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A Teen Titans movie is one of the most anticipated projects from James Gunn‘s new Dcu, and recently, the DC Studios co-head provided a major update on the project during an interaction with a fan on Threads. Gunn made the following comment replying to a fan:

Anything you’ve heard about that movie is made up or a guess.

Despite previously confirming that a Teen Titans-centric project was in development, the filmmaker’s comments have seemingly ruled out a major fan theory regarding the iconic team’s roster. Here is why Gunn might have killed a major Dcu theory and what that means for a Teen Titans movie.

James Gunn Might’ve Just Killed a Major Dcu Teen Titans Theory

As Superman winds down its run at the box office, James Gunn recently took to Threads, where he answered fan questions regarding the Dcu’s future. On the social media platform,...

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The latest revealed DC Studios television project is a "Booster Gold" TV show from David Jenkins (creator of "Our Flag Means Death"), which has been ordered to pilot at HBO Max (per Deadline). Booster Gold (created by Dan Jurgens in 1986), aka Jon Michael Carter, is a time-traveling superhero from the future. Though he hails from the 25th century, his story is familiar: he's a jock who peaked in high school (being caught gambling on your own games will do that to you). So, he travels back in time in hope of becoming a big fish in a smaller pond. 

Though Booster is dense and a self-promoting gloryhound, he's not a bad guy. He's similar to James Gunn's take on Peter Quill/Star-Lord and so should fit naturally into Gunn's new DC Universe if his pilot moves forward. "Booster Gold...

The Hollywood premiere of The Fantastic Four: First Steps was a real family affair... and not just for the cast members playing Marvel Comics' First Family in the new Marvel Studios blockbuster.

While the current super-quartet of of Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn and Ebon Moss-Bacharach were present and accounted for, an earlier version of the Ff also walked the blue carpet. Thanks to First Steps director Matt Shakman, the lead performers from legendary producer Roger Corman's ill-fated 1994 adaptation were on the guest list.

That famously never-released movie starred Alex Hyde-White and Rebecca Staab as team leaders Reed and Sue Richards aka Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman (now played by Pascal and Kirby), Jay Underwood as Johnny Storm aka the Human Torch (now played by Quinn), and Michael Bailey-Smith as Ben Grimm aka The Thing (now played by Moss-Bacharach). All those actors also make cameos in First Steps.

Supermanhas just flown into theaters, but Mikaela Hoover is already thinking sequel. If it happens, she has some comics-inspired ideas about where she wants her character to go. Hoover, who stars as Daily Planet columnist Cat Grant in the James Gunn-helmed film, recently spoke with Perri Nemiroff for an upcoming episode of Collider Ladies Night while promoting the film, which opens in theaters worldwide this weekend. What Hoover wants to see in a sequel is a deepening of her character's relationship with David Corenswet's Clark Kent, the mild-mannered alter ego of Superman:

"I want to dig into how in the comics she is so obsessed with Clark in the best way. He stands for everything that she never had in her previous life back in Hollywood. I would really love to dig into that, and that relationship there, and more of her relationship to [Jimmy] and [Steve]. I mean, all of it.

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The Old Guard is a superhero action thriller film franchise based on a series of graphic novels of the same name by Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernández. The film revolves around a group of immortal mercenaries secretly living among us as they are reunited because of a threat to their freedom as a sinister group tries to hunt them down. The Old Guard stars Charlize Theron, KiKi Layne, Marwan Kenzari, Luca Marinelli, Harry Melling, Veronica Ngo, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Uma Thurman. So, if you loved the explosive action, thrilling drama, and entertaining characters in The Old Guard film franchise, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Wanted is an action thriller film directed by Timur Bekmambetov from a screenplay co-written by Michael Brandt, Derek Haas, and Chris Morgan.

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Comic book legend Jim Shooter died on June 30, 2025, at the age of 73. Primarily a writer/editor, Shooter's career was incredible ... right from his, to use the superhero phrase, secret origin.

Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Shooter started writing for DC Comics (then officially known as National) at age 14. He sent in some stories about Superman and the Legion of Superheroes, and soon DC editor Mort Weisinger not only bought them, but he also hired Shooter to write the Legion's adventures full-time. How did Shooter work up the courage to submit stories when he wasn't even out of high school? It wasn't whimsy, it was desperation; he and his family were living in poverty and he thought writing comics would be an easy way to get them some needed extra cash.

To prepare himself, Shooter studied the craft of Stan Lee's Marvel comics,...

Jim Shooter, the comics industry titan who went from teenage writing prodigy to seminal but divisive editor-in-chief for Marvel Comics in the 1980s, has died after a battle with esophageal cancer. He was 73.

His death was announced Monday on Facebook by writer-editor Mark Waid and confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter by his son, Benjamin Shooter.

