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."
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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. -
Demon Slayer Celebrates Season 3 Finale By Taking Over New York City's Times Square
To commemorate the conclusion of the Swordsmith Village Arc of "Demon Slayer," Crunchyroll's hosting a special event in Times Square. -
House Of The Dragon Showrunner Says Season 2 Will Be More Like Classic Game Of Thrones
Ryan Condal explains exactly why "House of the Dragon" Season 2 will feel a lot more like the glory days of "Game of Thrones." -
HBO's The Idol Reportedly May Not Get A Season 2 (But Was That The Plan All Along?)
"The Idol" has been the source of drama since the HBO show premiered at Cannes, and now it seems the show may -- or may not -- be ending after its first season. -
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. -
Andor's Tony Gilroy Respects Star Wars Canon But Says He Only Plays By His Own Rules
"Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy respects "Star Wars" canon, but with so much backlash and volatility amongst the fanbase, he says he only plays by his own rules. -
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. -
Twilight Is So Yesterday - The Vampire Tapestry Should Be TV's Next Big Bloodsucking Series
"The Vampire Tapestry" offers a truly novel take on vampires, and its inventive plot and storytelling techniques have all the makings of TV success. -
The Flash's Sasha Calle Spills If She Will Play Supergirl Again In The New DCEU - Exclusive Interview
Sasha Calle opened up about Supergirl's motivations in "The Flash," what it was like to take on the role, and whether we'll see her again in the DCEU. -
House Of The Dragon Star Paddy Considine Thinks He Knows Why Fans Were Initially Put Off By King Viserys
"House of the Dragon" star Paddy Considine got a lot of hate for King Viserys I Targaryen - and he thinks he knows why fans were initially put off by the king. -
Superman & Lois: When And Where To Watch The Final Episodes Of Season 3
The CW series "Superman & Lois" is on a brief hiatus, but here's the details on when and where to watch the final episodes of Season 3 when they return. -
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 Is An Attempt For A Darker And Grittier MCU Spy Show
While it has been a decade since fans saw the darker, grittier spy version of what the MCU could be, "Secret Invasion" may help revitalize the formula. -
Emilia Clarke Says Secret Invasion Was The Safest & Happiest Set She's Ever Been On
Emilia Clarke not only loved working on Marvel's "Secret Invasion," but she said it was one of the best filming experiences of her career. -
Star Wars Icon Carrie Fisher's Final Film Gets A Release Date After Years-Long Delay
Nearly seven years after the untimely death of legendary "Star Wars" star Carrie Fisher, the Princess Leia icon will be featured in her final film. -
Star Trek Needs A Next Generation-Style Reboot (Or It'll Be Frozen In The Past)
"Star Trek" may have more shows out now than ever before, but it's also far from its former popularity. The franchise needs a real fresh start. -
Daredevil: Born Again And Penguin Halt Production Until The Writer's Strike Is Over
"The Penguin" and "Daredevil: Born Again" are the latest shows to face delays as the writers' strike rages on. -
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. -
Netflix's All The Boys Spinoff XO, Kitty Charms Its Way To Season 2 Renewal
"XO, Kitty" will return to chronicle Kitty Covey's misadventures in love for a second season, thanks to Netflix. -
Batman Is Abandoning His Bruce Wayne Persona In A New DC Comics Series
Is Batman the mask, or is Bruce Wayne? A new four-issue series by Rafael Grampá from DC's Black Label imprint will explore the dark side of this question. -
Robert Kirkman Created A Robust Pitch To Become A Part Of GI Joe & Transformers History - Exclusive Interview
Showrunner Robert Kirkman discussed bringing a new shared universe to the comics world and teased what readers can expect from some of its upcoming projects. -
Apple TV+'s Silo Renewed For Season 2
Sci-fi fans can look forward to watching more dystopian drama in the future, as Apple TV+ has confirmed that "Silo" Season 2 is on the way. -
Marvel Comics Artist John Romita Sr. Dead At 93
John Romita Sr., the influential Marvel Comics artist who helped create several of the company's well-known characters, has died at the age of 93.
