Diana’s about to make a discovery that will shake the nascent DC superhero team to their core. In an effort to promote the Snyder Cut of Justice League ahead of DC FanDome in August, Zack Snyder has posted a new clip from the upcoming version of the film, which is set to debut in 2021… Continue reading Zack Snyder Releases Snyder Cut Sneak Peek
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Snyder Cut of Justice League to Release on HBO MAX
First, we learned that Tom Cruise is going to space. Then Nicolas Cage was cast as Joe Exotic. Now the Snyder Cut is a reality. On Zack Snyder’s Vero watch-along for Man of Steel, the director announced that at the Snyder Cut – now known as Zack Snyder’s Justice League – will premiere in 2021… Continue reading Snyder Cut of Justice League to Release on HBO MAX
The First Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Debuts
Director Patty Jenkins and the warrior princess of Themyscira herself, Gal Gadot, took the stage at CCXP in Brazil to debut the first trailer for next summer’s Wonder Woman 1984. The anticipation for this film has been building since the first leaked set photos, and there has been no shortage of questions and rumors surrounding… Continue reading The First Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Debuts
Lost Visions: Justice League: Mortal
When I saw Shazam!, there were a lot of things I was excited about, particularly the idea that DJ Cotrona and Adam Brody were going to be featured as members of the Shazam! family. DC has a habit of giving nods to past productions in their various projects, with Christopher Reeve showing up on Smallville… Continue reading Lost Visions: Justice League: Mortal
REVIEW: Batman: Last Knight on Earth #1
Scott Snyder has left an indelible mark on the Batman mythos. While he was working on Detective Comics, I first started reading his work when he collaborated with Greg Capullo on “The Court of Owls,” the introductory Batman story of the New 5. (which has since been adapted, relatively speaking, for the recently ended Batman… Continue reading REVIEW: Batman: Last Knight on Earth #1
DC Comics Moves to Censor Iconic Comic Book Art
After the publication of psychiatrist Fredric Wertham’s book Seduction of the Innocent in 1954, which accused comic books of having a negative impact on the minds of children, publishers opted to create a self-regulating oversight committee over government regulation of comic book content. This committee would be known as the Comics Code Authority. The organization’s… Continue reading DC Comics Moves to Censor Iconic Comic Book Art