Shooter came of age in an industry that was both staid and stuck in traditions yet unusually open in a way that a phone call from an editor to a kid could make dreams come true.

He wrote stories that he sent into National Comics — as DC was known at the time — in the mid-1960s when he was in his early teens, prompting an out of the blue phone call from legendary editor Mort Weisinger, who would buy the stories and put Shooter on the payroll. It was a boon for the youngster, who...

Jim Shooter, the iconic comic book writer who broke into writing comics for DC when he was just 14 years old, and who later became one of the most influential Editors-in-Chief in Marvel history, has died at the age of 73, according to comic book writer, Mark Waid, who noted that Shooter had been suffering from esophogeal cancer for a few years now.

Famously (it was literally the first legend I did as part of Comic Book Legends Revealed), Shooter started writing for DC when he was just 14 years old. As a big comic book fan, he understood that the Marvel Comics of 1964-65 were a good deal sharper than most DC books of the era, so Shooter's idea was to pitch DC on stories that were more like Marvel ones. Really thoughtful idea, right? He also actively looked for a comic book that he felt had the biggest problems with its story,...

Tickets for Superman will likely be on sale by the time you read this, and as excitement for the movie continues to build, all that negative test screening chatter feels like a distant memory.

The first Dcu movie has undergone some changes, though, and filmmaker James Gunn is thought to have shaken up Superman's editing and music teams. We've also confirmed that a day-of-the-week structure was recently removed for a slightly more linear storytelling approach.

You may recall that, following an early screening, we heard about the movie featuring some pretty risqué jokes (including Eve Teschmacher sexting Jimmy Olsen). All of Gunn's previous DC projects have been R-Rated—The Suicide Squad, Peacemaker, and Creature Commandos—so we're not shocked to hear that he pushed the limits of Superman's PG-13 rating.

The Guardians of the Galaxy movies are PG-13, but feature noteworthy examples of adult humour; lest we forget that...

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Superhero movies have become infatuated with the multiverse. A lot of that must go back to Marv Wolfman and George Pérez's 1986 "Crisis on Infinite Earths," where all the heroes from DC Comics' vast multiverse band together against an omnicidal threat. But can the multiverse be used for greater storytelling than as a vehicle to throw blockbuster IP together? The new comic book "Assorted Crisis Events" says "Yes."

Since the first issue of "Assorted Crisis Events" (which I covered here), the series has been sold as "'Crisis On Infinite Earths' if it was happening to normal people." Written by Deniz Camp, penciled by Eric Zawadzki, and colored by Jordie Bellaire, "Assorted Crisis Events" is an anthology. The main character is the crisis itself. Reality is falling apart due to different time periods coming together and leaving people caught in its wake.

The general audience may not have been familiar with this Marvel Comics character, but there was interest in bringing him to the screen. The adaptation passed from company to company, Richard Roundtree and L.L. Cool J were considered for the lead role. David Fincher was one of the directors who signed on, then dropped out. But eventually, it all came together in the right way at the right time, helping usher in a golden age of Marvel film adaptations. How could a lesser-known character have such a successful film? Let’s dig into it and find out What Happened to Blade.

Created by writer Marv Wolfman and penciller Gene Colan, Blade debuted in the comic book The Tomb of Dracula in 1973. Becoming one of the rare Black superheroes at the time. A vampire bit his mother while she was in labor, leaving him immune to vampire bites but still able...

You could make a case that Stephen Norrington's "Blade" was ground zero for the Marvel Cinematic Universe's unprecedented blockbuster run. Though it hit theaters in 1998, 11 years before the release of "Iron Man," if you grew up reading comic books, you could sense a kindred charge from your fellow moviegoers the second Snipes got on with his vampire-killing business. This wasn't Tim Burton's "Batman," which used Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" as window dressing; Norrington's "Blade" possessed the swagger and lethality of the character created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan.

Norrington immediately became a fan-favorite filmmaker (his reputation bolstered by "Blade" becoming one of the first must-own DVDs as the medium caught fire), which led a significant contingent of geeks to lobby for him to direct everything from "X-Men" to "Spider-Man." When he finally alit on "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," an adaptation of Alan Moore...

Tod Smith, a longtime comic book artist perhaps best known for his runs on Omega Men, Vigilante, Peacemaker, and Darkhawk, passed away last month at the age of 72, following a long illness.

Smith originally set out to become a musician, attending the Berklee School of Music after graduating high school in the early 1970s. He was a rock and roll guitarist during the mid-1970s in the Rhode Island area, but he soon discovered that the area wasn't exactly ideal for a freelance guitar player, so when he was 25, some friends of his sent him clippings for the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, which had only recently launched a year earlier. He attended the school for a year and a half, and then moved over to a Dick Giordano/Frank McLaughlin workshop in Connecticut. He happened to catch the workshop during its ten-week section on inking, so...

