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ICYMI: Did We Just Get Our First Look At The New 'Super Man'?
ICYMI: Did We Just Get Our First Look At The New 'Super Man'?
ICYMI: Did We Just Get Our First Look At The New 'Super Man'?
DC's current “The Final Days of Superman” crossover, taking place across the entire line of Superman titles, has produced some really great comics. Written by Peter J. Tomasi with art by Doug Mahnke and Mikel Janín and others, the crossover has Superman putting his affairs in order ahead of his impending death due to a terminal condition he recently developed. The most recent installment of the crossover in Batman/Superman sees Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman on the trail of an imposter Superman who believes himself to be the real deal, and their trail leads them to China. Once there, they’re confronted by The Great Ten, and we get our first glimpse of a new hero we’ll be seeing more of very soon as part of DC Rebirth.
‘Batman v Superman’ Art Reveals Robin Was Also a Killer
‘Batman v Superman’ Art Reveals Robin Was Also a Killer
‘Batman v Superman’ Art Reveals Robin Was Also a Killer
Despite Ben Affleck’s solid turn as the caped crusader in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, some fans took issue with one particular aspect of this new Batman: he kills. It’s not entirely out of character for the iconic superhero (he’s killed people in the comic books before), but the movie and TV versions of the Dark Knight don’t typically murder bad guys. It’s part of that whole “hero” thing, you know? If you were one of the fans disappointed with Zack Snyder’s decision to have Batman kill some thugs, then boy do we have some news for you.
After ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Letdown, Warner Bros. Will Reportedly Release Fewer Films
After ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Letdown, Warner Bros. Will Reportedly Release Fewer Films
After ‘Batman vs. Superman’ Letdown, Warner Bros. Will Reportedly Release Fewer Films
Batman vs. Superman opened to negative reviews and mixed word of mouth. All that could have been forgiven if it was a box-office juggernaut, but after an impressive opening weekend, Dawn of Justice is sinking like a stone. With the film now unlikely to reach $1 billion — the new benchmark for franchise success in Hollywood — Warner Bros...
‘Batman v Superman’ Concept Art Shows a Different Doomsday
‘Batman v Superman’ Concept Art Shows a Different Doomsday
‘Batman v Superman’ Concept Art Shows a Different Doomsday
Of the many divisive aspects of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Doomsday turned out to be one of the lesser offenders, though many pointed out that Weta’s design of the character was a little too similar to a handful of their other designs in films like The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Like all visual effects creations, Doomsday went through a few different iterations before director Zack Snyder and his team settled on the final design, and new concept art shows you what the villain could have looked like.
‘Batman v Superman’ Breaks Records With $424 Million Globally
‘Batman v Superman’ Breaks Records With $424 Million Globally
‘Batman v Superman’ Breaks Records With $424 Million Globally
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice had quite the weekend — not only did it break the March opening record previously held by The Hunger Games, but with $424 million worldwide, Zack Snyder’s epic now boasts the highest opening weekend for a Warner Bros. superhero movie. All those negative reviews predictably had zero effect on audiences, who flocked to see the long-awaited showdown between the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel.
Batman vs Superman Spoilers: Darkseid, Flash and That Ending
Batman vs Superman Spoilers: Darkseid, Flash and That Ending
Batman vs Superman Spoilers: Darkseid, Flash and That Ending
If you watched Batman vs. Superman, you probably left with a couple questions. What was going on in that “Knightmare” sequence when Bruce Wayne has a vision of an apocalyptic future with Superman ruling an army, flying Parademons and a massive Omega symbol in what’s left of the Earth? And who was that mysterious figure who appears to Bruce and warns him about someone — “You were right about him!” — while telling him that Lois Lane is “the key?” Is this a dream? A vision? A hallucination? And, WHOA that ending! What does all of this mean and how will it impact the Justice League movie and the future of the DC Cinematic Universe? We’ve got your answers!
‘Justice League’ Won’t Be as Dark as ‘Batman v. Superman’
‘Justice League’ Won’t Be as Dark as ‘Batman v. Superman’
‘Justice League’ Won’t Be as Dark as ‘Batman v. Superman’
As we speculated the other day, it’s possible that the negative reception to Batman v. Superman could impact how Warner Bros. and director Zack Snyder proceed with Justice League. The two-part Justice League movie is currently scheduled to begin filming in three weeks, but it looks like Snyder and team have already made the decision to have their superhero crossover movie be less dark and more fun.
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
‘Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice’ Movie Review | ScreenCrush
Zack Snyder makes superhero movies, but his characters don’t act very heroic. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice features all the other trappings of the superhero genre: Capes, gadgets, outlandish muscles, punching stuff. But the two stars aren’t noble or chivalrous; they’re violent, aggressive, and angry — mostly at each other instead of the bad guys. In Snyder’s formulation, protecting the world from evil isn’t a gift or a calling; it’s a burden. And that feeling is reflected in the movie itself, a burdensome 150- minute slog about two men fighting over who is in the right when both are very clearly in the wrong.
CW 'Flash' Wrong Tone for 'Batman v Superman,' Says Snyder
CW 'Flash' Wrong Tone for 'Batman v Superman,' Says Snyder
CW 'Flash' Wrong Tone for 'Batman v Superman,' Says Snyder
Close to a decade into Marvel’s extended cinematic universe, we’re conditioned to want our favorite heroes to share the screen, just as in comics. DC has made little apology of taking a different approach, and while both Arrow and Flash stars alike have chimed in on being overlooked to join the big-screen Justice League, Zack Snyder now explains that the CW Flash just wouldn’t fit the DCEU’s tone.
‘Batman v Superman’ Almost Had Two Major Batman Villains
‘Batman v Superman’ Almost Had Two Major Batman Villains
‘Batman v Superman’ Almost Had Two Major Batman Villains
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice already has a pretty stacked deck when it comes to characters, with both superheroes bringing their own roster of supporting players to the table in addition to a couple of big villains — maybe more. According to Zack Snyder, there were almost two more villains to contend with in his superhero epic; specifically, a couple of major Batman baddies. And even though these characters never made it into the script, the film still wound up having to leave a few others on the cutting room floor.

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