B and C tier heroes and allowed them to explore the corners of the rich DC universe. I was blown away. Ever since then I've been a DC guy and never looked back.

[@Alienoticz23]

DC Comics and their characters are more than just reading material. These are scriptures of history and I love them. I hope they live with me til the day I cease to exist. Long Live DC Comics. Long Live the JUSTICE LEAGUE.

[@Novapoid]

I really hope WB get their act together with the DC movies. There's so much mythic potential in them, it's certainly a different feel than Marvel (which is cool, too, but I always felt closer to DC characters) and I'm not sure the lighthearted tone fits them even if it has massive appeal. There has been exceptions such as Shazam! (which btw had also darkness and heart), but more often than not they should feel mythical & larger than life. P.S: Please don't give Superman to J.J. Abrams.

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

I think Brandon Routh was a far better Superman than Henry Cavill. Kevin Spacey as Lex Luthor - wut!?! I was really disappointed when that didn't go anywhere.

[@DevinDBell]

To this day people are still waiting for a man of steel 2 and we will never get our wish

[@crhu319]

More Amazons including their cousins in the desert and mingling with the gods from or in the ancient past. More Atlantis creeping up onto land, like Aquaman is barely containing the chaos under the surface. More completely insane tragic madness like Bizarro & Nuclear Family, Baby Doll & The Riddler. Maybe not all in the same episode ... Justice League Action was doing it right imho. So is Teen Titans Go AND the dark live Titans series made AT THE SAME TIME.

[@noelj1492]

it's not like JJ Abrams is directing the movie tho

[@jshudo44]

As far as live action goes, Warner Bros really dropped the ball on their cinematic universe. To this day, I still prefer watching DC animated universe. I am currently rewatching Batman The Animated Series and the Justice League series as well.

[@IamproudAtin13]

"We created Batman, he is basically superman but without superpowers" Best qoute ever.

[@gsuave4293]

not even remotely similar lol

[@IamproudAtin13]

@@gsuave4293 dont watch the video

[@NinjaSquirrel30]

Batman charachter went far further than Superman fact 😉 🦇

[@sdot6939]

seeing what batman can do, if he had just one superpower it probably wouldn't be fair. see- justice league doom.

[@avianchase3272]

love DC ....No mention of Supermans Canadian creator ??? Great doc but ...

[@jerrysanchez9681]

Anyone else get chills at the 1:18:12 mark?? I love this documentary!

[@BrandonKohout]

They’re the greatest heroes that DC Comics and Warner Bros. has to offer.

[@faiyazhasan3427]

The world has to offer

[@BrandonKohout]

Faiyaz Hasan That too.

[@batmanfan6207]

When you realize that its narrated by ryan reynolds all joking aside dc is my life

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

I know right!

[@acecova4268]

🤣

[@faysalmullaire2263]

Dudeee...

[@mysterycupofjoe2670]

Of course it had to be Reynolds. You heard him in his movie. DC is dark and needs some humor......But yeah, all joking aside, DC has something special. It has integrated with WB so much that I can't think of one without the other.

[@herlastborn]

Yeah, I was suprised to hear Green Lantern narrate.

[@sagetan1353]

Love DC Comics!

[@xanderg.1070]

Me too 😆

[@kencoleman5007]

Love DC Comics, but think that Supergods is a better history of superhero comics.

[@kencoleman5007]

@J H It's the title for a book of his that a combination of a memoir and history of superhero comics. "Supergods" are a theological philosophy of Morrison's modern age superheroes are the modern equivalent to ancient gods. From their mythology, to their representation of different attributes, to how people can look to these characters for interdimensional guidance.

[@TwitterPaulsVersion]

This is awesome had no idea there was a documentary on this?!

[@Frank-zw7gn]

@Joan Santos Mendoza ¿

[@thefanboy2008]

Joan Santos Mendoza what??

[@georgecooper6791]

This awesome is no idea had was there no this a documentary?

[@mauriciokilo]

This documentary had no idea there was an awesome on this?