Don't just say, "Make mine Marvel," because DC Comics -- also known as DC -- boasts some of the greatest comic book storylines of all time. But do you know how tough it is to select the best of the best here? It's near impossible! From Batman to Superman, each character could fill their own list of all-time hits -- and speaking of which, do check out the 20 best Batman comics you need to read.

We love a good challenge at /Film, though -- that, or we enjoy the merciless bullying that will follow if we miss out on one of your favorites -- so we picked 15 of the best DC Comics ever, based on a meaningful mix of overall quality, lasting influence on the genre, and personal preference. These are the stories that left a mark and made us even bigger fans of comic books in general. With that said,...

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When "Batman: The Animated Series" debuted in 1992, Batman's last leading role in animation had been on the final "Super Friends" season: 1985's "The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians." Batman had never exactly faded away, though. There was another Batman cartoon pitch in the late 1980s (one that's totally fallen through the cracks of history since then) in the form of "Batman and the New Robin." This show would've starred Batman alongside the second (and edgiest) Robin, Jason Todd.

"Batman and the New Robin" was going to be produced by Nelvana, and the unearthed series bible was penned by J. Michael Straczynski. Jms, as he's often called, would go on to create the space opera series "Babylon 5," and he's also a prolific comic book writer. In the '80s, though, he was working in children's animation; he'd co-created "She-Ra: Princess of Power...

Daredevil: Born Again kicked off with a bang, and the latest episode will leave fans talking. The newest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe sees Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio reprise their roles as Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin, respectively, in a continuation of the original Daredevil series. While fans might have been worried given that Daredevil previously went through some of the most iconic Daredevil stories, including "The Elektra Saga" and even put its own spin on the "Born Again" series that the Disney+ series draws its name from, the creators pulled from various corners of the Daredevil universe to craft this latest season.

Daredevil: Born Again features plenty of callbacks and Easter eggs from both the original Daredevil series and comics, but it also features some interesting nods and references to the larger MCU and the various heroes that occupy New York. From The Punisher,...

"Teen Titans" is one of the best and most celebrated superhero animated shows ever made, one that, alongside "Avatar: The Last Airbender," helped change kids' shows forever with its anime-inspired look and engagement with subjects like disability and racism. It had character arcs that developed throughout each season, fantastic animation, and a tone that balanced lightheartedness with moments of gravitas and character drama. Plus, in essence, it was a show about teenagers. This last part is important, because the change from very episodic storytelling of the (still masterful) Bruce Timm shows like "Batman: The Animated Series" or "Justice League" to adding more serialized elements and character development paved the way for darker, edgier shows like "Young Justice."

Inspired by '80s storylines by Marv Wolfman and the late, great George Pérez, "Teen Titans" follows Robin (Scot Menville), the capable leader of the group; Starfire (Hynden Walch), an alien princess from...

This post contains spoilers for season 1 of "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man."

The title "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" suggests a small-time superhero, but the series' 10-episode debut season pulled in faces from all across the Marvel Universe. Among the main cast, the show reinvented Nico Minoru (Grace Song) of "The Runaways" as the goth best friend of Peter Parker (Hudson Thames).

I grew up on the 1990s "Spider-Man" cartoon, which often featured Mighty Marvel Team-Ups between Spidey and other superheroes: X-Men, Captain America, etc. "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" is doing the same. Doctor Strange (Robin Atkin Downes) shows up in the premiere and the finale. Daredevil (Charlie Cox) shows up in episode 6 to spar with Spider-Man, and his apprentice Finesse (Anjali Kunapaneni) is posing as one of Peter's fellow Oscorp interns.

Iron Man (Mick Wingert) doesn't meet Peter, but he makes a cameo helping to catch Doc Ock (Hugh Dancy...

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Writer Deniz Camp has been reinventing the Marvel Comics universe, piece by piece, in his "Ultimates" series. Camp's Marvelous heroes reflect today's problems but remain true to their original spirit: a She-Hulk created through careless atomic testing near indigenous people, a Native-American Hawkeye fighting against environmental racism, a Luke Cage who organizes mass rebellion against mass incarceration, etc.

As "Ultimates" soldiers on, Camp is also launching a creator-owned science-fiction comic over at Image: "Assorted Crisis Events," penciled by Eric Zawadzki, colored by Jordie Bellaire and lettered by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. Even more exciting is that it's an ongoing series.

In "Assorted Crisis Events," the world is out of whack in a way it can only be in a comic book. It's all due to a favorite plot device of superhero comics, the multiverse; time, past, present, and every possible future are collapsing in on themselves.

Massive spoilers for the first episode of "Daredevil: Born Again" follow.

