Superman Beats Batman: Gotham Knights Falls, While Superman & Lois Flies High To Season 4 Renewal
"Superman & Lois" will soar into Season 4, while "Gotham Knights" will bid The CW farewell after just one season.
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Forget The Kangs: These Three Marvel Teams Are Way Scarier For The MCU Multiverse
Here's why these three teams from the pages of Marvel comics could prove to be more trouble for the MCU multiverse than the Council of Kangs.
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DC's New Birds Of Prey Are Flying Your Way Soon
The Birds of Prey are back in the DC Universe with the launch of a comic book series featuring an all-new version of the team.
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Spider-Man: India Returns To Comics With Miles Morales And Peter Parker In New Series
Hot off Pavitr Prabhakar's film debut in Across the Spider-Verse, he's making a big comeback to the comics.
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The Flash: Sasha Calle Didn't Know Supergirl Was The Role She Was Auditioning For
Sashe Calle had no idea which character she was auditioning for in regards to "The Flash." When she found out it was Supergirl, she was shocked.
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Spider-Verse: How The Pandemic Inspired Miles Morales' Anxiety Disorder In New Short
A new Spider-Verse short film depicts Miles Morales suffering from an anxiety disorder, reflecting its director's struggles with the pandemic.
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Secret Invasion Adds Fuel To A Skrull Spy Rumor - And It Could Change Everything
Comic book fans think the first five minutes of Marvel's "Secret Invasion" may confirm one long-held theory about Martin Freeman's Everett Ross.
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Fight Club 2: How Chuck Palahniuk's Meta Sequel Made Tyler Durden Even Worse
Longtime fans of Tyler Durden and his crazy escapades by be interested to know how Chuck Palahniuk's comic sequel made the character even more extreme.
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Tenoch Huerta: Namor Is Rumored For At Least One More MCU Film
Namor's role after "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is unclear, but Tenoch Huerta's character is rumored to have at least one MCU appearance in the cards.
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Miles Morales Suffered A Tragic Family Death In Marvel's Ultimate Spider-Man Comics
The early Ultimate Spider-Man Universe featured Miles Morales losing his mother, Rio Morales, in one of the saddest storylines for the web-slinger.
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12 Superman Villains We've Yet To See On The Big Screen
Superman isn't just a comic book institution. He's also starred in lots of big screen adventures. But plenty of iconic Superman villains have yet to appear.
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MCU Theory: Why Only One Marvel Character Could Touch The Time Stone
It would appear that there's only one Marvel character that could touch the Time Stone. Here's why and some of the MCU theory behind the oddity.
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Spider-Verse: The Comics To Read For Each Of The Movie's Big Spider-Heroes
As "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" features a plethora of Spider-Heroes, here are some comic books you can read to get a better feel for these characters.
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The Flash: How Gal Gadot Inspired Sasha Calle, DCU's First Latina Supergirl
"The Flash" will feature DCU's first Latina Supergirl portrayed by Sasha Calle and the actress thanks Gal Gadot for inspiration. Here's what Calle had to say.
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Hellfire Gala: What Is The X-Men's Real-Life Met Gala Event - And How Can You Get In?
The "Hellfire Gala," the X-Men equivalent to the Met Gala, is fast approaching. Marvel fans may be wondering how they can attend the high-end event.
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The Correct Order In Which To Watch The DC Animated Movie Universe Movies
You've seen the live-action DC movies, but have you taken a look at the animated ones? Here's the best order to watch them.
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How Joker Really Died In Batman Beyond - And Why Censorship Almost Ruined It
Some fans may not know how the Joker really died in "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker," and also why censorship almost ruined the whole thing.
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Ryan Reynolds Was Right: Green Lantern's Costume Is Perfect (And It Should Return)
While all fans won't agree, Ryan Reynolds was right about the costume in "Green Lantern." It was almost perfect and it should return in future films.
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Which Robin Story Was Too Dark For Batman: The Animated Series?
Though some consider Jason Todd's story too dark for "Batman: The Animated Series," the "Batman: The Adventures Continue" comics found a way around it.
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The Best Fights From The Epic 1996 Marvel Vs. DC Crossover (& Who Won)
Comic fans have often wondered who would win in a match up between various DC and Marvel heroes -- and they can see the actual answer in this epic crossover.
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Wesley Snipes' Best Blade Quote Has A Weird Finger-Licking Origin
Blade's (Wesley Snipes) most iconic movie quote stems from an unexpected yet delicious origin.
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Thor's Darkest Story Could Be A Terrifying Marvel Horror Film (If Disney Has The Guts)
The "Thor" comics put out a very frightening story in recent years. Should Disney wish to, they could adapt the arc into a terrifying horror project.
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Darth Vader Vs. Palpatine: Who Won Their Secret Lightsaber Battles?
Darth Vader and Palpatine actually had a few secret lightsaber battles against each other. Here's who won the bouts and why they turned out the way they did.
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Who Is Spidercide: A Spider-Man Clone Across The Spider-Verse Mercifully Ignores
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" mercifully ignores anything more than a simple cameo for one of the most twisted Spider-Man clones, Spidercide.
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Superman's Body On The Inside Is Inhuman - And Deeply Unsettling
Superman is possibly the most humane character in all of DC Comics. This might make it easy for fans to forget he is an alien with a different physiology.
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Does Agent Prescod's Marvel Connection Tell Us Anything About Secret Invasion?
"Secret Invasion" promises to be a show full of more mystery than seen before in the MCU, and this character's ties to the comics proves mysterious indeed.
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The Messy History Of The Flash Movie Explained
DC and Warner Bros have been trying to get a cinematic version of the Flash off the ground for decades -- here's what's been holding them up.
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