Marvel may have the upper hand in theaters, but DC has a strong presence in television. The upcoming season will see the likes of Gotham, Flash, and Constantine joining the current lineup, and now DC is developing Supergirl for CBS. That would place four out of five broadcast networks airing DC shows. That’s not bad at all.
Category: Comic
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‘Supergirl’ Being Developed for TV
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‘Deadpool’ Finally Gets Release Date
Deadpool started on a good and bad foot with Ryan Reynolds in the role but with the weird twist with how he ended up in X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Rumors for a spinoff quickly began, which led to real news that a script was written by the guys who wrote Zombieland. Then came development hell. For years. -
Ben Affleck Reflects on Batman’s Anger
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James McAvoy Teases Info on ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’
By now most of us know that the next X-Men movie is going to tackle the Apocalypse storyline, right? That is, if you stayed for the stinger or follow Bryan Singer on Twitter. What you might not know is that it will take place in the 1980s. -
The Batmobile in ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’
Not too long ago pictures surfaced of the Batmobile in Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The photos revealed that the Batmobile took some inspiration from the Tumbler in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy. Snyder then took the time to tweet a better picture of the Batmobile.
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Amazon Wants ‘The Tick’
Before Ben Edlund’s writing stint on Supernatural, there was his baby, The Tick. You remember it, right? The cartoon or the live action series? If not, you should really change that. The Tick is on Netflix. Just saying.
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A Look into Fox’s ‘Gotham’
I’m a huge Batman fan but I barely touched on Fox’s new show Gotham. I always wanted a live action version of Batman that was more focused on him being a detective. A live action TV show of that sounds even better. Gotham, though, has Bruce Wayne as a child and Jim Gordon as the main character. -
Joseph Gordon-Levitt on ‘Sandman’ Adaptation
Joseph Gordon-Levitt has found his way into comic book movies, and his latest project is the adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman. He’s shown passion for the project, attached as a producer and having a hands on approach to the writing process too.Gordon-Levitt shared progress on the endeavor.