M. Night Shyamalan's "Unbreakable" introduced a useful nomenclature for comic book super-villains: the mastermind and the soldier (the physical equal and opposite for the hero). Daredevil has two great nemeses that both hit one category each: Wilson Fisk/The Kingpin, and Bullseye. "The man who never misses," Bullseye is a ruthless assassin with impossibly good aim and not a shred of conscience.

The Netflix "Daredevil" series from several ago put Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Fisk's (Vincent D'Onofrio) rivalry front and center, but it held off on Bullseye. He finally came in the series' third and final season, reimagined as an FBI agent named Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter (Wilson Bethel). Far from the campy baddie played by Colin Farrell in the 2003 "Daredevil" film, this Bullseye was truly disturbed and only grew worse under Fisk's tutelage.

The season never...

Henry Cavill was most recently rumored to play Richard Rider in the TV show Nova. Fans saw him last year as Wolverine in Marvel’s Deadpool & Wolverine, and the cameo entry excited Marvel fans to the core. If Cavill’s role in the MCU is that of the first Nova, fans are in for a huge disappointment.

Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/Superman in Man of Steel | Credits: DC Films/Warner Bros. Pictures

It has been reported that Marvel has paused development on three of the shows being produced, including the Nova show. It reflects Brad Winderbaum’s new plans, to begin with, the development of multiple shows only to make a few select ones.

Henry Cavill’s Richard Rider might have to wait as Marvel pauses development on Nova Henry Cavill in a still from Deadpool & Wolverine | Credits: Marvel Studios

Fans were just getting their heads around the fact...

Marvel Television has reportedly paused its development of three projects: Nova, Strange Academy and Terror, Inc. The three shows may still be made in the future.

Deadline reports that Marvel's decision to pull back on the three series is due to a shift in the studio's model for producing television series. Sources stressed that Nova, Strange Academy and Terror, Inc. were "never officially greenlit," so they may still come to fruition down the road- but the studio has "shifted its priorities at the moment." The change in Marvel's production efforts began a few years ago, when senior leadership began revamping the Daredevil: Born Again series and its development process.

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"Marvel’s new approach to TV development is more traditional, with many...

Exclusive: Marvel Television has paused development on three projects: Nova, Strange Academy and Terror, Inc.

Sources stressed to Deadline that these projects were never officially greenlit, and may still come to fruition at some point. The studio has simply shifted its priorities at the moment.

We’re told the decision is also reflective of a new model for producing television that’s emerged at Marvel in recent years. Originally, Marvel approached series development in much the same way it handled features: a slate was announced, and what was teased was more or less what got made. A couple of years ago, senior leadership decided to retool the development process, as they were also revamping their new Daredevil series, Born Again.

Marvel’s new approach to TV development is more traditional, with many more projects being developed than will ultimately be made, and showrunners being brought in to oversee each. Shifting...

Henry Cavill's time as Superman came to an undignified end after being tapped by Warner Bros. for Black Adam's mid-credits scene, The Flash's reshoots, a Man of Steel sequel, and likely projects including Black Adam 2 and Crisis on Infinite Earths. 

When James Gunn and Peter Safran formed DC Studios, Cavill was dropped and David Corenswet was tapped to play the hero in this summer's Superman. 

The British actor, who has also bid farewell to The Witcher, wasted no time in making the leap to the MCU for a cameo role as a Wolverine Variant in Deadpool & Wolverine. Rumours have since persisted that Cavill is being lined up to return, though not necessarily as Logan.

Scooper @MyTimeToShineH has today claimed that "Henry Cavill is being eyed for a role in the Nova show." As usual, this relatively vague claim doesn't shed any additional light on who the former Superman would play,...

Henry Cavill's time as Superman came to an undignified end after being tapped by Warner Bros. for Black Adam's mid-credits scene, The Flash's reshoots, a Man of Steel sequel, and likely projects including Black Adam 2 and Crisis on Infinite Earths. 

When James Gunn and Peter Safran formed DC Studios, Cavill was dropped and David Corenswet was tapped to play the hero in this summer's Superman. 

The British actor, who has also bid farewell to The Witcher, wasted no time in making the leap to the MCU for a cameo role as a Wolverine Variant in Deadpool & Wolverine. Rumours have since persisted that Cavill is being lined up to return, though not necessarily as Logan.

Scooper @MyTimeToShineH has today claimed that "Henry Cavill is being eyed for a role in the Nova show." As usual, this relatively vague claim doesn't shed any additional light on who the former Superman would play,...

Last October, there were rumblings online that Marvel Studios had cast Blue Beetle star Xolo Maridueña in its planned Nova TV series. We didn't pay too much attention to it at the time, though many fans gave the notion of the Cobra Kai star joining the MCU a thumbs up.

