Entertainment Weekly spent some time with Rick Cosnett and Grant Gustin from The Flash recently.  They discussed the first season’s biggest mystery; Who is the Reverse Flash? Truthfully, this mystery is older than the series as Grant Gustin describes his mother’s murderer as a ball of yellow lightning shaped like a man during his appearance on Arrow last season.  He’s appeared twice; first in the pilot where he murders Nora Allen just as Barry described.  He reappeared in last week’s episode, “The Flash is Born.”  This time, he attempted to intimidate Joe West off the Nora Allen murder case. Executive Producer, Andrew Kreisberg told EW that they are “building towards…

During last night’s episode of The Flash, The CW premiered a minute-long promo for next week’s installment, which sees the highly anticipated crossover with Arrow. This episode, titled “Flash vs. Arrow,” sees Barry Allen and Oliver Queen come to blows when the latter visits Central City. This promo teases that battle, as well as The Arrow making himself at home in The Flash’s city and the two teaming up to take down the metahuman Ray Bivolo. Check it out below, and stay tuned for more as we have it. “Flash vs. Arrow” airs next Tuesday at 8 PM EST, while next Wednesday sees the premiere of the Arrow side of…

A couple of years ago, director Guillermo del Toro confirmed his involvement with a film adaptation of DC’s Justice League Dark, which is tentatively titled Dark Universe. Last year, he revealed that he was writing the story outline for the movie, with another screenwriter (who is still unnamed) turning it into a full script. Since then, we haven’t heard much on the film besides del Toro saying that, while the movie will initially be standalone, it may connect with other DC properties in the future. And now, we have a promising update on the supernatural ensemble film. Speaking with Forbes while promoting The Strain, del Toro confirmed that the Dark…

While DC Entertainment’s first two new television shows of the year, Gotham and The Flash, were both picked up for a full 20-something episode season, Constantine‘s debut season will not contain that many episodes. According to Deadline, despite improvement in ratings over the past couple weeks, NBC has halted production on the DC/Vertigo adaptation, with its first (and only?) season ending at episode thirteen. The network initially ordered a thirteen episode season and had the option to order more. The series will remain in its controversial 10 PM slot for the remainder of its run. However, Constantine has not been outright canceled. Deadline states that the series is still in contention…

While The Dark Knight Trilogy was a huge financial and critical success, Christian Bale and Christopher Nolan’s take on Batman ended on a rather definite note. As a result, the role of the Caped Crusader will be taken over by Ben Affleck, who will play the character in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Affleck is also slated to reprise the role in 2017’s Justice League Part One and likely 2019’s Part Two, and he is expected to star in his own movie too. But what does Bale think about the acclaimed actor-director playing Batman? Speaking with Empire Magazine (via Comic Book Movie), Bale discussed his role as Moses in the…

                                                      MINOR SPOILERS AHEAD ‘Danse Vaudou’ is a very entertaining episode that marks the return of Papa Midnite and the introduction of Jim Corrigan, who many fans will know as the godlike character known as the Spectre. While it’s a simple hero vs ghost story, it does flesh out the relationships of two of the series central characters. Our heroes find themselves in New Orleans investigating a brutal stabbing that seems to be perpetrated by a vengeful spirit. Upon arrival they realize that this…

This year, Warner Bros. finally unveiled its plan to explore the DC Universe on film over the next few years. In addition to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad and two Justice League films, there will be solo movies starring Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern, Shazam and Cyborg. New standalone films starring Batman and Superman are also in the works, with both expected to be released in between 2016 and 2020. Of course, the natural question would be, “What’s next?” The DC Universe is filled with characters that have film potential beyond the movies announced so far. From street level characters to epic cosmic adventures, there…