Funko is getting ready to launch its second Legion of Collectors box, which is focused on DC Entertainment’s television shows. Now, the company has unveiled the theme for the next box, and it’s another movie-related one. The next Legion of Collectors box will be released this July, and the theme is the Suicide Squad movie. The box arrives ahead of the film’s August 5th release. This is the second DC movie box from Legion of Collectors; the first box was Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice-centric. As always, the box will consist of a variety of exclusive Funko products, such as a Pop! vinyl figure, apparel, accessories and other collectibles.…

This marked the sixth weekend of release for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Here, we have the latest box office gross for the DC superhero ensemble, as well as its domestic gross this weekend. According to Deadline, Batman v Superman fell to #9 in the list of Top 10 films in North America this weekend, grossing $3.8 million. This brings its domestic total to $325.1 million. Internationally, the film has grossed $537.8 million. Combine this with its domestic total, and the movie’s worldwide gross is $862.9 million. This puts Batman v Superman ahead of the last DC Extended Universe film, Man of Steel, by almost $200 million worldwide. However,…

One of the highlights of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was Alfred Pennyworth, played wonderfully by Jeremy Irons. This take on Bruce Wayne’s butler is a worthy addition to the long line of portrayals of the character. Alfred also added to several of the film’s more humorous moments, while Irons had flawless chemistry with Ben Affleck. So, it’s exciting to hear that he will be back for Zack Snyder’s next DC movie. Irons has confirmed to Showbiz411 (via Batman-News) that he will reprise his role as Alfred in Justice League, which began shooting a few weeks ago. No further details on the extent of his role in this film…

A few months ago, Seth Grahame-Smith was hired to write and direct Warner Bros.’ The Flash, which will star Ezra Miller as the Scarlet Speedster. His script is based on a story treatment written by Chris Miller and Phil Lord. However, it looks like the director’s chair for the DC film is now empty. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Grahame-Smith has exited The Flash, citing the common “creative differences” reason. The movie would have marked his feature directorial debut. However, Grahame-Smith’s script will still be used for the movie. The Wrap adds that while Warner Bros. likes the script, the studio wants a “more experienced” director to bring it to life.…

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice came out last month, and I think it’s safe to say that the movie was a failure akin to the likes of New Coke and McDonald’s disastrous 90’s burger The Arch Deluxe. It may seem like a bit of an exaggeration to compare DC’s latest flop to some of these foods/beverages, but really, these are all things that are horrible and lost their respective companies billions of dollars. The failure of Batman v Superman specifically can be pointed to Zack Snyder, who shat out two of the worst abominations of all time, first with Man of Steel and then with its “sequel.” You may…

TV Line has posted its sneak peek at this year’s May Sweeps, where dozens of television shows conclude their current seasons. Here, TV Line offers new details for four of DC’s season finales – Arrow, The Flash, Gotham and Legends of Tomorrow. Members of each show’s creative teams chime in on what to expect in these episodes, ranging from death and emotion to new heroes and more. For TV Line’s entire May Sweeps coverage, including the non-DC show sections, click the link above. [Warning: The Following Contains SPOILERS From Recent and Upcoming Episodes of Arrow, The Flash, Gotham and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow.] In the last episode of Arrow, Laurel Lance/Black…

In an interview with DP/30 (transcription via Comic Book), J.K. Simmons talks more about his role as Commissioner James Gordon in Justice League. While the DC superhero epic began production a few weeks ago, Simmons reaffirms that he doesn’t start shooting until June. The Oscar winner also reveals that he only has a “very small” in Justice League. This makes sense, given how the movie has to focus on its heroes (there’s at least six of them), the villain(s), and any other supporting characters. However, Simmons implies that we’ll be seeing plenty more of Gordon in future DC movies. “I’m going into a thing that hopefully will be 2, 3,…