Whether it's as Richard Rider or another member of the Nova Corps, Maridueña would be an exciting addition to the MCU. While he has DC Studios' animated Blue Beetle series on the way, there's no word on Jaime Reyes' live-action future and many actors have starred in Marvel and DC projects at the same time. 

That Hashtag Show recently spoke to Maridueña and asked if he's heard anything about a possible starring role in Nova. 

"I mean, that would be cool too," the actor responded. "Look, yeah, that'd be great. Shit, I'm ready for whatever work is coming my way,...

Last March, we learned that playwright turned feature scribe Ana Nogueira had been tapped to pen a Teen Titans screenplay after impressing DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran with her work on Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.

There have been conflicting reports about which characters will make up the superhero team in the Dcu, with the latest reports claiming it will be Teen Titans Go! leads Robin, Raven, Starfire, Cyborg and Beast Boy.

With The Brave and the Bold set to revolve around Batman training Damian Wayne, the likelihood of Teen Titans' Robin being Dick Grayson is low. That will upset many fans but, at this point in the Dcu's timeline, Dick is almost certainly Nightwing.

According to a new rumour, the plan is indeed for Damian to serve as Robin in this team-up. There's precedent for that in the comics and he's bound to have an interesting dynamic...

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has been a total failure for both Warner Bros. and developer Rocksteady, to put it simply. Although it was a live service game, it had very little support when it first came out, received negative reviews, had almost no goodwill, and nearly all of its updates were criticized after they were released.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was released on January 30, 2024. | Credit: Rocksteady Studios.

This game not only cost Rocksteady financially but also demolished the goodwill of the popular development company which it built by gifting us some of the best Batman games in the Arkham universe. However, if Rocksteady wants to regain its lost glory, then there is one superhero who can do the honors.

Rocksteady should make a solo game on The Flash to come out of the debris of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Why isn’t Rocksteady making...

We first met the Nova Corps in 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy. However, James Gunn wasn't interested in bringing Richard Rider to the big screen - he wanted to keep the focus on only one human character - and the Corps was portrayed as little more than a regular intergalactic police force. 

Avengers: Infinity War strongly hinted that Thanos had laid waste to them, though that doesn't mean Marvel Studios can't still find a way to reintroduce them, with the superpowered Richard Rider among those tasked with protecting the wider universe.

Much has been said about what we can expect from the series in recent days, including plans for classic Fantastic Four villain Annihilus.

Today, scooper Daniel Richtman brings word that there's an open casting call out for the McU's Richard. He also reveals that Marvel Studios/Marvel Television is not set on Nova being white, meaning we could see...

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Back in the 2010s, superhero movies adopted the "cinematic universe" as their storytelling framework; like the comics, separate franchises with unique lead characters existed within a common setting and would cross over. In the 2020s, cape-flicks leveled up to the multiverse, where each past version of a screen superhero also exists and can interact with the current ones. It's all really an excuse for easy nostalgia plays and inside jokes, hence Michael Keaton showing up as Batman again in "The Flash." (Not that it helped the movie succeed.) Last year's "Deadpool & Wolverine" was similarly all about Disney buying out 20th Century Fox and discarding the latter studio's Marvel franchises.

For my money, only one superhero movie has used the multiverse in a way befitting true science-fiction rather than just picking and choosing favored action figures for a single play-set.

Quick Links The Lego Batman Movie’s Director Was Set To Direct a Nightwing Film A Nightwing Film Could Feature Barbara Gordon in a Prominent Role A Potential Dcu Film Could Explain the History of the Robin Mantle

The current slate of Dcu projects features a lot of ties to Batman so far, which is no surprise since he's arguably the most popular superhero on the planet. The first Batman-related project will focus on a villain who has yet to make a live-action debut. Clayface is set to hit theaters in September 2026 and so far, no director is attached, but the film's script comes from Mike Flanagan. Dynamic Duo is another Batman project moving forward at DC Studios that will follow Dick Grayson and Jason Todd using groundbreaking animation. That film is still a ways off, and it's unclear if it's part of the Dcu or Elseworlds. Of course, Matt Reeves...

With an ongoing narrative that’s lasted for the better part of a century, DC Comics has one of the most convoluted fictional continuities in of all time. After countless Crises, Rebirths, and a Flashpoint here and there, there’s not a single character or aspect of the DC Universe that hasn’t been impacted by a retcon in one way or another.

Many of these retcons have become integral to fans’ conceptions of the World’s Greatest Heroes, while more than a few still have their fair share of detractors. But each one of the retcons in this list had an undeniable effect on the DC Universe - and its fans.

Better: Superboy Prime Punching the Multiverse Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins #1 by Marv Wolfman, Dan Jurgens, Art Thibert, Cam Smith, Nelson DeCastro, Jerry Ordway, Guy Major, Jeromy Cox, and Travis Lanham

Comics are known for having some undeniably outrageous happenings,...

