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James Gunn Tweets to DC Fans
James Gunn is starting his tenure at DC on the right note. A week and a half ago, Gunn and producer Peter Safran were hired by Warner Bros. Discovery to be the co-CEOs of the newly formed DC Studios, which replaces DC Films and will oversee movies, television, and animation related to the DC Comics ...
Read MoreDC Series Stargirl Canceled
Chalk up one more DC production, but not because of David Zaslav this time. The DC Arrowverse-adjacent (I think) TV series Stargirl has been canceled; it will run out the rest of its third season, which will end on December 7, 2022. Created by Geoff Johns (who also created the comic book superhero o...
Read MoreThe Flash Will End its CW Run Next Year
Barry Allen can finally stop running. The CW has announced that next year’s ninth season of The Flash will be its last. The series has been one of the CW’s highest-rated since it began and was one of the few to survive the network’s recent purge. Earlier this year, star Grant Gustin signed on ...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 20 “Negative, Part 2”
“Negative, Part 2” brings another season of The Flash to a close, and the good news is that it’s much better than “Negative, Part 1,” last week’s set-up first half. It explains some of the seemingly nonsensical plot points in that episode, although a couple of them still don’t quite ho...
Read MoreREVIEW: Superman & Lois – Season 2, Episode 15 “Waiting for Superman”
“Waiting for Superman” is the perfect kind of finale, for a TV season or any other story. It marries big, apocalyptic spectacle with the personal stories that have run through the past fourteen episodes. And as a microcosm of the show, it demonstrates what Superman means to the world and the ind...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 8, Episode 19 “Negative, Part 1”
With only two episodes to go – or one two-part episode, depending on how you view these things – The Flash finally kicks the season’s main story back into gear with “Negative, Part 1.” Revelations and shocking moments abound, but it’s also a narrative mess, spewing exposition so rapidly ...
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