Fog hangs over Gotham, the sun shines over Metropolis – and your closet sits somewhere in between: DC Comics merchandise unites the world's oldest superheroes, officially licensed from Superman to Wonder Woman to Harley Quinn. Which side of the skyline you wear is entirely up to you.
Suicide Squad - Joker Leggings black
DC Multiverse Batman Deadman Action Figure (Knight Terrors)
Superman (2025) DC Comics Art Print Superman: A Symbol of Hope
DC Direct Page Punchers Batman (Justice) Action Figure 18 cm
DC Comics Art Scale Statue 1/10 Lobo Unleashed 24 cm
DC Theatrical Vehicle Batmissile (Batman Returns) 54 cm
DC Multiverse Supergirl Action Figure (Hero Costume)
DC Multiverse Superman Action Figure (DC Classic) 19 cm
DC Premier Action Figure with Sound & Light Mecha Suit Batman
DC Multiverse Action Figure Commissioner James Gordon (The
DC Multiverse Action Figures 2-Pack Superman Blue vs.
DC Multiverse Batman (World's Finest) Action Figure 19 cm
DC Multiverse Batman Action Figure (Batman: Haunted Gotham)
DC Premier Series 2 Superman Action Figure 15 cm
DC Comics Legacy Replica Statue 1/4 Batman and Bruce Wayne
DC Multiverse Action Figure Superman (Action Comics #1) 18 cm
Superman 2025 Vinyl Figure Superman & Krypto 13 cm
DC Premier Action Figure with Sound & Light Heat Vision
DC Comics Throne Legacy Collection Statue 1/4 Batman Poison
DC Multiverse Batman (DC Rebirth) Action Figure 18 cm
Before anyone was thinking about a "cinematic universe," DC already had one on paper: Superman made his debut in Action Comics No. 1 in 1938 – and, in passing, founded the entire superhero genre. Batman followed in 1939, Wonder Woman in 1941. Anyone wearing or collecting DC is wearing pop culture history in its oldest edition. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed DC merchandise from apparel to figures to accessories – for fans of the classic comics as much as for anyone who came in through the movies.
Founded in 1934 as National Allied Publications, the publisher has officially operated as DC Comics since 1977 – the abbreviation stands for the long-running series Detective Comics. The stories behind the stories are often as remarkable as the comics themselves: Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster signed away the Superman rights in 1938 for just 130 dollars – weeks before their character founded an entire industry. And only since 2015 has Bill Finger been officially credited as Batman's co-creator alongside Bob Kane. Today DC belongs to Warner Bros. and reliably delivers box-office material: "The Dark Knight" (2008) won Heath Ledger a posthumous Oscar, "Joker" (2019) grossed over a billion dollars and also earned Joaquin Phoenix an Academy Award, and since "Superman" (2025) James Gunn has been building the new DC film universe. New material is guaranteed, then – for nearly a century now.
Officially licensed apparel like T-shirts and hoodies, plus figures, mugs, accessories, and collectibles – spanning the DC universe from Superman to Harley Quinn. Use the filters to sort by hero or product type.
Batman is run as its own brand world at Elbenwald: everything about the Dark Knight, his allies, and his adversaries is bundled in the Batman category. This page covers the rest of the DC universe – from Superman to Wonder Woman.
By the Warner Bros. license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively licensed goods – for instance from manufacturers like McFarlane Toys, Funko, or LEGO, who produce officially for DC.
The brand worlds are the fastest way to your goal: Superman and Wonder Woman for the founding generation, Flash for speed fans, Catwoman for the elegant gray area – and on the villain side, Joker and Harley Quinn, probably comic history's most famous ex-couple. The Dark Knight reigns in his own Batman world, including Batman T-shirts. On the product side, the range runs from shirts and hoodies to action figures to mugs and collectibles – the filters give you the fastest overview.
The ultimate question – Marvel or DC? – is nobody's to answer for you, but the Marvel world is right there for a direct comparison. And if you're after more for the reading stack, you'll find it at Books and Comics.
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