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The 13 pages that link to DC Comics, each with the reason it gives.

• Warner Bros.Related: Its ownership gave Warner Bros. a deep source of characters for film and television franchises.

• Comics Code AuthorityRelated: DC adopted the code and shaped its conventions while publishing under its restrictions.

• Marvel ComicsCompared with: DC is Marvel’s closest long-running rival in superhero publishing.

• Action Comics #1Related: The publisher’s history traces back to the company that released this issue.

• Alan MooreRelated: Moore’s work for DC brought him a large audience and later prompted disputes over ownership and reprints.

• Bill FingerRelated: The publisher controlled Batman’s publication and eventually recognized Finger’s co-creator contribution.

• Bob KaneRelated: The publisher commissioned Batman and became the institutional setting for Kane’s long-running credit arrangement.

• Action ComicsNarrower topic: The publisher has continued to release Action Comics under its imprint.

• Whaam!Narrower topic: Its war-comic imagery provided the source material for Whaam!.

• Inde NavarretteNarrower topic: Superman & Lois adapts characters and settings from DC Comics.

• Mark MillarRelated: Millar also wrote stories using DC’s superhero characters.

• Rob LiefeldRelated: Liefeld’s early career included work on Hawk and Dove before he became a Marvel star.

• Silver Age of Comic BooksRelated: Its superhero relaunches established the early pattern of the Silver Age.