DC and the Warner Bros. Animation department kicked off 2018 with a strong start with Batman: Gotham By Gaslight. Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay doesn’t drop that baton,thanks to a rock-solid combination of over the top action, lovable rogues and a surprising amount of heart that balances out its darker themes.

Looks like DC Comics is getting ready to fight back against Marvel's Fresh Start initiative with a new push of their own that’s going to rely on one important factor: Star power.

Blumhouse Pictures is looking to expand outside of the horror genre by taking on a comic book movie with a strong social message, much like their hot from last year Get Out.

I’d like to believe that a proper Snyder Cut of Justice League exists somewhere, but that’s a fantasy of the highest order. Fortunately, a fan cut does exist and while it dosn’t fix Justice League entirely, it does make it a hell of a lot better to watch.

There’s a wealth of material waiting to be tapped within Kirby’s ahead of its time saga of good vs evil known as the New Gods. Something that DC is keenly aware of, as Ava “A Wrinkle In Time” DuVernay will officially expand Jack Kirby’s Fourth World onto the big screen.

Within the field of comic books there exist stories that can easily take on the titans of the print industry. Tales of magic, wonder and sadness. Here are ten such examples, of comic books which will convince even the most devout book fanatic that the medium is more than capable of delivering a knockout punch in the literary universe.

The DCEU looks headed for even more turmoil as Joss Whedon has pulled out of their planned Batgirl film.

Damn Prime 1 for making an utterly sexy replica of the dark knight in Batman Ninja, at a price that I can’t afford because I’ve run out of excuses with which to lure my colleagues to a seedy motel bathtub full of ice.