[@Joe-uk4vu]

This was just uploaded today..

[@ThePredator77]

Thank you for these great documentaries. Honestly the "Batman The Animated Series" and the History of Batmobiles in movies made me cry. It was such a huge nostalgia moment... Peace out!

[@levyalvesdacunha8187]

The love they have for the characters! I’ve been wanting to rewatch this documentary since the first time I saw it.

[@OscarMPG1]

DC is the closest thing we have to modern Greek mythology. They've been in my life since I discovered them as toys. I've never even read a comic Book in my life.

[@wheresmattburns]

tech2017 weird flex, but ok.

[@joshualeon3223]

That's awesome man. I hadn't read a comic til way later in life. My earliest memories of DC were when I'd watch Super Friends re-runs with my dad. Then later, Batman TAS and so on. It doesn't matter how you became a fan. All that matters is what those characters and those memories mean to you.

[@OscarMPG1]

@@joshualeon3223 if people ask me how to get the best DC experience I tell them to watch the following. TV: Batman TAS, Superman TAS, Batman Beyond, Static Shock, Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, all the direct to video animated films from 1997-present, Arrow, The Flash, Lois and Clark (season 1 only), Batman the brave and the bold. Movies: Superman 1 and 2( Donner cut), Man of Steel, the 2 Tim Burton Batman films, Mask of the Phantasm, The Dark Knight trilogy, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Shazam, Joker, Justice League movie ( It has its moments)

[@lp.shakur]

@@OscarMPG1 so what you are saying is you dont have a tiny clue about the dc universe? got it!

[@k.delpino1124]

Chris Reeve & Henry Cavill. Two who have played Superman. They both call this American Mythology and couldn't be more right.

[@FabioMarques1974]

I have this documentary in DVD since 2010, it is amazing. So I am glad that finally this material is available for everyone online.

[@righteousgreek2161]

Yes, you did me a solid today WB/DC, thank you very much

[@thefanboy2008]

Joan Santos Mendoza why do you keep copying comments in replies

[@riffsmaladaeus357]

My joy from D.C comics just grew 10 times . This is one of the coolest documentaries I’ve ever seen

[@gunkarsingh1369]

Would love to see more documentaries like this ,DC for life

[@tmrevenge]

Nothing but love for DC. Bats is my favorite character perhaps in all fiction. But Flash, Martian Manhunter, Nightwing, Catwoman, Wonderwoman etc are such a fantastic characters thank you very much for years of work!

[@BIGDEX71]

Christopher Reeve still the best Superman ever on screen.

[@thedarkstranger963]

Maybe for that era, not now. He didn't have that gritty edge look about him. Cavill has got that rugged look. Superheroes aren't meant to be "pretty boys".

[@live2diedie2liveagain78]

@Isaac Altman In my opinion, yes for this day and age. If someone doesn't agree with those of a different way of thinking, what makes that person crazy?

[@live2diedie2liveagain78]

@Isaac Altman That's just your opinion. I see where Davis is coming from and I agree. What makes Christopher Reeve better than George Reeves, Dean Cain, Brandon Routh, Tom Welling or Kirk Alyn?

[@live2diedie2liveagain78]

@Isaac Altman Then I wish you and your loved ones safety and health throughout the days to come.

[@TastyMeat8675]

Eh, idk

[@elisabeth8207]

When you can calculate how old a movie/documentary is based on the style of the DC logo lol.

[@Metalbloodlord]

@Jack Fortuna Superheroes are trash now thanks to DC rebirth and Doomsday clock

[@i_chosen_one_ips432]

Metal blood lord 666 723 huh?? Dc Rebirth is amazing and so is doomsday clock

[@Metalbloodlord]

@@i_chosen_one_ips432 DC rebirth and Doomsday clock ruined Watchmen

[@bserum]

Once again Bill Finger gets minimized in favor of Bob Kane

[@JPFerraccio]

Noticed that, too.