2025 is already shaping up to be an epic year for DC fans, with the upcoming release of James Gunn’s Superman movie, followed closely by the August debut of Peacemaker season 2. As a die-hard Peacemaker fan, it’s been a long three years of waiting for the new season. So you can imagine my jaw dropping when I found out not only is the new season on the horizon, but Adrian “Vigilante” Chase—Peacemaker’s Bff—will be getting his own solo series in March.

...Peacemaker Presents: The Vigilante / Eagly Double Feature is by far my most anticipated comic of 2025...

While John Cena’s Peacemaker is undeniably a masterpiece, I have to admit—he’s not my favorite character. From the second Vigilante appeared on screen, I was hooked. His morally questionable antics paired with his naïve charm made him instantly obsession-worthy. Hence, the March 26 release announcement of Peacemaker Presents:...

Even die-hard superfans of DC Comics’ Starfire may not know the fascinating fact about who served as the visual inspiration for the Teen Titans heroine. But once they discover the truth, they’ll be kicking themselves—because it’s undeniable that this Puerto Rican legend, renowned for her dazzling talent, bold fashion, and stunning beauty, served as the muse for Starfire’s creators, George Pérez and Marv Wolfman.

...Chacón is seen wearing a dark purple, tassel-embellished stage costume that could very well have served as the inspiration for the Titan’s own iconic purple outfit...

Reddit user Modusros has sent shockwaves through the Starfire fandom by revealing a fascinating factoid that has taken the Teen Titans community by storm—Starfire was inspired by none other than superstar Iris Chacón.

For those unfamiliar with Chacón, she was famously known as "La Bomba de Puerto Rico" and "La Vedette de América," a celebrated Puerto Rican dancer,...

Quick Links Lex Luthor's Company Isn't LexCorp in the Dcu How Lex Luthor Will Mirror the Dcu's Superman This Beloved DC TV Show Might Influence the Dcu's Lex Luthor

The upcoming 2025 Superman movie will work in several ways, being the first movie in the newly relaunched DC Universe while also rebooting the Man of Steel. Meant to be a more traditional take on the hero compared to the DC Extended Universe version, it will also have a much more accurate take on Lex Luthor. Most interestingly, Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor may draw from an iconic TV show inspiration.

In the trailer for Superman, Lex Luthor's company is shown to be LuthorCorp and not LexCorp. The former was the name given to the company in the TV series Smallville, which was essentially a Superman prequel. While the new movie for the Man of Steel isn't an origin story for the hero,...

The Teen Titans have many beloved heroes in their ranks, but there's one hero who stands out as the team's most valuable asset. Some might assume that Starfire is the strongest Titan, and though she's certainly formidable in her own right, Raven is without question the greatest source of power in the roster. She isn't just an asset in terms of what she contributes in battle, either; Raven's abilities can help her teammates just as much as they can harm opponents.

Many of the Teen Titans got their start in DC lore as sidekicks of more prominent superheroes. For instance, Dick Grayson founded the team as Robin long before he became Nightwing, and Wally West joined as the Kid Flash to Barry Allen's Flash. Raven, however, stands out as a hero in her own right. The daughter of Trigon has incredible magic at her disposal that proves she's the best Titan around,...

Emmy-nominated “Euphoria” actress, mixed martial artist Sydney Sweeney, prepping to star in the feature “Barbarella”, is also interested in taking on the character of Marvel Comics ‘Black Cat’, in Marvel Studios/Sony Pictures developing “Spider-Man 4” live-action motion picture:

"We have years laid out as to what we’re going to do with that asset"…

“…said Sony Pictures Entertainment chairman Tony Vinciquerra about ‘Black Cat’.

'The Black Cat' created for Marvel Comics by writer Marv Wolfman\ debuted in "The Amazing Spider-Man" #194 (July 1979).

"...'Felicia Hardy', the daughter of a notorious burglar…

"...had developed a 'thing' for 'Spider-Man'.

"But after suffering a traumatic assault as a college freshman, Felicia trained herself in various fighting styles/acrobatics...

"...and deciding to follow in her father's footsteps as a professional thief…

“…adopted her costumed identity as 'Black Cat'..."

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Warning! Spoilers for DC Horror Presents... #3The latest issue of DC Horror Presents... pays homage to the Justice League's original origin in the DC Universe, as Batman encounters the creepy scene of captive humans being turned into trees. DC’s new horror anthology has contained a number of creepy stories since its launch in October of 2024, and the newest issue is another spooky treat for longtime fans.

The opening story in DC Horror Presents... #3 by Francesco Francavilla and Simon Bowland features Batman being buried alive. The preview for the story then flashes back to the Dark Knight investigating an abandoned botanical conservatory.

