So, I think the man responsible for hawking fried chicken to millions of people worldwide is, like, a reserve member of the Justice League now.
This week, DC Comics put out a free KFC promo comic called The Colonel of Two Worlds. As you’d expect, it’s pretty bizarre. Continue reading
Production on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow officially began this week and to cap off a week of filming, DC Entertainment and The CW have released our first official look at Ciara Renée and Falk Hentschel as Hawkgirl and Hawkman! Check out the photo in the gallery below!
With powers derived from the ancient Egyptian hawk god, Horus, Kendra Saunders (Renee) and Carter Hall (Hentschel) are destined to reincarnate through time as winged, helmeted warriors. The pair will debut in the crossover episodes for Arrow and The Flash before spreading their wings in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow next year. Continue reading
DC Comics’ Constantine may have been canceled by NBC, but actor Matt Ryan is going to reprise his role as John Constantine in the fourth season of Arrow! The news was announced at The CW’s Television Critics Association press tour presentation.
He will appear in episode 405, which is titled “Haunted.” Continue reading
Just like he does with everything else, Batman is dominating the DC Cinematic Universe.
According to rumors from Warner Bros. insiders, the future of DC Movie slate will now center around Ben Affleck’s Dark Knight. The sudden (but really, unsurprising) pivot came after an early cut of Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice was shown to a small group of Warner Bros. executives. The big wigs were reportedly so impressed with the film, that they gave it a standing ovation.
And much of that applause was for Ben Affleck and his performance as Batman. The executives are so impressed, in fact, that they are reportedly trying to get Affleck on-board for three stand-alone Batman films. Affleck’s Batman, and these movies, would reportedly become the cornerstone of DC’s other movies, with one Warner boss reportedly calling Affleck the “definitive Batman.”
Since these reports are unconfirmed or credited, just treat them as rumors for now. But seeing as how Batman is, well, Batman, we wouldn’t be surprised if there was some truth to the story.
Would you like to see Ben Affleck’s Batman stick around for three solo films? Let us know in the comments.
Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice hits theaters on March 26, 2016.
Wally West is racing to The CW’s hit DC Comics series, “The Flash”, as Keiynan Lonsdale joins the cast as a new season two regular! Continue reading
DC Entertainment and The CW have announced another new addition to the upcoming “DC’s Legends of Tomorrow,” with Danish actor Casper Crump (Tarzan) set to play the immortal villain Vandal Savage. In the series, Savage is described as “having spent the past 6,000 years moving like a virulent disease through history, whispering in the ears of despots and dictators, all leading to his eventual domination of the world.” Continue reading
Last week we learned that Mark Hamill wanted to come back and voice the Joker in Warner Bros. Animation’s film adaptation of The Killing Joke. Collider has confirmed through inside sources that Hamill will indeed come back to bring the Joker back to life in one of his most sinister stories ever. It seriously wouldn’t make any sense to bring anyone else in to voice the Joker for The Killing Joke. It had to be Hamill; he is the Joker. Continue reading
There have been rumors of Star Trek star Chris Pine joining either Warner Bros. Green Lantern as Hal Jordan or Wonder Woman as Steve Trevor. Well, according to The Wrap, Pine has officially signed on to play Steve Trevor in director Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman alongside Gal Gadot. Continue reading
Tyrese Gibson has already been a part of two big franchises with Transformers and Fast and Furious, but it looks like he might be jumping onboard a third one. Warner Bros. officially announced the Green Lantern Corps film at Comic-Con earlier this month. It’s said to focus on multiple versions of the Green Lantern including Hal Jordan, John Stewart, and maybe even Guy Gardner. Continue reading