[@christianfernandez2979]

Y fue el verdadero creador del universo BATMAN y Gotham

[@Lopez03Eduardo.]

B. Serum yup but this is an old documentary nowadays he’s getting recognized

[@Slimgosa]

Last I checked 'Batman & Bill" exposed just that. The title above predates it

[@Lopez03Eduardo.]

@@Slimgosa Batman and bill glad it finally undid a wrong in DC comics history and Bill Finger finally given his credit where it's due

[@tofu_golem]

Marvel heroes are defined by their flaws. They have virtues, but their flaws are why we read the stories. To me, DC is at its best when it's the opposite. DC heroes are defined by their virtues. They have flaws, but the virtues should be why we read.

[@greggriffin8020]

I'm not sure I agree with this statement. Green Arrow, Batman, and Roy Harper are characters whose flaws overshadow their goodness much of the time. Those are just three that I can think of off the top of my head. Raven is another one.

[@markmolino6091]

So true and well said.

[@thegreatrobin2329]

That what makes both Marvel and DC great in their own way

[@MrRoMaGi]

While it doesn't fit every character, someone once told me that DC heroes are heroes we look up to, while Marvel heroes are heroes we relate to.

[@thegreatrobin2329]

MrRoMaGi I like to think that as well. When it comes to DC’s characters the likes of Batman, Superman, the Flash, Wonder Woman, etc., gives off a sorta mythical and legendary status towards them like the Greek/Roman gods. However with Marvel characters, it heavily relies more on personal sympathy and sometimes even empathy towards the viewer; you expect heroes such as Thor, Captain America, the Fantastic Four, or the X-Men to be more distant and grandiose due to their power and influence but they are usually portrayed in the opposite by showing how easily they can be beaten down. Spider-Man is easily the best example of a character anybody can relate to.

[@darkgoddarkseid2824]

This is my life. Rise DC!

[@Metalbloodlord]

Never

[@PokeMaster03]

Agreed

[@lenardregencia]

Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics as told by Deadpool.

[@halcyon01nate]

@FUTURE DCEUWARRIORZLIFE can you cite the source for the claim? Just wanna know, no offense intended.

[@mageside]

@@rudedragens7397 that and he's a HUGE comic book fan??

[@Southern_Webhead]

👋🏾

[@bteachman]

Pretty sure that is the voice of Green Lantern.

[@sarinafrohn6751]

Green lantern you mean

[@lazymorris5293]

I’m in love with Ryan Reynold’s voice

[@tclark6989]

I watch this every now and again despite knowing it by heart. I could just listen to voices like Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison and Neal Adams talk DC all day.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Wow such a great, informative, and entertaining, documentary. Im a huge fan of Neil Gaimen and love the first two Superman films with Christopher Reeves and I didn't know they had killed him in the comics. That made me cry for real. I inherited my dad's comic book collection that I never read, something like 12 full boxes. I'm going to have to look at them now. Thanks so much for sharing Warner Bros. Entertainment.

[@IamproudAtin13]

Does this mean, DetectiveComics founded the Superhero Genre? Wow so proud to be a DC Fan

[@rayblack2004]

The Superhero genre existed long before DC. Notable examples include Spring Heeled Jack, The Shadow and Doc Savage

[@IamproudAtin13]

@@rayblack2004 The first masked crime fighter in comic books was the Clock, whom Centaur Publications introduced in 1936. But it was two young men from Cleveland who created the character who truly launched the superhero genre. DC Comics introduced the first costumedsuperhero, Superman, in Action Comics #1 (June 1938).

[@Thespeedrap]

Superheroes are detectives so it works either way.

[@kaydee1485]

@@Thespeedrap not really

[@Thespeedrap]

@@kaydee1485 Just Batman the Detective than.

