As we all know, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will directly lead into the highly anticipated two-part Justice League saga, which will begin filming early next year. Now, a new rumor suggests that the massive budget for the former film will have a major impact on the latter, indicating that Warner Bros. is pouring a lot of money into this new franchise. According to Latino-Review, the Batman v Superman budget has now elevated to a huge $410M. This would make it the most expensive film ever made, beating a record set by 2011’s Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. Anywhere from set pieces and an extended production schedule…

The LEGO Batman Movie, a spin-off film from The LEGO Movie, is currently in the process of filling out its voice cast. Will Arnett returns to voice Bruce Wayne/Batman, while Michael Cera is Robin and Zach Galifianakis plays The Joker. And now, we have another exciting addition to the cast. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rosario Dawson is set to voice Barbara Gordon, aka Batgirl, in The LEGO Batman Movie. This marks the actress’s latest voice role for DC; she previously voiced Artemis in the animated Wonder Woman movie and then Wonder Woman herself in Justice League: Throne of Atlantis. Dawson also plays Claire Temple in Marvel’s Netflix shows. Chris McKay…

Long before Oliver Queen kicked off the DC television craze with Arrow, the character was set to star in a feature film titled Green Arrow: Escape From Super Max. The script, written by David S. Goyer and Justin Marks, saw the Emerald Archer being wrongfully imprisoned for murder in Super Max, a supervillain prison. The movie would have seen Queen in his attempts to escape, and cameos for Joker, Lex Luthor and Riddler were planned. Unfortunately, this project was later shelved, and it is unknown if Green Arrow has any role in the forthcoming DC Extended Universe. However, in a new interview with Den of Geek, David Goyer has reflected…

Rocksteady has unveiled the remainder of the season pass content coming to Batman: Arkham Knight later this year. A Batmobile pack based on Batman ’66 will be available this October, while a skin based on the costume from The Dark Knight will be released in December. Most significantly, however, there will be a DLC pack based on the upcoming motion picture Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Titled “2016 Batman v Superman Batmobile Pack,” the pack will feature a skin for the Batmobile and a skin for the Batsuit, based on their appearances in the film. This pack will be available to everyone upon release, while season pass owners will…

For years, New Line Cinema has tried to bring the acclaimed Vertigo comic Y: The Last Man to the big screen. However, last year, the film rights for the graphic novel reverted to creators Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra. Obviously, this killed whatever movie plans New Line had. However, it looks like the story will be brought to life, but on the small screen instead. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Vaughan is teaming up with FX to create a Y: The Last Man television series. Color Force’s Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson are also involved in the show, which is just “purely” in development right now. A writer is currently being…

The next title in DC’s original animated movies line is Batman: Bad Blood. No, it has nothing to do with the Taylor Swift song or How It Should Have Ended’s Batman v Superman “Bat Blood” parody. Rather, it is the third installment of the Son of Batman trilogy. And today, DC has released the official trailer, courtesy of DC All-Access. In Batman: Bad Blood, Bruce Wayne is missing, leading to Dick Grayson taking over as the Batman with Damian Wayne as Robin. Also being introduced in the movie is Batwoman, Batwing and Lucius Fox, while Talia al Ghul will return. Check out the trailer below, and stay tuned for more as…

At Warner Bros. TV’s New York Comic-Con panel today, new sizzle reels for The Flash season two and Arrow season four were released, teasing what is coming up in both shows this season. The Flash trailer continues to hint at the arrival of Zoom, as well as Jay Garrick and more characters from Earth-2. The footage also features new looks at Legends of Tomorrow characters Kendra Saunders, aka Hawkgirl, and Vandal Savage, as well as a hilarious Arrow crossover scene. Meanwhile, the Arrow reel is very similar to the first season four trailer released last month. But it also features new scenes that tease the season coming up, including mayoral candidate…

In addition to playing Luke Skywalker and voicing The Joker, Mark Hamill’s other recurring role is that of Flash villain Trickster. He played the character in the 1990 The Flash series, voiced him in an episode of Justice League Unlimited, and even played an older version of James Jesse in The CW’s The Flash last season. For the latter, Hamill’s Trickster was easily one of the most memorable villains of the season, rivaling Reverse-Flash and Captain Cold. So, it shouldn’t be surprising to hear that he will return to The Flash for the show’s second season. Hamill confirmed the news on Twitter, and it was later reaffirmed by ComicBook.com. Hamill admitted…

Batman movie producer Michael E. Uslan recently teased that some big news would come at New York Comic-Con this weekend. This has led fans to speculate on what exactly the announcement was, with official confirmation of a new solo Batman film being the popular choice. Now, the news has hit, but it may not be the news you expected.  At NYCC today (via Newsarama), Uslan has revealed that he is developing a film and television franchise for comic book title T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, a superhero team that first appeared in the 1960s. Originally published by Tower Comics, the property was published by several different companies in the years since, including DC…

DC has been producing original animated movies since 2007, and so far, all of them have been PG-13. Even during extremely violent moments in films such as Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns and Assault on Arkham, none of these movies have been slapped with an R-rating. That might change with one of DC’s 2016 offerings, the highly anticipated adaptation of Batman: The Killing Joke. Last night, the first-look panel for Batman: Bad Blood took place at New York Comic-Con, and among those in attendance was producer James Tucker (via SuperHeroHype). Tucker also commented on The Killing Joke movie, revealing that DC Entertainment gave the crew permission…