With the axing of Monolith's Wonder Woman game and no sign of the character arriving in the DCU, Warner Bros. continues to ...

DC and Mattel both had their own share of reveals during this week’s Toy Fair festivities, but they had their own bombshell announcement to make as well, shaking up the toy industry in a huge way.

DC Comics is about to change up collections as Mattel announces their new Multi-Year Licensing Partnership for 2026 ...

Mattel has inked a multiyear licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products that will allow it to develop and market a full range of DC-themed items.

Earlier this week, WB Games announced that it had scrapped its solo Wonder Woman game and closed down its studio Monolith ...

Warner Bros. is making a major change in its video game production, shutting down three studios and canceling a Wonder ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products has announced that in the second-half of 2026, Mattel will be the home for all DC toys in a multi-year, international agreement. The two companies ...

Mattel and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products enter a multi-year licensing agreement to utilize the DC franchise ...

Mattel, Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products announced a global, multiyear licensing agreement utilizing DC’s entire library of characters and storytelling.

Mattel secures DC licensing deal with Warner Bros. to create action figures, games, and collectibles featuring iconic superheroes & villains.

Mattel, Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products announced a global, multi-year licensing agreement utilizing ...

Mattel's deal with Warner Bros. Discovery to make toys related to the DC brand could fuel more toy sales and help Mattel ...