Following the news that Henry Cavill was stepping away from the role of Superman, one’s mind couldn’t help but wander to the infamous incarnations of the character in Batman v. Superman: Dawn Of Justice and Justice League. After all, they are both the most recent adaptations of Kal-El and the movies that most appropriately define DC’s cinematic shortcomings,
Justice League came blasting into theaters this past weekend, and the fans finally got a full blown comic book Superman. Henry Cavill, who has played Superman since Man of Steel, was interviewed by LA Times recently. In the interview he spoke about how he was satisfied with Superman in Justice League, and his movie contract within the
Doomsday Clock #1 DC Comics Written by: Geoff Johns Art by: Gary Frank Colors by: Brad Anderson Letters by: Rob Leigh When Watchmen first arrived in comic stores in September of 1986 Alan Moore was looking to change the landscape of comics while also commenting on the state of the country and nature of our
Justice League is less than 3 months away, and the hype has never been more real. Updates are coming almost daily, and the DCEU seems to be a machine that is slowly beginning to move. Wonder Woman has broken so many box office records it’s crazy. We know that Steppenwolf, Darksied’s uncle and general is
DC’s Rebirth has been wildly successful, with both high ratings and high sales (1). “And when things are up, it’s a good time to take risks,” says Scott Snyder, who is heading DC’s next big thing: Metal (2). Dark Knights: Metal is an upcoming August event featuring some of the biggest names in the DC
