He was teased during San Diego Comic Con and now Supergirl has their Reactron in Chris Browning. Browning is an experienced TV and film actor, after breaking into acting with roles on Silk Stalkings and In Living Color in 1991, Browning has had dozens of appearances on series like: In the House, As the World Turns, CSI and Graceland.  Most might know Browning from his run on Sons of Anarchy and the CW series, The 100.  He’s also appeared on numerous films, such as 3:10 to Yuma opposite two other DC actors; Christian Bale and Russell Crowe.  (imdb) Created by Paul Kupperberg and Carmine Infantino, Reactron is a villain that…

The Batman seen in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice will be a very different and older take on the Caped Crusader. Heavily inspired by The Dark Knight Returns, Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne has been fighting crime in Gotham for two decades. So clearly, we’ll be meeting a very experienced Batman in this film, and this take on the character promises to be the best adaptation to date. Now, some new details on his history and characterization have been revealed. Speaking with Empire Magazine (via CBM), director Zack Snyder confirmed that Dawn of Justice‘s Batman will be around 45 or 46. “He has been Batman for 20 years. All the…

While Man of Steel was the official start of the DC Extended Universe, next year will see the world fully opened up. We have Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad expanding this universe, with Wonder Woman, Aquaman and, of course, Justice League on the way. In the new issue of Empire Magazine (via CBM), director Zack Snyder explains the process of building this universe and leading into the 2017 superhero ensemble. Snyder says that these films will make up one big storyline, with Justice League being the foundation. “What we are doing is ground up all the way. It is one giant story. The first thing we…

The latest issue of Empire Magazine is filled with plenty of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice goodies, and thanks to Comic Book Movie, we have some scanned still images from the film. In addition to the above shot of a pissed off Superman confronting Batman, we have new looks at the Daily Planet crew, Bruce Wayne and Alfred, Diana Prince, and more. There’s also a couple behind-the-scenes images. One is of Ben Affleck (in full Batman garb) speaking with director Zack Snyder, and the other is a closer look at that final shot from the Comic-Con trailer. In addition, Empire held a lengthy interview (via CBM) with Snyder, as…

After being fancast for various DC roles for years, Chris Pine entered negotiations to play Steve Trevor in the Wonder Woman movie a few months back. However, recent rumors suggested that that report was actually a smokescreen for Pine really playing Green Lantern/Hal Jordan, a role that many fans have wanted him to play. Then, it was rumored that he was going to choose between Green Lantern and Steve Trevor. While we don’t definitely know if that one was true, Pine has officially landed a DC movie role – and he’s not gonna put a ring on it. The Wrap confirms that Chris Pine has closed his deal to play…

If you thought Gotham was done expanding its hefty list of series regulars, think again. According to Deadline, the show has now promoted Drew Powell, who plays former Fish Mooney henchman Butch Gilzean, to series regular for its second season. With Mooney now out of the picture, Butch is working for new Gotham crime boss Oswald Cobblepot, aka the Penguin. Powell is the latest actor to be upgraded to a series regular role after recurring last season. For season two, Gotham has promoted Morena Baccarin (Leslie Thompkins), Nicholas D’Agosto (Harvey Dent), and Chris Chalk (Lucius Fox) to series regulars. In addition, two newcomers, James Frain (Theo Galavan) and Michael Chiklis…

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is the cover story for this week’s issue of Empire, which is on sale this Thursday. We saw the cover the other day, and now, the magazine has released three official stills from the highly anticipated movie. The first offers a look at Superman (Henry Cavill) inside of Wayne Manor, which has clearly been abandoned by Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) and co., as stated previously. The second gives a visually stunning new glimpse of Batman in his armored mech suit, preparing to throw down with Kal-El. He uses the Batsignal, a “legacy from the Commissioner Gordon era,” to grab Superman’s attention. The third and…

Mark Hamill has been voicing The Joker ever since 1992’s Batman: The Animated Series. He has gone on to reprise the role in other film and television appearances in the DC Animated Universe, as well as the Batman: Arkham video game series. To this day, Hamill’s take on The Joker is, in the minds of many fans, the best adaptation of the character to date. While most best recognize Hamill as Star Wars‘ Luke Skywalker, his work on Joker is almost as legendary. Hamill “retired” from the character with 2011’s Arkham City, although he did voice The Joker in brief hallucination scenes in the recently released Arkham Knight. He previously said he…

Empire Magazine has unveiled the cover for this week’s issue, and it features Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. This is the second official magazine cover for the film, which covered Entertainment Weekly’s Comic-Con 2015 issue earlier this month. On the left, we have a hulking new look at Ben Affleck’s Batman. On the right, we have a new image of Henry Cavill’s Superman. Empire also spoke with the Batman v Superman cast and director Zack Snyder. The latter praises this iteration of Batman, saying, “There is just this gravitas to Batman. He is operatic.” As for Superman, star Henry Cavill had this to say about how the Man of…

Witness a divergent reality where the Justice League protects the planet – but answers to no one but themselves. Employing methods of intimidation and fear, this Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman deal brute force in the name of justice. From the creative genius of executive producer Bruce Timm and co-producer Alan Burnett comes an original story where the world’s greatest triumvirate of super heroes has distinctly different origins. Superman was not raised by the Kents in Smallville, the Caped Crusader is not Bruce Wayne, and Wonder Woman is not an Amazon warrior of Themyscira. They are as likely the world’s saviors as Earth’s despotic rulers. When a group of famed…