Upon stepping inside, Batman discovers what appears to be human beings transformed into trees. The horrifying image recalls 1962’s Justice League of America #9, whose cover portrays the unforgettable image of Wonder Woman, the Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter and Aquaman slowly being turned into trees.

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Warning: contains spoilers for Justice League Unlimited #2!

After 90 years, DC is finally allowing its oldest hero to step into the spotlight–but how long will it last? DC’s new Justice League Unlimited has taken an “all-hands-on-deck” approach to the team, with nearly every hero on Earth a member. This has allowed some lesser-known heroes to rub shoulders with Superman and Batman, and now in issue two, one of DC’s oldest heroes joins the team.

Justice League Unlimited #2 is written by Mark Waid and drawn by Dan Mora. A group of rogue Parademons are attacking, and the League dispatches a squad to help. Among the heroes sent are League stalwarts such as Superman and Wonder Woman, mixed in with new recruits Black Lightning, Star Sapphire…and Doctor Occult. The squad splits up to cover more ground, and Occult pairs up with the Martian Manhunter. Occult reveals he knew about...

In Marvel Comics, Richard Rider’s Nova represents the Nova Corps as a galactic cop with the power to traverse space in the blink of an eye while clad in a signature set of armor marked by a red starburst logo. Only seen as a group of cosmic law enforcers in the first Guardians of the Galaxy film, Richard’s singular version of Nova hasn’t been seen in the MCU thus far, with a new cosplay showing that he needs to be inducted as soon as possible.

A cosplay shared on Instagram by @namorcosplay, this account is chock-full of incredible homemade costumes that focus on bringing to life characters from both Marvel’s live-action comic book universes, with each design topping the last in terms of the Hollywood-level effort put forth for fans to enjoy.

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A few months ago, rumors started about a live-action Teen Titans movie being developed at DC Studios. These rumors were later confirmed, with Ana Nogueira announced as the screenwriter.

Nogueira is known for acting in shows like The Vampire Diaries, The Michael J. Fox Show, and Hightown. She’s also a talented writer, with her play Which Way to the Stage debuting off-Broadway in 2022. In November 2023, she was also revealed to be writing a Supergirl movie for DC.

Details about the Teen Titans movie plot are still under wraps, but fans are eager to know which characters will be part of the team.

The Teen Titans first appeared in the 1960s with Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Wonder Girl. Later, other young heroes like Speedy joined the team. The comics were aimed at younger readers and weren’t very popular until the 1980s.

In the 1980s, Marv Wolfman and George Perez...

Several months ago rumors surfaced that the live-action ‘Teen Titans’ movie was in development at DC Studios. Soon after the rumors started the news was officially confirmed as it was revealed that Ana Nogueira will be penning the screenplay.

Nogueira is an actress known for roles in ‘The Vampire Diaries,’ ‘The Michael J. Fox Show,’ and ‘Hightown.’ She’s also a successful writer, with her play ‘Which Way to the Stage’ debuting off-Broadway in 2022. In November 2023, it was announced she was writing a ‘Supergirl’ movie for DC.

Not much is known about the plot of the upcoming live-action movie, but fans have long been wondering about the potential lineup of the film.

The Teen Titans first appeared in the mid-1960s, featuring Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Wonder Girl. Later, other young heroes like Speedy, Green Arrow’s sidekick, joined the team. The comics were aimed at younger readers and...

One of the few villains who has never made an appearance in a Superman film is Ultraman. With a new Superman movie coming out next year, rumors have been swirling that one of the main antagonists will be Ultraman, marking his first live-action appearance. If this rumor turns out to be true, it could give Superman the greatest live-action fight of his film career.

Because of the shifting nature and history of comic books, there have been plenty of different versions of Ultraman over the years. The first debuted in 1964's Justice League of America #29 by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky. This story explored the history of the very first version of Ultraman, who was markedly different from Superman. Ultraman was sent to Earth-Three from Krypton, for reasons not really explained, considering this version of Krypton never exploded.

Upon landing on Earth-Three, Ultraman slowly gained more and more power as...

Warning: Spoilers for Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #3

The Flash may be hailed as the Fastest Man Alive in DC lore, but even he can't outrun death forever. In a shocking moment, Wally West appears to have run his final race, as a dark foe kills him with ease and deprives the DC Universe of its beloved speedster. Moreover, the Flash's horrific fate reflects his original death in a poignant full-circle moment.

The preview for Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #3 by Jeff Parker, Lukas Ketner, Michele Bandini, Marcelo Maiolo, and Pat Brosseau features the next chapter in the Justice League's team-up with Santa Claus. The Silent Knight has arrived, and Robin calls in the Flash as back-up to help take him down. However, things quickly go south once the Scarlet Speedster catches up to this sinister enemy.

