Question: What happens if you combine a little of the ol’ fourth-wall breaking that Deadpool used to great effect with a great animation budget, an all-star voice cast and some unrestrained mayhem? Answer: You’d probably get DC Universe’s upcoming Harley Quinn animated series, which had a hilarious debut at last year’s San Diego Comic-Con and returned this year for a sizzle reel of craziness that looks like a Gotham City version of a Looney Tunes special.

A massive event that was first hinted at back in 2014’s first season of The Flash, last year’s Elseworlds event finally pulled the trigger on the gun that fires off the Crisis on Infinite Earths gun, as the Monitor began rallying troops for the fight against the universe-ending machinations of the Anti-Monitor. That larger story will play out in the background of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl, but until then those shows have some unfinished business of their own to attend to.

I think it's pretty safe to say that no other Hall H panel happening at Comic-Con this year was as eagerly anticipated as Marvel Studio's mysterious 90-minute presentation. And damn did it deliver!

Following the massive events of season 3 (not to mention the show's cancellation), The Expanse is coming back seemingly bigger than ever before on with the critically-acclaimed sci-fi show's much-anticipated fourth season on Amazon Prime.

"We all have our role to play!" Watch the awesome new trailer for the third season of Westworld season 3 which features some surprising new details.

Comic-Con beamed in all the hype as the first trailer for Star Trek: Picard was revealed alongside some surprise cast announcements, while we got our first look at Star Trek: Lower Decks and some new info for season 3 of Star Trek: Discovery.

Who watches the Watchmen? Well, us actually as we check out the first full trailer for HBO's long-awaited comic book TV series.

Fresh from the success of Marvel's Avengers: Endgame, filmmaking brothers Joe and Anthony Russo won't be slowing down one bit with a number of exciting productions already lined up.

Orlando Bloom and Cara Delivingne play a pair of cross-species lovers in Amazon Prime's new fantasy drama Carnival Row, and now the respective stories of this fairy immigrant and her human detective lover have been revealed.

WUBBA LUBBA DUB DUB! When Rick and Morty return to our screens in November they will be bringing a rather famous New Zealand filmmaker with them.