[@StoryTeller5301]

As a neutral fan of both Marvel and Dc Say what you have to say people dc got the most amazing, badass, finest characters in the history of superheroes and its something that some people won't understand or don't want to understand no no no I REPEAT AGAIN no one can touch dc in the comics and animation cartoon and movies and even dc have movies like The Batman, Christopher Nolan's dark knight trilogy, superman returns, man of steel, batman v Superman, wonder Woman, Shazam, Aquaman, Watchman And dc Got this amazing future with Wonder Woman 1984, Zack Snyder's Justice League, The Suicide Squad, The Batman, Black Adam, The Flash, Shazam 2, Aquaman 2. Man with this slate dc will be on fire in the future. 10s decade marvel rules with amazing movies but mark my words this 20s decade dc rules

[@joshuavercide8231]

Yeah🔥🔥🔥

[@faristevergne1513]

I hope you will be right! (And I believe the same as you)

[@callumdrage5889]

If nothing else, I’m glad Warner Bros owns DC for these free KZbin documentaries available whenever we want! So awesome!

[@IamproudAtin13]

The DC superheroes have backstories that made sense! This is the documentary we didnt know we needed.

[@OirichEntertainment]

Wow, all these made me sub to this channel. The only Studio channel I subbed to.

[@shaikhaziz8280]

23:20 “AND GREEN LANTERN “ i see what you did there mr.reynolds

[@Thespeedrap]

What a wonderful person😄

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

Wow, it's awesome and inspiring to find out how our unmatched heroes have kept the strength and focus on learning from events alive in their stories. And learn about everyone involved in the history and storytelling of their adventures.

[@yauyuso]

Already own this on DVD. DC made some amazing documentaries. This one , Look up in the Sky (Superman documentary) and Necessary Evil

[@joncarroll2040]

I love that picture of Moore and Kirby... The forced perspective makes them look like comics' Gandalf and Bilbo Baggins.

[@michaellocsin]

I love DC and will continue to LOVE them. These characters inspire and uplift people.

[@bibinxavier8231]

Am a DC fan & this video gives goosebumps Hail DC

[@RazvanDraguBlackDome]

This documentary was made in 2011 when DC were celebrating 75 years of existence. It was narrated by Ryan Reynolds to build hype for the release of the Green Lantern movie, which was due in a few months. It was since included in the Batman Beyond series blu-ray as well.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Yup

[@akkakkakekkn]

So? What are you trying to say?

[@RazvanDraguBlackDome]

@@akkakkakekkn Giving some background information, thats all.

[@Tec811]

While in semi-lockdown situation whilst the pandemic is in full force. These sort of documentary stories is essential viewing, if there’s a lot of social restrictions well done Warner Bros. Entertainment

[@nunofrancisco1901]

Dc is amazing. I hope the future will be beautiful and the new movies that comes put the characters in the place that they belong.

[@noahorakwue2653]

“Doomed Planet, Desperate Scientists, Last Hope, Kindly Couple, SUPERMAN!!!”

[@IamproudAtin13]

This video made every loyal DC fan so happy and proud!

[@michaelnedoshytko6920]

I hope DC can produce some memorable films in the coming years. Really looking forward to Michael Keaton coming back. Awesome documentary; I never knew the background about Superman's creation paralleling immigrants in USA. I will appreciate him a lot more now.

[@rctemp34]

The massive love for DC Comics the heroes born God's, trying to be mortal/ human... seeing the world in the uniquely different way seems more profound story there's always captivated my interest regardless of how old I am become, another 40 plus years from now I will continue my interest in love for these Heroes.

[@onfleek912]

I am not an American , but DC comics played a great role during my childhood and teenage years. They were expensive but we had shops where we could buy secondhand and then could exchange them too. Later I started reading in French. In France they come in hardcover. Got hooked on Tintin and Asterix. Still I am. Great documentary. Thank you

[@GeorgeKofos]

Loved it!!! My only quibble is that there was no mention of Jack Kirby's Fourth World...

[@jishnujayan7324]

And not including bill finger for the creation of batman.

[@kaydee1485]

@@jishnujayan7324 the did though, they mentioned that Bob took the job and with the help of Bill, submitted batman that Monday morning.

