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Last year we learned one of the DC-related projects in development for HBO Max was a three-part cartoon focused on Aquaman. Nothing was revealed beyond that but we figured we would get an epic, trident-clashing undersea battle for power,...
Boy, did Warner Bros and DC drop a lot of news on us a few hours ago. We'll try to pack it all into one post as best we can.
A few months back a rumor was floating around that...
At some point, Warner Bros and DC will run out of acclaimed Batman comics to make into animated DTV movies. We've had The Dark Knight Returns, The Killing Joke, Year One, Gotham By Gaslight, and coming soon, The Long...
Warner Bros has released over 40 animated movies revolving around its stable of DC superheroes. The 42nd will be Justice Society: World War II, and its trailer was released today.
Those of you familiar with The Flash through his live-action...
Warner Bros has been creating original animated movies based on their DC properties for well over a decade now, but in recent years they've also started experimenting with shorts. Sometimes these smaller stories show up as Blu-Ray bonus features...
A unique Hollywood competition, the first of its kind, played out over Christmas weekend. Warner Bros made Wonder Woman 1984 available on HBO Max for one month starting December 25, and Disney+ released the latest Pixar movie, Soul, at...
There's an excellent new video out from IGN about the creation of Batman Beyond, the sequel to Batman: The Animated Series -- and a show that, in a sense, happened by accident.
Bruce Timm did not come to work one...
We're still wary about how this too-soon revision of Batwoman is going to go. Actress Ruby Rose quit the lead role on The CW super-program after just one season, leaving the fate of Kate Kane up in the air....
Good news for devotees of the late DC Universe streaming service....there will be more of the types of shows it specialized in for years to come. The latest was formally announced today by WB: a live-action Green Lantern series.
The...
The opening sequence to Teen Titans Go To The Movies becomes more and more prophetic with each passing year. For those unfamiliar, Robin sits in a theater and becomes increasingly more agitated as every ancillary and insignificant Batman-related character...