Earlier this year, Warner Bros. announced plans to create virtual reality experiences based on the next two DC films, Justice League and Aquaman. Now, the VR experience for the former has been revealed. WB will release multiple stages from the Justice League VR experience throughout the year. Here, you can become your favorite DC superhero – unless your favorite happens to be Superman. New York Comic-Con will feature a booth dedicated to the experience, while IMAX VR will exclusively hold a two-week presentation. And finally, the complete experience is out in December. Check out all the details in the press release below. Stay tuned for more as we have it.…

Arrow‘s fifth season finale saw the formal return of Manu Bennett’s Slade Wilson/Deathstroke, who assisted Oliver Queen and his team to defeat Prometheus. The finale saw Oliver giving Slade information on his son Joe, including his present whereabouts. This set in motion a Deathstroke arc for next season. Now, Joe has been cast. According to Entertainment Weekly, Lucifer alum Liam Hall has landed the role of Joe Wilson. Like his father, Joe enlisted in A.S.I.S., the Australian secret military agency. Joe is now fighting for his life in a Kasnian prison, where he has the pseudonym of Kane Wolfman (no doubt a shout-out to Deathstroke co-creator Marv Wolfman). This plot…

As a founding member of the Avengers, Clint Barton/Hawkeye has played a key supporting role in multiple Marvel movies. When we last saw him in Captain America: Civil War, Barton was imprisoned alongside several of his teammates, only to be broken out by Steve Rogers. Now, we may have some new details on his role in Avengers: Infinity War and its untitled follow-up. [Warning: The Following May Contain Mild SPOILERS from the Next Two Avengers Movies.] So, according to MCU Exchange, Clint Barton will abandon the Hawkeye persona and assume the name of Ronin in Avengers 4. Ronin is one of multiple aliases taken by Barton in the comics, and…

Casting is well underway for Titans, a new original series that launches DC’s untitled streaming service. So far, the show has cast Dick Grayson, Starfire, and Raven. Now, we have two more heroes to add to the mix. According to Deadline, Alan Ritchson and Minka Kelly have been cast as romantic couple and crimefighting duo Hawk and Dove. The two will be recurring characters on Titans, with an option to be upgraded to series regulars if the show is renewed for a second season. There’s also talk of a Hawk and Dove spinoff series down the line. Hawk/Hank Hill is described as an “aggressive, offensive bruiser,” which is a contrast…

Jennifer Lawrence’s Mystique was one of the most prominent characters in the X-Men prequel trilogy, exploring her evolution from an ally of Charles Xavier to a sort-of enemy to the leader of the X-Men. Lawrence’s three-film contract ran up with Apocalypse last year, but she and the trilogy’s other three stars – James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, and Nicholas Hoult – signed on for another sequel, Dark Phoenix. Lawrence could’ve decided to move on from the franchise after her contract ended, but she decided to stick around for at least one more movie. Why? In an interview with Digital Spy, the Oscar winner explains. “My contract was up, I didn’t have…

In recent years, Disney announced a deal with Netflix to add its movies to the streaming service shortly after leaving theaters. However, that deal will end in 2019, when Disney pulls its library from Netflix and launches its own streaming service. Fans have wondered if the Marvel Studios films are included under this. Now, it’s confirmed. Disney CEO Bob Iger at an L.A. conference (via The Hollywood Reporter) that the studio will move all of its movies, including Marvel films, from Netflix onto its untitled streaming service, which launches in late 2019. There will be 500 Disney films on the platform. Additionally, there will be 4-5 original movies, 4-5 original…

Following David Ayer’s exit, Warner Bros. began the search for a new director to tackle the Suicide Squad sequel. Mel Gibson topped the shortlist earlier this year, while Jaume Collet-Serra was the frontrunner for a while. Well, now, it looks like the search has come to an end. According to Deadline, Gavin O’Connor has been hired to direct Suicide Squad 2. He is also writing a new draft for the sequel. O’Connor most recently worked with Ben “Batman” Affleck on WB’s The Accountant, making him a logical addition to the DC Extended Universe. Will Smith, Margot Robbie, and Jared Leto are attached to reprise their roles from the first movie.…

This summer, Warner Bros. put two Joker-related movie projects in development. The first is an origin story that’s separate from the DC Extended Universe; rather, it’s set in its own continuity as part of a new Elseworlds banner. The second movie is a Joker/Harley Quinn spinoff from Suicide Squad, starring Jared Leto and Margot Robbie. With two different Jokers appearing on the big screen at the same time, it’s possible that some audiences could be confused. Well, if you are, then you’re not alone. Leto recently spoke with ODE (via Batman-News), and he admits that he has some confusion about the Joker plans too. “I’m a little confused too. Yeah,…

We’re one month away from this year’s New York Comic-Con, and companies are now announcing their plans for the convention. Among them is Marvel Television, who’s presenting a whopping four shows. First up, Hulu’s Runaways will hold its panel on Friday, October 6th from 7:45-9:15 PM. Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb and executive producers Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage join the show’s cast on Main Stage 1-D. The panel will consist of exclusive footage from the original series, which premieres on November 21st. Next, both ABC’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Netflix’s The Punisher will have their panels on Saturday, October 7th in the Madison Square Garden. S.H.I.E.L.D. will run from 2:00-3:15 PM, with the cast…

Netflix recently started hyping up its next Marvel original series, The Punisher. A short teaser trailer was attached to The Defenders, while we recently learned the episode order and titles. Now, we have a new still image, courtesy of Empire Online. In the following still, we see Jon Bernthal’s Frank Castle from his military past, serving as a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. This scene is part of a flashback that will flesh out Castle’s backstory, before putting down bad guys as the Punisher. Additionally, Bernthal sheds light on the Castle vs. Punisher conflict in the series, as well as whether the character will ever want to end his…