[@leonardoneves7450]

I stop reading comics or graphic novels from time to time but somehow I always go back to it.

[@MagisterMasekoGameplay]

Every DC comics book writer should watch these documentaries so that they recognised and appreciate the importance of of writing these stories knowing the core and history of these characters.

[@saukiuki3258]

I love DC, also I like "adult" story tales of DC-comics. Thannk you for this doc

[@mindcraftful]

this reminded me why i fell in love with DC comics

[@cannoneer155mm]

This was a great and moving documentary on my boyhood heroes. Things have changed, some for the best, others not so much, but it still brought back memories and feelings of those early years of the 1950s thru the 1980s. I still gaze through comics, but not with the fervor I had as a kid.

[@rawyld]

DC Comics is very special for me as a women that loves the men and women who shows our world and Disabilities of how we can show our heroes.

[@juliachristinaheikamp246]

My old roommate from 20 years ago was the biggest comic collector I ever knew in person. He owned a fortune, each protected in a transparent sleeve, keeping his collection up to date with excel lists, he printed out to label the boxes. Of course, he spent lots of time in the only comic book store we had. I was fascinated, trying to understand more of that passion which he devoted so much time and money. I came to find it reflected so much about our world as we know it, and the world we desire to create, really. I liked Batman more, I am more of the sinister stuff, the Joker is a character that has enormous impact on all sorts of villain characters throughout the movie business as well as the writing business. Hard to find a character is more wag and deep down bad-crazy and sadistic than him. Shakespeare would have loved him, I am sure. This is one of the most essentials chapters of cultural as well as social education, for all those who like to investigate how creativity plays a part in human society.

[@joeltria]

i love the FLASH,the Barry Allen one. I also like his original suit,it almost looks like the one from the flash cw series in season 6!

[@BaffledRich]

Makes me sad that I never got to meet these people, we are greatly appreciative and thank you for everything.

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

I think Batman is the superhero standard. A guy driven by a feeling of vengeance. The fact that he has stood the test of time without changing the story much, is a testament of his staying power.

[@k.delpino1124]

Last year was DC's 85th anniversary. I was hoping to see something like this. Really enjoyed it.

[@nomaamguyplusseinfeldandco2870]

2:52 Secret Origin: The Story of DC Comics 21:48 The Golden Age of Comics 38:06 The Silver Age of Comics 46:57 The Bronze Age of Comics 1:02:05 The Dark Age of Comics

[@rdh9475]

BILL FINGER created THE BATMAN , Kane created the name that is it .

[@a.jthomas6132]

Here are a few DC Heroes/ Villains that deserves to have their DCEU standalone or one time films: 10. Deathstroke 9. New Gods 8. Black Canary 7. Teen Titans 6. Green Lantern Corp 5. Black Manta 4. Martian Manhunter 3. Supergirl (with Jimmy Olsen) 2. Static Shock 1. Red Hood and the Outlaws

[@MdSamim-xj9dr]

So my answer is my man DEATHSTROKE aka Slade Wilson . Deathstroke want his own show a solo film dude

[@yhggggvbb]

All i need is 100s of man of steel sequels

[@cosmicgrail156]

We're already getting one of them. A New Gods movie is in development.

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

The Spectre????

[@ComicBookNostalgia]

"i remember being given a box of comics when i was 7..." Neil Gaiman... As i age i have to wonder, could anything recapture that magic? I mean others parts of life are great, love, kids, adventure..but that special childhood nostalgia is just the best thing ever

[@jimbyrdiii1503]

I still get emotional each time someone showcases scenes from THE BEST FILM EVER MADE. Christopher Reeve's SUPERMAN is the best thing about my childhood!! PERIOD!!!!!

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

I'VE SEEN All Of Christopher Reeve'sSuperman!Movies At!Our Local Movie Theater 🎦 🎥 😳 😀 😐 😄!

[@julianfrancis9714]

I hope DC gets to break free and do really innovative and daring things in the live action too, just like in the comics. First step get out of WB.

