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'''Visuals:''' The then-new DC Comics logo, which shows a solid {{color|silver}} letter "{{color|silver|'''D'''}}", the text "{{color|silver|'''DC COMICS'''}}" below it, and the byline "{{color|silver|'''FROM DC ENTERTAINMENT'''}}" below the company name, rises up and tilts to face the camera. While this happens, the "{{color|silver|'''D'''}}"s edge is peeled to reveal a "'''C'''" under it. The "'''C'''"s color varies.
'''Visuals:''' The then-new DC Comics logo, which shows a solid silver letter "{{color|silver|'''D'''}}", the text "{{color|silver|'''DC COMICS'''}}" below it, and the byline "{{color|silver|'''FROM DC ENTERTAINMENT'''}}" below the company name, rises up and tilts to face the camera. While this happens, the "{{color|silver|'''D'''}}"s edge is peeled to reveal a "'''C'''" under it. The "'''C'''"s color varies.


'''Trivia:''' This logo was designed by Landor Associates, and is meant to represent the dual identity trope of the superhero genre, one identity peeling back to reveal the other.
'''Trivia:''' This logo was designed by Landor Associates, and is meant to represent the dual identity trope of the superhero genre, one identity peeling back to reveal the other.
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