We've got our first clear look at Sasha Calle in costume thanks to some set pics for The Flash, but is the actress perhaps playing a different Supergirl to Kara Zor-El as her very familiar outfit seems to imply?
The hugely popular DC Comics fighting game will be the focus of Warner Bros.'s next direct-to-video animated film release!
Fighting games in the DC Comics universe can divided into two distinct eras: There’s NetherRealm’s (and Midway but screw it let’s not talk about that game) Injustice series which is an absolutely fantastic slobber-knocker of epic proportions, and if you dial back the clock there’s Justice League Task Force from 1995. A game so atrocious in its design that it baffles me how Blizzard Entertainment has a co-developer credit on it.
Stuck in a reality where Superman had gone rogue, Bane was given a choice: Either serve the last son of Krypton as one of the enforcers of the Regime, or perish. Given free reign to begin a new war on Batman and the freedom to do so, Bane wisely chose to work for the Man of Steel as a lapdog. A dog with plenty of bite, as Storm Collectibles have taken that incarnation and given him a 12:1 scale makeover.
Over the years, Darkseid has carved out a presence in multiple forms of media. Now, the lord of Apokolips is about to wage war on your bank account with this pricy new collectible statue.
SonicFox is currently regarded as the very best Dragon Ball FighterZ on the planet, having secured some huge victories this year. He’s also the best damn Injustice 2 player around, as SonicFox ran home to victory in the finals of Injustice 2 Pro Series.
Lobo. The meanest bastich to ever live. The main man, who killed his homeworld with a swarm of flying scorpions just so that he could be the only Czarnian to walk the cosmos. And now he's ready to murder your wallet with one hell of a collectible statue.
Humans want connection and the internet is so far the best connection machine. A …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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