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Robert Balkovich

Death On The Nile - What We Know So Far

We hope you've got your passport ready, because Kenneth Branagh is taking us to Egypt. We've been waiting for a sequel to Murder on the Orient Express for a long time. Now that the movie is imminent, we have more details, including a tantalizing trailer.

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Michileen Martin

DC's Seven Soldiers Of Victory Explained

The Seven Solders of Victory have a long and illustrious history as one of DC Comics' most colorful superhero teams. We're here to break down their story in its entirety, from their Golden Age origins to their appearance on Stargirl.

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Benny Regalbuto

How Futurama's Zoidberg Connects To The DC Universe

With cameo king Stan Lee working for the competition, what popular figure could DC possibly use for a cameo in Action Comics, one of the company's flagship titles? Zoidberg from Futurama, of course! Obviously!

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Shane O'Neill

The Truth About Heath Ledger's Disturbing Joker Diary

Over a decade after it first appeared on the big screen, Heath Ledger's rendition of the Joker in 2008's The Dark Knight stands above all other portrayals.

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Lisa Laman

DCEU Characters Who Disappeared Without Explanation

The reasons behind their exclusions may vary, but here's a look at some DCEU characters who all share a common thread: disappearing from this superhero mega-franchise without a trace.

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Dany Roth

The Internet Is Going Bonkers Over Bot-Written Batman Script

Batman has been the star of comic books, cartoons, TV shows, and films. He's been an action figure, a water pistol, and a toothbrush. But for every time that Batman turned into a vampire, became addicted to drugs, or was menaced by bees, there was always a human mind behind the story ... until now.

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Mike Floorwalker

A Green Lantern Surprise Is In Store At DC FanDome

Fans planning on attending next weekend's virtual DC FanDome convention might be getting a big, green surprise. DC Comics' official Twitter account ignited speculation with a tweet posted on August 13, ostensibly for the simple purpose of counting down to the convention.

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Mike Floorwalker

The DC FanDome Schedule Is Packed With Incredible Panels

DC die-hards, it's time to start getting excited. The full schedule of panels has been released for next weekend's DC FanDome virtual convention, and it's absolutely jam-packed full of content. The panels promise to give fans exclusive looks at upcoming DC movies, and much more.

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Nina Starner

Why Robert Pattinson Had To Lie To Christopher Nolan About His Batman Audition

The next Batman had to keep his audition a secret from one of Hollywood's most famous directors. Speaking with The Irish Times ahead of the release of Tenet, the mysterious new Christopher Nolan movie, star Robert Pattinson revealed that he had to lie about his audition for The Batman.

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Natasha Lavender

Why Robin From Project Power Looks So Familiar

It's tempting to call the role of Robin in Project Power a breakout part for Dominique Fishback -- but it's really just another in a series of powerhouse performances from this young actor. Here's where you've seen her before.

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Dany Roth

Why Batman Fans Are Freaking Out Over DC FanDome

DC has announced that their upcoming DC FanDome event would feature Val Kilmer. Fans are going wild speculating what the former Bat-star might be doing there.

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Rob Clough

DC's Sandman Explained

Sandman is a seminal fantasy comics series that is, at long last, going to be adapted into a Netflix series. Before Morpheus and the rest of the Endless take to the small screen, however, brush up on their story with this guide to the mysterious and magical Sandman series.

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Natasha Lavender

Films To Watch If You Love Lucifer

From teenagers summoning demons to supernatural beings mingling with humans and another Neil Gaiman adaptation, here are the films to watch if you love Lucifer.

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Abbey White

The 'Controversial Thing' About The Dark Knight's Joker

During a 2020 San Diego Comic-Con@Home Q&A panel entitled "The Art of Adapting Comics to the Screen," The Dark Knight writer David S. Goyer revealed that he and director Christopher Nolan made a decision about the film's depiction of Joker that was deemed controversial.

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Shane O'Neill

Batman: Death In The Family - What We Know So Far

Published in November 1988, the original Death in the Family stands among the most iconic Batman stories to ever hit comic stores. Now, DC Animation will tackle an adaptation, giving fans an entirely new way to experience this age-old narrative. Here's everything revealed about it so far.

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Shane O'Neill

What Happened To Mary From Three Men And A Little Lady?

Child actors often have a particularly odd go at things. Some make their introduction and go on to great success, while others fizzle out fairly quickly and fade into obscurity. In the case of Robin Weisman, she is best remembered for her turn as Mary in the 1990 comedy Three Men and a Little Lady.

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Steven Tye

What Nobody Told You About Lucifer

From his hellish origins to the truth about the show, here's what nobody told you about Lucifer.

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Mike Floorwalker

The Real Reason Superman Wears A Black Suit In The Justice League Director's Cut

A slight change is in the cards for the Man of Steel in Zack Snyder's Justice League — and it's one which fans of DC comics should appreciate. At the virtual Justice Con event over the weekend, writer-director Snyder unveiled a new clip from his upcoming director's cut of the 2017 film.

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Shane O'Neill

Justice League Snyder Cut Clip Reveals Superman's Black Suit

As part of the Zack Snyder spotlight panel during Justice Con, audiences got their first look at a new scene featuring Superman's black suit.

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Dany Roth

We Finally Understand Why Superman Killed Zod In Man Of Steel

To this day, Man of Steel is often seen as living in the shadow of a Superman rule broken: do not kill. For Comic-Con@Home, screenwriter David Goyer sat down for an honest discussion of what led to the choice to have Superman kill General Zod — and whether he still thinks it was the right one.

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Renata Carmen

Tragic Backstories Of Your Favorite DC Superheroes

From victims of genocide to the kids of demonic parents, here are the dark and tragic backstories of some of DC's most beloved superheroes and heroines.

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Zach Lisabeth

Sandman TV Series - What We Know So Far

Neil Gaiman dreams ... of a day when the long-awaited television adaptation of his landmark Sandman comic finally sees the light of day. The good news is: That day may finally be coming.

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Robert Balkovich

Zack Snyder Drops Huge Tease About Superman In Justice League Director's Cut

If Superman is your favorite superhero, then we have some exciting news about the upcoming Snyder Cut of Justice League, aka Zack Snyder's Justice League. It sounds like the Man of Steel might be getting a meatier role in the reconfiguration of the 2017 film, which is set to drop on HBO Max in 2021.

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Juliet Kahn

The Real Reason We Haven't Seen These DC Characters In The DCEU Yet

We're here to examine those DC characters who aren't yet part of the DCEU and break down why they've yet to grace the silver screen.

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Mike Floorwalker

Exciting News Just Dropped For Batman Fans

Bat-fans, here's some news that should perk up those pointy ears: director Matt Reeves' take on The Batman won't be confined to the big screen. A new TV series, set in the same world as Reeves' upcoming feature film, will center on the inner workings of the Gotham City police department.

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Robert Balkovich

The Real Reason Henry Cavill Isn't Commenting On His Future As Superman

Henry Cavill is an actor with a lot of irons in the fire. The biggest question for fans is whether he's up for another outing as Clark Kent, a.k.a. Superman. Sadly, we don't have a clear answer at the moment, and one person you won't be getting clarification from is Cavill himself.

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Zach Lisabeth

Small Details You Missed In Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga

An entire film parodying the esteemed Eurovision Song Contest almost sounds like a redundant proposition. The actual performance-variety show-singing competition already pretty much exists on the edge of self parody.

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