[@sliat1981]

All WB cares bout is Batman. Since 1989 it’s just been Batman, Batman, Batman, Batman. They’re going to put people off him. Give him a rest for a minute

[@raynardabraham7831]

Watching this reminds me of how much I miss the old DC Comics. They used to be a really fun & great company, with things like the 80 page Giant, the 100 page Super Spectacular, the Limited Collectors Edition, etc. The characters used to be fun too, but after Crisis on Infinite Earths is seems to me all of the fun is gone.

[@untunedguitar45]

And now there’s a whole bunch of cretins that infiltrated the industry doing everything they can to destroy it

[@raynardabraham7831]

@@untunedguitar45 You are so correct.

[@anarchorepublican5954]

DC Joe Kubert's ...Tarzan (and also Sgt. Rock) circa early 1970's was phenomenal and gritty...first comic I ever bought- ...I've never forgot it..I was 7...

[@Senkuda]

51:13 as an African in Africa, there are times where I wished superheroes were real and would come even the odds for those of us who are oppressed. So this resonates heavily with me.

[@paulwillard9687]

I used to watch the George Reeves Super as Re-runs in the 1980’s here in the U.K. probably on the BBC along with the Lone Ranger.

[@durklight]

Wow... I have to admit, this documentary is what got me into comics. And I've been a fan ever since. I just hope DC and WB can continue with their pioneering creative energy, and remember the core of each character and what they represent. As the movies, comics seems to have forgotten for a while (Some of them). Remember that superhero is a genre to tell great stories. But I believe in DC, in the original vision of WB for movies. I think majority of my favorite movies came out of WB as well. So... Please please please keep the creativity going!!!

[@ryankillpatrick]

such a great recount of modern mythology. So much spotlight on stories and energies and their creators who have one way or the other, influenced all of our lives. an emotional rollercoaster. but oh MAN I wanted to reach in and hug her at about 1:15:00. I really wanted to scoff at the emotion for a fictional character.......but I had exactly the same emotion back when that issue came out.......and every single time it's discussed since then......and especially feeling it from the POV of someone in the business of storytelling who regularly conjures imagery to elicit an emotional or sensational response! Artists see in 3...maybe 4 dimensions the EVENT they're expressing! She went all the way back to SMALLVILLE 1991 in that moment. I won't even tell you guys how I had to wipe a tear or two.....or 5..at this moment.

[@MJP1472]

A brilliant documentary 👏 I've always been a big fan of both marvel and dc. But dc has always been really special to me. And forever will be

[@Hiddenphanton17]

awesome documentary, kinda fitting timing that you guys posted this a week and a half after the passing of Deny O'Neil. He was one of my favorite comic writers. RIP sir and thank you for all the great stories.

[@kalel311superman9]

Hard to imagine a world without comics

[@AlexRudyChannel]

This was so well done. Hot so many notes, highlights and got some fantastic interviews. Would love another which would include the Arrowverse and the DCEU

[@az3807]

Best quote...”I don’t want people to agree with me, I just want them to think”. YEEEEEES. BOOM SHAKE THE ROOM. 🤍🖤🤍

[@darkangel7589]

I’ve been reading DC Comics since I was 11. The first ones I read were the New Teen Titans series from the 80s. I was in love. When I was 16 1/2, I picked up Sandman. The audio adaptation came out the day before my 17th birthday. Now, I’m just obsessed with DC.

[@atwunz]

No one beats Christopher Reeve in superhero cinema as a character.

[@zacharycollett5456]

Definitely agree

[@stendec-dd3he]

51;40 '...and it was right there in that comic book'. A lot of us were right there, Neal. That series that you and Denny , collaborated on, was and still to this day, the turning point for me, and probably so many of us.

[@artemkrazhan6778]

such an amazing documentary, really educates new readers and DC enthusiasts

[@MrWarlock124]

I love love LOVE this, i watched it 10 years ago. Thanks for uploading this