The mobile-first webcomics line is growing with fresh seasons, three new series, a line-wide crossover, and its first collected print editions.
DC has announced a major expansion of its DC GO! webcomics initiative for 2026, including returning fan-favorite series, three all-new originals, the imprint’s first crossover event, and the first print collections of several digital hits.
Launched in October 2024, DC GO! was created as a mobile-first platform featuring vertically scrolling comics designed for quick reading sessions. The line has focused on original stories and reimagined takes on familiar DC characters, presented in a format tailored for phones and tablets.
The 2026 lineup begins with new seasons of three of the imprint’s most popular original series.
First up is Jon Kent: This Internship Is My Kryptonite by writer Sam Camp and artist Seraji. Returning in June, the series continues Jon Kent’s attempts to juggle superhero duties with life as a Daily Planet intern.
In August, Billy Batson returns in The Magical Mysteries of Shazam! from writer Steve Orlando and artist Giopota. The fantasy adventure series continues its blend of humor, magic, and monster-filled escapades.
September brings the return of Nothing Butt Nightwing by writer Patrick R. Young and artist Moy R. Marco. The comedy-action series sends Dick Grayson undercover in the world of international fashion as part of another globe-spanning mission.
Those series will set the stage for “Runway to Ruin!”, the first crossover event in DC GO! history. Launching in October, the event begins with an Alpha chapter written by Patrick R. Young with artwork by Andrew Drilon. Storylines from across the imprint will converge throughout the month before concluding with an Omega chapter.
Following the crossover, DC GO! will launch three new original series and continue expanding several existing titles.
Among the upcoming projects is Poison Ivy in Briarwood by writer CRC Payne and artist Bailie Rosenlund, a romance-comedy focused on Gotham’s eco-terrorist turned unlikely leading lady. Readers can also look forward to Warriors and a Tween Wonder from writer Stephanie Williams and artist Dominic Bustamante.
The expansion arrives alongside another major milestone for the imprint. October 2026 will see the first DC GO! stories collected in print.
The initial lineup includes Nothing Butt Nightwing Vol. 1, collecting episodes 1-13 of the Ringo Award-winning series; Harley Quinn in Paradise Vol. 1, collecting episodes 1-13 of the Ringo Award-nominated comedy; and Renaissance of Raven, collecting the complete award-winning webcomic.
The collections mark the first opportunity for readers to own DC GO! stories in physical format, bringing the digital-first initiative to comic shops and bookstores.
With new series, returning favorites, crossover storytelling, and print collections all arriving in the same year, 2026 is shaping up to be the biggest year yet for DC GO!.
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