Warner Bros. TV is returning to San Diego Comic-Con next month, and the company’s slate of DC shows take the spotlight. The schedule consists of The CW’s six DC/Vertigo shows, Fox’s Gotham and Lucifer, SyFy’s Krypton, animated shows Teen Titans Go! and Justice League Action, and even Young Justice: Outsiders. Full details on the DC TV schedule and panel descriptions can be found below. For WB TV’s entire SDCC lineup, click HERE. Thursday, July 20 Teen Titans Go!, 10:00–11:00 a.m, Room 6A. Special one-hour episode and Q&A with producers Michael Jelenic, Aaron Horvath, Pete Michail and voiceover cast Greg Cipes, Tara Strong and Scott Menville. Series airs Friday 6/5c on Cartoon Network. Justice…

This morning, Marvel finally released the trailer for its next television series, ABC’s Inhumans. This series introduces Black Bolt, Medusa, and other members of the Inhuman Royal Family to the Marvel Universe. After the Royal Family is splintered by a military coup, they barely escape to Hawaii where their surprising interactions with the lush world and humanity around them may prove to not only save them, but Earth itself. The Inhumans trailer gives us a first look at the characters in action, from Maximus’s plan to the mystery surrounding Black Bolt’s powers. Also, there’s Lockjaw. Check out the trailer below, and stay tuned for more as we have it. The first…

While Green Arrow was written as little more than a Batman knock-off when he was first created, the character was later developed into his own unique persona by other writers. Oliver Queen went on to adopt a goatee and strong liberal beliefs. (Essentially, he’s a social justice warrior.) Those classic elements mostly went away in the New 52, before returning in Rebirth. On television, Arrow hasn’t exactly embraced those aspects of the characters fully. The show has spent most of its time exploring a darker take on the Emerald Archer, who spends more time brooding than cracking jokes. (There’s those pesky Batman knock-off complaints again…) We’ve seen some of his…

Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok is only a few months away, and marketing for the highly anticipated threequel should begin pretty soon. While we wait for that second trailer – San Diego Comic-Con? – we have our first toys based on the film. YouTube talk show THWIP! The Big Marvel Show has premiered Funko’s Pop! figures based on Thor: Ragnarok. The figures (at least in the initial wave) are Thor, Hulk, Loki, Hela (with and without her horns), Heimdall, and Grandmaster. You can check out the figures in the video below. In other Thor news, Entertainment Weekly has premiered some products from Hasbro’s upcoming toy line. The company will release electronic action figures…

It’s been almost five months since Matt Reeves joined The Batman project. The War for Planet of the Apes director has been plenty busy working on the third film in the acclaimed trilogy. Now that the film has wrapped up, and the interviews have begun, Reeves has finally spoken about The Dark Knight. In an interview with New Trailer Buzz, Reeves says why he was attracted to Batman as well as what style the film might go for: One of the reasons I was drawn to it is, I had a similar fascination to Batman when I was younger that I had with The Planet of the Apes series, which I…

Spider-Man: Homecoming hits theaters next week, but Marvel and Sony are already going full speed ahead on a sequel. The second film in the proposed trilogy is scheduled for July 5th, 2019, and it will follow Tom Holland’s Peter Parker after the events of the next two Avengers films. The sequel is also expected to bring in another MCU character, filling the void left by Iron Man. Now, we have more news. Speaking with Collider, producers Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal confirm that they intend to bring director Jon Watts back for the Homecoming sequel. Pascal offers nothing but praise for the filmmaker, who makes his big budget debut with…

Following its universally loved first season, FX’s Legion will return for a second season next year. Production is now underway. In the mean time, the series is returning to San Diego Comic-Con next month. FX has confirmed (via Deadline) that Legion will be part of its SDCC panel. The panel takes place on Thursday, July 20th in Ballroom 20. Showrunner Noah Hawley, star Dan Stevens, Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb, and other cast members are expected to appear. Expect more updates to come as we draw closer to SDCC. Netflix’s The Punisher spin-off will feature Daredevil star Deborah Ann Woll, who plays Karen Page. But now, we have word of…

This past weekend, DC Films’ Wonder Woman continued to hold very well at the domestic box office, despite the arrival of Transformers: The Last Knight. Per Box Office Mojo, he critically acclaimed superhero movie maintained the #2 spot with $24.9 million, behind Transformers‘ $44.7 million ($68.5 million over five days). Wonder Woman makes slightly more than last week’s winner, Cars 3, which grossed $24.1 million. To date, Wonder Woman has grossed $318.1 million domestically and $335.8 million overseas. This brings its worldwide total to $653.9 million. The movie has now surpassed Man of Steel at the domestic box office, and it should fly by the other DCEU films, Suicide Squad…

Following his debut in Captain America: Civil War, Tom Holland’s Web-Slinger makes his solo debut in this summer’s Spider-Man: Homecoming. But after that, Spidey will be popping up in 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War and 2019’s untitled Avengers sequel. Two months after the latter, a sequel to Homecoming will be released. Considering the next two Avengers movies’ massive impact on the MCU and Spidey’s role in the story, you would think the character’s next solo movie would explore the ramifications of that. Sure enough, it will. Speaking with io9, Marvel’s Kevin Feige confirms that the Homecoming sequel will see Peter Parker dealing with the events of the Avengers sequels and transitioning to…