San Diego Comic-Con 2015 officially opened last night with Previews Night, and a bunch of merchandise, costumes and more were on display. The CW showcased costumes from both The Flash and Arrow, but one suit for the latter is particularly interesting. The Flash costume was on display, with one noticeable change: the emblem is now white, instead of red. This may indicate that this suit, now a little more faithful to the comic book version, will be Barry Allen’s new look for season two. However, it’s also possible that this is just the future version that was shown in the season one finale (pictured above) – although, that one is…

We’ve seen quite a bit of merchandise for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice recently, from Barbie dolls to Hot Wheels toys to LEGO sets. Today, DC Entertainment has revealed three statues inspired by the film, and they look terrific. Via Yahoo!, DC will produce three collectible statues. There’s one of Superman, as well as two of Batman: one in his classic costume, and one in his mech suit that he wears in his fight with Superman. These three figures, sculpted by James Marsano, will be on display at Comic-Con this week and will go on sale to the general public in January. The 12-inch statues cost a hefty $150 a…

Earlier this year, The LEGO Movie directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord signed on to write the story treatment for Warner Bros.’ The Flash film, which will star Ezra Miller as (presumably) Barry Allen. The studio was also interested in hiring the duo to direct the DC adaptation, which is set for a March 23rd, 2018 release. Miller and Lord have been very busy, with projects such as The Last Man on Earth television series, 23 Jump Street and an animated Spider-Man movie on their slate. They are also producing several LEGO sequels and spin-offs for WB. Now, the two have found their next directorial project, but it won’t be The Flash.…

Last week, Entertainment Weekly debuted a bunch of still images from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, to accompany the film’s presence on the San Diego Comic-Con 2015 cover. Now, Warner Bros. has officially released these images in high quality and without watermarks, offering a clearer look at their contents. The stills feature Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince, a hairy Lex Luthor, and Batman getting ready to throw down with Superman in a battle for the ages. Check them out below, and stay tuned for more as we have it. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is scheduled to hit theaters March 25th, 2016. The second installment in the DC Cinematic…

Following the stellar debut season of The Flash, anticipation is high for its second season, especially after the last episode’s stunning cliffhanger. Season two is expected to introduce more of Flash’s iconic villains, as well as new Speedsters. Today, executive producer Andrew Kreisberg has confirmed that season two of The Flash has begun filming. With that in mind, expect casting news for new characters to be announced very soon. Maybe we’ll hear some at the show’s San Diego Comic-Con panel this weekend? We’ll have to wait and see. Aaaaaaaand… we’re back! #TheFlash #Season2startsfilmingtoday — Andrew Kreisberg (@AJKreisberg) July 7, 2015 Day 1 of Season 2 of The Flash! pic.twitter.com/fgjzkv6lW0 —…

After being rumored for the role of Green Lantern off-and-on for years, Chris Pine reportedly entered negotiations to play Steve Trevor in Wonder Woman a few months back. However, another rumor recently claimed that this was a cover for Pine actually playing Hal Jordan. There have been many Green Lantern rumors recently, and with San Diego Comic-Con happening this weekend, fans are hoping for Warner Bros. to announce which actor will play the next Emerald Knight. Now, another source has weighed in on the chances of Chris Pine playing Hal Jordan. According to Birth.Movies.Death, the actor has been offered this role – as well as Steve Trevor. Pine may have been…

After the release of Man of Steel in 2013, a sequel was immediately put into development. While most expected another standalone Superman movie, the film morphed into Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, introducing many new DC heroes into this universe. Those hoping to see more of Superman’s solo work will be pleased to know that an actual Man of Steel 2 is in the works, and it is expected to release sometime between 2016 and 2020. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Superman actor Henry Cavill weighs in on his character’s cinematic future. He reaffirms that Batman v Superman is not Man of Steel 2, but it acts as an expansion of this…

Man of Steel is arguably the most polarizing comic book movie of the past decade or so. The final act, in which much of Metropolis was destroyed and many civilians died, was particularly controversial. Many fans have put the blame on Superman – a ludicrous claim, since General Zod inflicted the majority of the actual destruction. Even when saving the human race by destroying the World Engine and killing Zod, Superman is still not seen as a hero in the eyes of many. Fortunately, that concept – and others spawned by the Invasion of Metropolis – will play a heavy role in the next film, Batman v Superman: Dawn of…

We have even more from Entertainment Weekly‘s cover story for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. During the magazine’s interview with Ben Affleck, the actor-director reaffirms his hesitation in accepting the role of Batman. “My first reaction was, ‘Are you sure?’ At the time I was 40, 41, and had just finished Argo, and I felt like ‘This seems like a strange way to get to Batman.’ But Zack [Snyder] convinced me.” Affleck was sold on Snyder’s vision, which depicted an older, Dark Knight Returns-esque Bruce Wayne. His age will be “played up” in Dawn of Justice. “He really keeps up the image of the playboy, actively,” says Affleck, “So you have…

As a part of its Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice coverage, Entertainment Weekly conducted an interview with Gal Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman in this movie and beyond. The actress recalls her audition for the role, where she didn’t even know which character she was up for. “I knew [the role] was big and it was for one of the franchises.”  During the audition process, Gadot read a scene from Pulp Fiction. Afterwards, director Zack Snyder dropped the bomb. “He said, ‘Well, I don’t know how big she is in Israel…’ and my jaw just dropped. There are so many expectations for this character, it’s impossible not to
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