Comics have long made sure that women are front and center in some of the medium's best stories -- and they're every bit as iconic as the men.

DC Comics is home to countless heroes and villains; however, these female villains from the franchise stand out as iconic.

The inclusion of female superheroes in Marvel and DC comics has helped to break down stereotypes and challenge gender norms, demonstrating that women can be just as capable and heroic as men.

DC has some of the best heroines in all of comics. Some of the original superheroes over here were some of the first heroines ...

The 1940s saw the rise of many superheroes, many of whom, while forgotten today, were pioneers for their time. These are the greatest superheroes in the public domain with no ties to any one comic ...

Over the decades, there have been several female characters in the pages of DC and Marvel. They were mostly seen teaming up with male superheroes and rarely seen as leads.

DC Super Hero Girls will feature DC Comics' female characters as relatable teens and will hit multiple platforms and product lines starting this fall.

DC Comics is the home of a pantheon of remarkable, iconic women characters like Wonder Woman, Lois Lane, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman and Supergirl as well as fan favorite characters like Black ...

Pride Month just started, so here are seven female characters in DC Comics are part of the LGBTQ community.

DC Comics grabbed '12 Years a Slave' writer John Ridley to write 'The Other History of the DC Universe' focusing on marginalized superheroes.

DC Comics’s big dogging of Superbabies “infringement” of the Super Hero trademark led Richold to file a petition in May to cancel it.

DC and Marvel superhero movies have a gender problem. We need to talk about it. Only 26.7 percent of the Marvel and DC comic superheroes are female, creating a major disparity in terms of ...