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List of fictional newspapers

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This is a list of fictional newspapers from forms of media such as films, television, and books.

From the DC Universe

Batman

Superman

  • Action Bulletin News - tabloid in Superman comics (with a logo similar to Action Comics)
  • The Bulletin - Superman Universe, shown in Showdown
  • The Central City Citizen - The Flash
  • Central City Picture News - The Flash comics, Iris West's employer
  • The Daily Planet from Metropolis - Superman
  • The Daily Star - newspaper from the earliest Superman comics; sometimes also appears in modern comics as a competing paper to the Daily Planet or a newspaper in superhero Green Arrow's Star City
  • Daily Tattler - Superman
  • Eagle - Superman
  • Evening Compass - Superman
  • Exsquisitor - Smallville
  • Metropolis Herald Superman
  • Metropolis Star - Superman
  • Morning Globe - Superman
  • Morning Pictorial - Superman
  • Morning Star - Superman Universe, shown in Showdown
  • The National Voyeur - Superman: Doomsday
  • The Smallville Ledger - Smallville
  • The Torch - Smallville
  • World and the Globe - Superman

Other

From the Discworld series

  • The Ankh-Morpork Inquirer
  • The Ankh-Morpork Times
  • The Pseudopolis Herald
  • The Sto Plains Dealer
  • The Tanty Bugle

From Harry Potter series

  • The Daily Prophet (main wizarding newspaper of Britain)
  • Transfiguration Today
  • The Practical Potioneer
  • Achievements in Charming
  • Which Broomstick?
  • The Quibbler (a wizarding tabloid)
  • Witch Weekly (gossip)
  • Wonky Wizard
  • The New York Ghost - (New York wizarding newspaper, seen in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)
  • The Wizard's Voice - (New York wizarding newspaper, also seen in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)

From Metalocalypse

  • COMLIFE
  • The New York Chronicle
  • USA Mouth
  • Your Liberal Lip

From other works

See also

References


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