The Flash: Who Plays Gary?
Goofy roommate Gary is one of the kookiest new characters introduced in "The Flash," but who plays Barry Allen's live-in buddy in the Flashpoint timeline?
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The Flash: How Does The Speed Force Work And Who Can Access It?
In "The Flash," Barry Allen's superpowers rely on something called the Speed Force. Here's how it works and just who, exactly, can access it. -
The Flash: Who Were The 'Space Giant' And The Kryptonian Woman With Zod?
"The Flash" fans might be wondering who the "Space Giant" and Kryptonian woman were who stood with General Zod. They're actually characters from "Man of Steel." -
Extraction 2 Gives Marvel's Legendary Corridor Fight Scenes A Run For Their Money
In "Extraction 2," Chris Hemsworth's Tyler Rake shows that his brutality and combat skills can challenge even the most impressive hallway fighters in the MCU. -
The Flash: Yes, Internet, We're Also Disturbed About Barry's Microwave Baby Scene
"The Flash" has been attracting controversy for various reasons, but the microwave baby scene might be the straw that break's the camel's back. -
Madam Satan: Hell On Earth Spotlights Classic Archie Horror
The classic Archie Comics character Madam Satan is taking the spotlight in a new one-shot that brings the villain to Baxter High. -
The Flash: Where Exactly Does The DC Movie Universe Stand After The Movie Ends?
What, exactly, is "The Flash's" impact on the DC movie universe? Based on what we know about the franchise's future, here's what seems most likely. -
The Flash Reboots The DCU, But Can It Avoid Flashpoint's Massive New 52 Misfire?
The Flash is rebooting the DC Universe, just like Flashpoint did in the comics. Hopefully it goes better this time. -
How Andy Muschietti's The Flash Movie Changes Flashpoint Events & The DCU
Andy Muschietti's "The Flash" movie changes the events of its source material, the iconic "Flashpoint" comic, as well as the DCU on the whole - here's how. -
The Ending Of The Flash Explained
Capping off one era of the DC Universe on film and introducing another, "The Flash" is finally in theaters. Here's the ending of the movie, explained. -
The Flash Director Andy Muschietti To Helm DCU Flick Batman: The Brave And The Bold
"Flash" director Andy Muschietti will remain in the DC Universe for a bit longer, with him taking on directing duties for "Batman: The Brave and the Bold." -
Easter Eggs And References You Missed In The Flash
With the extensive multiverse present in "The Flash," it stands to reason that it would have plenty of easter eggs -- here are just a few you may have missed. -
Ezra Miller's Flash Will Never Be Tom Holland's Spider-Man (Despite What DC Wants)
Shoehorning The Flash into the Spider-Man mold is doomed to fail because the characters are extremely different -- as are Ezra Miller and Tom Holland. -
Twitter's Reactions To The Flash Are Unfiltered And Explosive
Twitter users who saw "The Flash" as soon as it dropped didn't hold back with their reactions to the long-awaited DC movie. -
The Flash Proves Michael Keaton's Batman Beyond Never Should Have Been Canceled
Let's pour one out for Michael Keaton's Batman Beyond, the greatest DC movie we'll never see. -
The Flash's Final Cameo Could Set Up James Gunn's The Brave And The Bold
There are a lot of cameos and Easter eggs in "The Flash," with one cameo in the end possibly setting up James Gunn's Batman film, "The Brave and the Bold." -
The Flash's Post-Credits Scene Explained
"The Flash" post-credits scene offers fun surprises and revisits the movie's central themes in a fascinating and heartwarming fashion. -
Marvel Zombies Is Back In New Black, White & Blood Series
One of Marvel's most chilling alternate universes is coming back to life with "Marvel Zombies: Black, White & Blood" #1, a four-issue zombified miniseries. -
James Gunn Clarifies His Stance On Lex Luthor As A Superman Movie Villain
James Gunn, who is helming the DC Universe with Peter Safran, clarified on a podcast his controversial stance on Lex Luthor as a "Superman" movie villain. -
How The Flash Could Speed Up Krrish's Bollywood Comeback
The Flash's approach to the DCEU's tangled history is the perfect blueprint for India's biggest superhero to finally make a cinematic comeback. -
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Returns With Larry Hama At Skybound
Larry Hama returns to "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" to continue the title and bring it into the modern age. Here's what new and returning fans can expect. -
Steve Orlando's Iceman Is The Class Clown Who Uplifts Others - Exclusive Interview
Writer Steve Orlando gave us a preview of his new "Astonishing Iceman" series, how the hero's powers have evolved, where Iceman is now, and more. -
Superman & Lois Losing A Staggering Number Of Series Regulars Ahead Of Season 4
Budget cuts have made it so that "Superman & Lois" Season 4 will feature far fewer series regulars than previous seasons. -
Secret Invasion: Where Does The Nick Fury-Led Series Fit In The MCU Timeline?
With Nick Fury going up against one of the older foes in the franchise, the question of when "Secret Invasion" takes place in the MCU is a valid one. -
Kevin Smith Owns Batman Forever: The Schumacher Cut - And Teased A New Opening
Word has come out that Kevin Smith owns a copy of the unreleased "Batman Forever: The Shumacher Cut. Smith has even teased that the movie has a new opening. -
Secret Invasion's First Rotten Tomatoes Reviews Drop It To The Bottom Of The MCU Ranks
"Secret Invasion" is one of 2023's most anticipated shows, but if early reviews are anything to go by, the Disney+ series is going to disappoint some MCU fans. -
James Gunn Admits Superhero Fatigue Exists - But Not For The Reasons You Think
Even MCU and DCU maverick James Gunn admits superhero fatigue exists. However, he doesn't necessarily think the issue is a genre-specific backlash.
