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Welcome to the Darkseid. In advance of the impending release of Zack Snyder's Justice League, colloquially referred to as the "Snyder Cut" on HBO Max next year, Snyder took to social media to post the first-ever public image of how the iconic DC villain Darkseid will appear in the film.

Fox's Lucifer has been a devilishly good piece of urban fantasy television. Aside from the inventive premise, the series has benefited from an appealing cast. It's full of familiar faces, but the journeyman actor who plays Dan Espinoza should look especially familiar to fans of supernatural TV.

In April 2020, actor Logan Williams, best known for portraying the young version of Barry Allen on The Flash, had unexpectedly died. Here's what happened.

Mad Max: Fury Road had a very convoluted production journey, so much so that the opening and closing scenes of the movie were almost not shot at all. Here's why those important scenes almost didn't make it into Fury Road.

When The Flash star Keiynan Lonsdale arrived in Central City during the show's season 2 mid-season finale, his entrance was electric. So, it was stunning to hear that the former series regular, who had jumped ship to star on Legends of Tomorrow, would be leaving both shows. Here's why it happened.

News of Ruby Rose's departure from her role as the title character in the CW's Batwoman shook the Arrowverse and its fandom. But one man who's been around since the very beginning of the network's DC lineup says something positive may come from the split.

Fans have been offering their own casting suggestions for Ruby Rose's Batwoman replacement, and one very famous fan even threw their own hat in the ring for the role. However, we have to say we're not sure they will be getting a call back.

As soon as Ruby Rose announced that she was stepping away from the role of Batwoman, the CW revealed it would recast the show for its upcoming second season. It seems like there's a perfect opportunity for the network to find a lesser-known performer and make her a star.

There are a lot of reasons Lucifer has become a fan-favorite series. Key among them is the character of Detective Chloe Decker, who probably looks more than a little familiar. She's played by Lauren German, and if you've owned a TV in the past 20 years, you've almost certainly seen her before.

Barry Allen started on Arrow, then became a headlining hero in his own right. This is his Arrowverse story, from beginning to end.

Matt Reeves' upcoming The Batman, which boasts an all-star cast, also features Colin Farrell as Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot, otherwise known as the villainous Penguin. According to Farrell, however, the Penguin may not play a huge role in The Batman.

Brec Bassinger has taken on the role of Stargirl, the CW's newest DC hero, but she's hardly new to working in teen dramas, or even as a leading lady. Here's where your new favorite DC hero, Stargirl, came from, and why you might recognize her.

Is Robert Pattinson going... batty? Fans are taking to social media to voice their concern following the publication of an in-depth piece in GQ titled, "Robert Pattinson: A Dispatch from Isolation." Judging by some of his words and actions, isolation has not been terribly kind to Pattinson's psyche.

The next Caped Crusader isn't showing a lot of commitment to the role — at least that's the way it sounds. In a new cover story for GQ on future Batman star Robert Pattinson, the actor revealed that he's not really preparing to play Gotham's winged hero at this point in time,

When Mad Max: Fury Road hit theaters in 2015, it took the world by storm, winning over critics and audiences, alike. Now, a new oral history is shedding some light on the behind-the-scenes drama that accompanied the making of the film.

Even in his lighter incarnations, Batman has always been one of the darker characters in all of comics lore. But we almost got a big-screen version of the Caped Crusader that was even darker, according to the legendary screenwriter Akiva Goldsman.

In a recent interview, The Batman star Robert Pattinson discussed how the challenge that comes with playing a pat so memorably previously occupied fueled his process with the character, and reflected on returning to franchise filmmaking.

Time to fire up the old DC rumor mill once again. Those gossip hounds at We Got This Covered are citing their ever-mysterious anonymous sources in reporting that a major character in writer-director Matt Reeves' upcoming The Batman will be depicted as bisexual. That character: Catwoman.

It's starting to sound like writer-director Matt Reeves is taking a pitch-black crack at the Bat. Multi-hyphenate Andy Serkis, who stars as Alfred Pennyworth in the upcoming reboot The Batman, has hinted that the film will be a few shades darker than previous cinematic takes on the character.

Is a black Bat coming to the big screen? Citing their anonymous sources, the rumor-mongers at We Got This Covered are reporting that Warner Bros. and DC Films have designs on making an Elseworlds-style film featuring a black version of Batman — and that the studios already have an actor in mind.

There have been some surprising absences from Warner Bros.' DC adaptations.

These are the DC teams we'd most like to see in the DCEU.

It's not uncommon for actors to wish they hadn't turned down a role when they were offered it. Actress Kate Beckinsale isn't among that regretful lot, however.

Locke & Key's first season contained a shocking last-minute twist that dramatically raised the stakes for the Netflix series' second season. With the power of the Identity Key, Dodge became Gabe, Kinsey Locke's classmate. It was the season's most exciting development — and its most confusing.

Fans of the caped crusader will have to be patient as they wait to see the first attempt at Batman in a post-Ben Affleck universe. Warner Bros. announced on April 20 that it has postponed the release of The Batman, citing the continued impact of the coronavirus pandemic as reason for the delay.

We're here to illuminate Channel Zero's dark corners, one monster at a time.

From his Shakespearean stage career to the shocking reveal that Alfred Pennyworth himself was a Dark Knight, here's the entire backstory of Batman's butler.