After an impressive first season, The CW’s Arrow made all the right moves in its second year. This season introduced fan-favorite characters such as Amanda Waller, Black Canary, and Barry Allen, and upped the ante in everything from action choreography and excitement to acting and character development. Now, Arrow‘s second season is confirmed for a home video release this fall. The Blu-Ray set is scheduled for release on September 16th, shortly before the premiere of Season 3. Below are the cover artwork and bonus features specs, as well as a new plot synopsis for the season. Will you be picking up Arrow Season 2? Based on the DC Comics “Green…

Warner Bros. is offering plenty of celebrations for Batman’s 75th anniversary this year, and its latest announcement is one of the most exciting. WB VIP Studio Tour and DC Entertainment have announced The Batman Exhibit, featuring vehicles and costumes from the Tim Burton, Joel Schumacher and Christopher Nolan films. Other attractions include going behind the scenes of the 1960s Batman series and a comic book display for visitors. The Batman Exhibit opens June 26th. If you are interested in visiting this tour, you can click here for more details. Below are a slew of images as well as WB’s press release. BURBANK, CA – June 10, 2014 – In celebration of the…

Appearing at Phoenix Comic-Con this weekend (thanks to ComicBook.com for the transcription), Arrow star Stephen Amell offered plenty of teases for the hit series’ third season. He starts out by discussing which characters he’d like to see on the show, reaffirming his interest in the heavily-referenced Ra’s al Ghul. “DC is a really good partner for us, and they’re giving us access to characters that they wouldn’t have even considered giving us in the first season and they wouldn’t have given us in the second season. But I think we’ve proven ourselves. I think we’ve proven that we can present a worthy version of characters that people care a lot…

While Gotham‘s protagonist is Ben McKenzie’s James Gordon, young Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz) will also be a key character in the Batman prequel series. A teenage Selina Kyle (Camren Bicondova) is a series regular as well. Speaking with IGN, Mazouz and Bicondova discuss their roles in the series, as well as looking ahead to the future. Bicondova had this to say when asked about landing her coveted part, and role in the pilot. “I was actually pretty shocked, because she’s, you know… she’s great! But she’s not quite Catwoman. She’s in the teenage part of her life, so she doesn’t really know that she’s Catwoman yet. That’s a cool part…

Jesse Eisenberg is set to begin filming his scenes as Lex Luthor for Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice this month, and we now have new details on a scene concerning his company, LexCorp. According to Batman-News, production moves to LexCorp next week. The scene in question will be shot on June 12th and 13th, and is set in the fall. LexCorp is described as “a young, edgy company. Think of it as a .com or Google type workplace. It’s a smart company with a stylish vibe, a youthful clash of rock and roll, preppy, and nerdy employees.” This shouldn’t come across as too surprising, since Eisenberg’s Luthor will be our youngest…

We have some disappointing news for fans looking forward to the Batman: Arkham Knight video game. Originally scheduled for October 2014, Rocksteady has confirmed that its highly anticipated Arkham City follow-up will now be released sometime in 2015. The company cites more time being required for fully realizing its massive vision, and marketing manager Guy Perkins states the following to Gamespot. “We just want to make this the best experience that we can, and that takes time. We feel that we have an absolutely awesome game in the works, and we want to make it as great as it possibly can be. We just need more time to do that. If…

Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice is now filming, but rumors surrounding which characters to expect in the film are still going strong. The latest one comes via Batman-on-Film, who has heard from a “longtime” source that Commissioner James Gordon will make an appearance in the Man of Steel follow-up. If true, then this would make sense. Ben Affleck’s Batman will be older and more seasoned than past incarnations, so at least some of his supporting cast is expected to appear in the movie. Jeremy Irons is set to play Alfred Pennyworth, while Dick Grayson/Nightwing will reportedly show up at some point. And as a key character in the Batman…

NBC has unveiled its full schedule for the fall, revealing when new and returning series will begin airing. Among them is the network’s DC/Vertigo adaptation Constantine, which stars Matt Ryan as the titular Hellblazer. John Constantine’s small screen debut will premiere on Friday, October 24th. Constantine airs from 10-11 PM EST. The series also stars Harold Perrineau as Manny, Lucy Griffiths as Liv, and Charles Halford as Chas. This is the first DC television show of the season to gain a premiere date. Expect to hear news soon on dates for The Flash and Gotham, as well as the debut of Arrow‘s third season.