Is Warner Bros. Montreal developing a new Batman game that features the caped crusader going up against the Talons of his infamous New 52 comic book run? Or am I owl by myself in this belief? Recent concept art has me belieiving in the former.

Let me be frank, I have no business talking about the DC universe. Not wanting to compare apples and grenades, but the criticism and discourse surrounding the comic books and their televisual and cinematic outings is unlike any other fandom due to it, well, being on opposite ends of both the quality spectrum, and that of its own adaptation. The …

The world may be burning, society is in chaos and technology threatens to strip us of our humanity, but it’s comforting to know that in the end times, comic books are better than ever. This year wasn’t just a fantastic year for the medium, it was the very best that fans had ever seen. Writing felt sharper than a hotly forged sword, the art on display could put the entire gallery of the Louvre to shame and the resulting combination was an explosion of quality.

DC Comics' Aquaman has been the butt of bad jokes and memes for ages, but charismatic star Jason Momoa and hot horror-turned-action-director James Wan are here to try and put that right. But does Aquaman sink or swim?

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It appears Warner Bros has high hoes for the success of Aquaman as they are reportedly already looking into plans for a sequel.

Warner Bros and DC are looking to adapt a lesser known comic book hero for the big screen, in the form of Blue Beetle.

We’re now less than a month away from Aquaman making a big splash in cinemas, and while full reviews are still embargoed the first social media reactions from film press have swum in and they are overwhelmingly positive on the latest DCEU film.