The Silent Knight drains the Flash's powers and reduces his body to a lifeless skeleton,...

Warning: Contains Potential Spoilers for Absolute Superman #2!

With Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman each spearheading their own Absolute Universe titles, the excitement for these legendary heroes to unite and form the Justice League is reaching a fever pitch. But before that moment arrives, it seems the Man of Steel might join forces with another iconic superhero team—and if it happens, it could be the perfect match fans never knew they needed.

While the Omega Men may serve as Superman’s first team-up, fans can rest assured that the formation of the Absolute Justice League seems inevitable...

Jason Aaron, Rafa Sandoval, and Ulises Arreola’s Absolute Superman #2 picks up right where issue #1 left off, with Lazarus Agent Lois Lane determined to arrest the Man of Steel after handcuffing herself to him. What follows is an intense yet humor-laced interaction as the two become reluctant, temporary allies, forced to work together...

Nova was never going to join the Guardians of the Galaxy as long as Star-Lord was around. James Gunn, who wrote and directed all three Guardians of the Galaxy movies, recently shared how Star-Lord prevented Nova from appearing in the Marvel Cinematic Universe trilogy.

Responding to a fan on Threads who asked why Nova wasn't included in any of the GotG movies, Gunn wrote, "I only wanted one human being." Across all three movies, Peter Quill/Star-Lord (played by Chris Pratt) is the only human on the cosmic-based team, with the other members either aliens, animals, or the God of Thunder, Thor. Nova, the alias of Richard Rider, who was introduced in the comics back in 1976 as a New York high school student, would have been one too many humans for Gunn's liking. Richard Rider/Nova was created by writer Marv Wolfman and artist John Romita Sr. and first appeared...

Quick Links Make the Entire Teen Titans Younger The Dcu’s Teen Titans Movie Shouldn’t Be As Dark Keep Deathstroke Away From the Teen Titans for Now

There's a lot of buzz currently surrounding DC as James Gunn and Peter Safran launch the new Dcu with Creature Commandos next month. The animated series is the first of several projects in development at the newly formed DC Studios in an attempt to get the DC franchise back on track after the recent string of box office bombs and poor reception from films like Joker: Folie à Deux. The Dcu will look to succeed where the former Dceu failed, and the stakes couldn't be higher for a franchise with so much potential. Only part of the Dcu road map has been officially revealed, but there have also been projects that have come to light from reports, and one of them has...

When the infamous Titans member, Tara Markov, was brought back to life, few fans were surprised, as characters die in comic books all the time, and it's rare that they actually stay dead. But what DC did with Terra next was a major subversion of the superhero clich that everyone was expecting.

The return of Tara "Terra" Markov was explained in the story "Who Is Tara Markov?" by Geoff Johns, Ben Raab, and Derec Aucoin from The Titans: Secret Files & Origins #2.

Tara was a former Teen Titans member who turned out to be a major antagonist. She revealed her evil nature in the pages of the infamous Judas Contract storyline by Marv Wolfman and George Prez. This story included the death of Tara, but as with most superhero comic characters, she didn't stay dead for long.

Teen Titans' Terra Returns to Life - Only to Be Revealed as a Twisted Clone?...

A few months ago, we reported rumors about a live-action Teen Titans movie in development, and those rumors have now since then been confirmed. Ana Nogueira, who is currently working on Supergirl: The Woman of Tomorrow, has been hired to write the script.

At this stage, details about the movie remain scarce, except for the writer’s involvement. However, popular insider Apocalyptic Horseman has shared what could be the most exciting piece of information so far—the team’s roster.

Apocalyptic Horseman recently hosted a Q&a on their private X profile, where they shared several intriguing details, including news that The Authority is being reworked into an animated project. The insider also revealed the rumored roster for the upcoming Teen Titans movie.

According to Horseman, the movie will feature characters from the beloved animated Teen Titans series, including Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven, and Beast Boy. However, the insider mentioned...

A couple of months back we reported on the rumors that the live-action ‘Teen Titans’ movie is in development and those rumors were confirmed to be true with the writer already picked to write the movie.

Ana Nogueira, who is already working on ‘Supergirl: the Woman of Tomorrow’ was hired to pen the project. At this point, nothing is known about the movie, except of course the writer.

Now popular insider going under the username Apocalyptic Horseman has revealed likely the most interesting detail regarding the movie – the team’s roster.

Apocalyptic Horseman recently held a Q&a on his private X profile, among plenty of interesting information the insider revealed that ‘The Authority’ is now being reworked into an animated and the alleged roster of the upcoming movie.

According to the insider, the team’s roster will feature characters from the popular animated ‘Teen Titans’ cartoon. This means we should expect Robin,...