Tag: DC Comics
RUMOR: Batman Returns and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Ends
Not even Sweet Baby Inc. can kill Batman, but Batman fans can kill a bad video game. A recent series of X posts from a video game scooper named Miller Ross, who Bounding Into Comics says is proven and reliable, claims to have information on what the next few seasons of Suicide Squad: Kill the &helli...
Read MoreNerdrotic and The Critical Drinker Return to Piers Morgan Uncensored
Are Nerdrotic and the Critical Drinker the new Riggs and Murtaugh, Tango and Cash, or Cates and Hammond? If so, Piers Morgan is the crusty old captain who’s had enough of their antics – well, not really, as he seems to get a kick out of them. The pair appeared on Piers Morgan Uncensored aga...
Read MoreTRAILER: The Penguin (2024)
Today, MAX released a trailer for The Penguin, a spin-off of Matt Reeves’ The Batman. Colin Farrell returns to the titular role in his own series set in the seedy underworld of an already grimy Gotham City, with Cristin Millioti, Clancy Brown, Mark Strong, and Michael Kelly in supporting roles. ...
Read MoreA Message From a Humble Nerd
jesslind | Mar 16, 2024 | 6
As with anything on the internet, or even in real life, drama ensues when there are many voices vying for the megaphone. In this case, the controversy over Sweet Baby Inc. and GamerGate 2.0 continues, but not in the way most would expect. Matt Walsh, one of the Daily Wire personalities, is in the th...
Read MoreDC Releases New Suicide Squad Isekai Anime Trailer
Now that we’ve gotten past the Suicide Squad movies and the Suicide Squad video game, get set for the Suicide Squad anime! Last July, DC announced Suicide Squad Isekai, an anime T.V. show based on the DC Comics characters from Wit Studio and Warner Bros. Japan. Now, they’ve released a trailer fo...
Read MoreDC Movie News: Teen Titans Movie, Superman in IMAX, and the Engineer Revealed
As James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU slowly begins to take shape, details come in fits and starts, and so far, there’s some good and some bad. Today, for me, ranges from bad to curious, although I may be in the minority on one or two points. Starting with the biggest news, The Hollywood Reporter...
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