He destroyed the Superman and Batman's multiverse and brought Optimus Prime back to life. Now Marv Wolfman is part of the writing team for the super-hero massively multiplayer online super-hero game, "DC Universe Online." Read more...

The developers of "DC Universe Online" explained how they're making their new DC Comics MMO more appealing to women. They also talk about how their game differs from "World of Warcraft." Read more...

While Stephen and Tracey are running around the New York Comic Con show floor and taking in the nerdy sights, the rest of us have to live vicariously through them, a process made easier with photos. Read more...

The developers of "DC Universe Online" told me that gameplay balance or technical issues wouldn't be the largest problem holding back PS3-PC compatibility -- it's the different way that PS3 gamers and PC players communicate with each other. Read more...

The creative director of upcoming MMORPG "DC Universe Online" insisted that Aquaman, perhaps the most mocked superhero in history, is a "badass," but no swimming powers are in the game "at the moment." Read more...

My MTV News colleague Jennifer Vineyard recently got on the phone with comics writer Geoff Johns and was kind enough to ask him some questions about writing the upcoming Sony Online Entertainment massively multiplayer online PC/PS3 game "DC Universe Online."

Johns gave her the basics of how he's approaching the game:

"Lots of gamers create their own characters. Everyone knows Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, but this game gets you more entrenched in the universe. You meet the Metal Men, or Doom Patrol, and everyone gets a chance to embody something different. I like the idea that your secret identity is really outside the computer. You're a normal guy, and then when you log on to the game, you become the superhero."

Good enough. But that was the easy part. How about a weirder question? Read more...