Oh, so you thought that that incredibly badass new Suicide Squad trailer was all that the folks at DC Comics and WB had to offer during their “DC Films Presents: The Dawn of the Justice League” Special that aired on CW last night? Well, surprise! Because the hosts of the Special, DC Comics Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns and comic …

In case you somehow haven’t noticed, there are a lot of superheroes hitting our screen. So many in fact, that most of them just end up fighting each other (see: Captain America: Civil War and Batman v Superman: They’re Really Sticking To This Dumb Title). Thankfully, we’re also getting something to balance out all that smug, square-jawed goodness with DC and …

We earlier wrote to you about the introduction of a new actor and character coming into the DC Comics cinematic Universe and now we have further word from another actor who is soon to join the DC Comic Cinematic Universe. Chris Pine is going to be playing the character Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman and while sitting down with Comic …

I’m cautiously optimistic about Warner Bros Pictures’ foray into bringing DC Comics’ Justice League team to the cinematic world. While they’ve been given a good start with Man of Steel, and this year’s Batman vs Superman: The Dwan of Justice and Suicide Squad are looking set to be great movies, I worry that they are tailing on the back of …

Once the dust had settled, developer Warner Bros Montreal had done a bang-up job on the Batman prequel. With Rocksteady now departing the Arkham waters for non-Batman related projects, the Batman game universe will most likely be relying on Warner Bros. Montreal to fill the Dark Knight gap. And it sounds like they’re getting ready for something big.

While there’s nothing officially listed on WB’s timetable, we pretty much know for certain that a solo Batman movie is on the way. While most of the grapevine talk thus far though has been about whether Ben Affleck would both star and direct, a new rumour has now popped up on JoBlo that gives us our first real hint at …

Ever wanted to introduce absolute zero to somebody who really deserves it? I can't help you there. But I can help you with the illusion of doing so, with this Captain Cold weapon replica.

While Bob Kane may have come up with the genesis of the idea behind the caped crusader, it was Bill Finger who helped develop him into a brooding guardian of the night, a vengeful dark knight who fought crime. And who in turn, got the finger.