The Teen Titans are no strangers to television. In the early 2000s, the group headlined the Teen Titans animated series, which was more recently rebooted as a far more kid friendly show called Teen Titans Go! after a slew of successful DC Nation shorts. A similar group, Young Justice, was also the focus of the acclaimed animated show of the same name. Now, the DC Universe’s younger heroes are heading to live action, becoming the focus of DC’s latest television series. TNT has ordered the superhero drama pilot Titans, which was written by Akiva Goldsman and Marc Haimes, both of whom will executive produce the potential series as well. Fans…

At Fan Expo Canada 2014 (via Comic Book Resources), Arrow star Stephen Amell talked in detail about the CW series’ highly anticipated third season. After giving a rundown of the season’s plot and naming the multiple comic book television shows that will be airing this year, he adds his own suggestion to the list: a Suicide Squad spin-off. “Instead of doing 23 episodes of Arrow, I’d love to do 17. Then, in the middle of the year, we could do six episodes of the Suicide Squad. Then I could go on vacation.” Many fans have been hoping to see the Suicide Squad headline their own series after an impressive episode…

While it has been glimpsed in a couple of official images, the Batmobile that will be driven by the Dark Knight in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has recently been spotted on the film’s set, giving us a closer look at the iconic vehicle. Of course, these set photos didn’t do the latest cinematic incarnation of Batman’s ride justice (no pun intended). Luckily, director Zack Snyder decided to remedy that with his latest tease for the highly anticipated superhero team-up. Taking to Twitter once more, Snyder shared the latest promotional image from Batman v Superman, giving us our best look at the movie’s Batmobile to date. This take on the…

Holy downloadable content, Batman! We got exciting news for those looking forward to the third installment in the LEGO Batman video game franchise! It’s been announced that 3 DLC (downloadable content) packs will be available for purchase on November 11th – the same day the game (subtitled Beyond Gotham) comes out. Details regarding the three packs coming out on launch day are here. Take a look: The Dark Knight Pack – Players will get to play as Batman and Commissioner Gordon as the chase scene from THE DARK KNIGHT plays out. With the pack, you’ll get playable characters such as The Joker, Bane, and Catwoman.  Batman’s 75th Anniversary Pack – The Joker and…

Last week, it was reported that Warner Bros. and DC are developing a Supergirl television series, with Arrow and The Flash‘s Greg Berlanti set to executive produce. The project, which likely will not be titled Supergirl, is prepping to be pitched to various networks in the coming weeks. In the meantime, Berlanti has confirmed to Comic Book Resources that he is indeed working on the series, but he refused to talk more about it until it finds a network. “We’re just starting to work on it. We haven’t gone to the networks yet, so. I’ll be happy, very excited to talk about it once we know where its home will…

In addition to 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Warner Bros. has nine untitled DC films dated from then to 2020. There has been much speculation concerning what exactly these titles are. Justice League and Dwayne Johnson’s Shazam movie are a given, while an Aquaman film recently acquired writers. Solo films for Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are also inevitable. And there has been talk of a Justice League Dark film from Guillermo del Toro, while a Green Lantern-Flash team-up movie has been rumored. While we wait for more news, we have another potential option: Legion of Superheroes. According to Latino-Review, Warner Bros. is looking to answer the success…

Speaking with FlashTVNews at PaleyFest recently, The Flash executive producer Greg Berlanti discusses the highly anticipated Arrow spin-off. While talking about his love for the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline – which saw the death of the Scarlet Speedster – in the comics, he was asked if we could ever see an event similar to it in the CW series. “A lot of stars would have to align, I think, and we’d have to be really, really blessed and lucky to actually build toward that.”  Talk then turned to The Flash‘s planned crossovers with Arrow. Of course, the latter’s Felicity Smoak will visit Central City in episode four of the spin-off…

Originally slated for a Fall 2014 release, Batman: Arkham Knight was later moved to an unspecified date in 2015. Rocksteady cited the need for more time to perfect the highly anticipated video game when the studio announced this delay. This is completely understandable, given the amount of hype that has been built up since 2011’s acclaimed Batman: Arkham City. Well, now, we have a specific release date for the conclusion to Rocksteady’s trilogy. It has been confirmed that Batman: Arkham Knight is set to be released on June 2nd, 2015. The game will be available on Microsoft Windows, as well as next-gen consoles Playstation 4 and Xbox One. This installment…

The second season of Arrow saw the introduction of the Suicide Squad, which was formed by ARGUS. The initial lineup consisted of John Diggle, Lyla Michaels, Deadshot, Shrapnel and Bronze Tiger. Due to the positive reception to the “Suicide Squad” episode, there has been talk of featuring these characters again, possibly even giving them their own series. And now, it looks like we can expect some new faces in the Squad in the CW show’s third season. As a part of Entertainment Weekly‘s recent installment of “Spoiler Room,” Arrow‘s third season will see the introduction of new members to the Suicide Squad. No other details are provided. The season’s third…

During last night’s PaleyFest, The CW promoted its highly anticipated series The Flash. During the Arrow spin-off’s panel, executive producers Andrew Kreisberg and Greg Berlanti shared some interesting comments. First up, Kreisberg revealed that one Easter egg that was removed from the Flash pilot was for none other than LuthorCorp, the company owned by Lex Luthor. This reference was added in the post-production process. “The Flash was running down the street and he literally ran past LuthorCorp,” says Kreisberg. “And [the visual effects team] were sitting there like, ‘Is it alright?’ And we were like, ‘No! You can’t do that!'”  LuthorCorp was the name of Lex’s company in Smallville, another CW…