Events, free things to do, festivals and more fun ideas in D.C., Maryland and Virginia for the week ending Dec. 21, 2025.

From Supergirl herself to Lobo, Krem, and Ruthye Marye Knoll, let's break down every DC character who appears in the new Supergirl trailer.

In a surprise announcement, DC Comics is bringing back one of its most iconic brands with a new slate of titles beginning next year. What DC brand is making a comeback? Vertigo, the DC Comics imprint that was founded in 1993,

Grail, daughter of Darkseid, returns in both Wonder Woman #28 and Titans #30, shaking up the DC Universe. She faces off against the Matriarch in a tournament of Wonder Woman’s greatest enemies in the future timeline. In the present, Grail attacks the Titans as they evacuate Earth, unchanged after decades of conflict.

From new twisted Lantern Corps to crazed serial killers, the 21st century started strongly evil with these menacing supervillains.

The local D.C. political landscape is about to see a shakeup the likes of which District voters have never seen in the history of home rule. The next 12 to 18 months will see, at a minimum: a new mayor and two new councilmembers,

DC's K.O. event brings a surprising match-up: Booster Gold faces off against Gorilla Grodd in Titans #30. Harley Quinn vs. Zatanna #1 reveals new fights, costume fun, and unexpected alliances in the DC universe. Darkseid-possessed Booster Gold battles the Quorum Quantorum, shaking up the stakes with Grodd's intervention.

Gillespie (“Cruella,” “I, Tonya”) directs “Supergirl” from a script by Ana Nogueira, who is also penning the upcoming “Wonder Woman” reboot. The movie is based on the comic series “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” by Tom King.

The DC Movie and TV universe is unifying into one cohesive world under the leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for DC stories that take place beyond the main universe. After all, there are many adventures ...

Netflix plans to keep Warner Bros. independent and the teams heading the studios (like DC Studios' James Gunn and Peter Safran) in charge.