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This Unnerving Legion Clip Showcases Some of the Show’s Creepiest Villains

Legion mixed high-level design and filming techniques with wild comics-y shenanigans up until the end, and this recently released clip from the seventh episode of the show’s third season showcases precisely what that looks like in action. Called “Time Eaters Highlight,” the clip shows off a terrifying antagonist in the form of the Time Eaters,…

Books & Comics Julie Muncy Aug 18

The Boys‘ Superhero Cheesecake Calendar Is, Uh, Fish-Flavored

Even though superheroes are people with idealized bodies that we’re supposed to ogle and wonder at, because of how seemingly impossible they are, it’s rare that you see male-bodied heroes objectified in a way that highlights their sex appeal. Every so often, you might get a glimpse of Nightwing’s ass or Batman’s wang, but those…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 17

Superman’s Homeworld Is Dead, Again: Krypton and Lobo Spinoff Canceled at Syfy

One way or another, Superman’s home is probably doomed by the end of Krypton’s second season. Deadline reports that Syfy has decided to scrap its zany Superman prequel series Krypton, set in a scenario where DC’s cosmic adventurer Adam Strange is sent to the youthful days of Kal-El’s grandpa, Seg-El, in the hopes of preserving…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook Aug 16

Legion‘s Heady Series Finale Brought Its Time Traveling Story Full Circle

Despite Legion’s visual flair and the quartet of powerful telepathic mutants the show began focusing on as it entered its endgame territory, its season finale was a relatively quiet, contemplative reflection on the emotional experiences that define people. “Chapter 27” features moments of stylish action and revelations about characters that make Legion’s larger world feel…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 13

Showrunner of The Boys Shares a Picture From the Already in-Progress Season 2

It’s not that The Boys are back in town so much as that they never left. Amazon surprised recently by renewing The Boys, their new show about outlandish action in a world run by corrupt superheroes, for a second season before the first had even aired. And now it seems that second season has already…

Books & Comics Julie Muncy Aug 11

The Y the Last Man Show Gets a Tiny Update, and Adds a Writer Very Familiar to Us, Specifically

Since it was announced that Eliza Clark was being brought in to showrun the seemingly-troubled FX adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s post-apocalyptic comic series Y: The Last Man, we’ve not actually heard much about the series. But Vaughan recently emerged from the shadows to give us a tiny update. The writer took…

Books & Comics James Whitbrook Aug 8

Phil Lord and Chris Miller Are Developing a Mysterious, Live-Action Marvel TV Universe

Marvel has its cinematic universe and, in the future, it may have a new television universe too, thanks to a few of the people behind Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. In a new interview with Deadline, producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller dropped a few new details on the upcoming superhero shows they are developing, which…

Books & Comics Germain Lussier Aug 7

Swamp Thing‘s Creepy Post-Credits Scene Could Have Been a Big Deal in Another Universe

DC Universe’s Swamp Thing, a show that was too good for this world, has returned to the Green after being canceled before the series ever really got a chance to take root. The series’ finale did what it could to tie up its many loose ends, but because there were originally supposed to be three…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 6

The Boys‘ Critique of Megacorporations Sure Is Rich

Vought International, the American company that manages the entire country’s population of licensed superheroes in the world of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s The Boys, is a capitalistic leviathan with tentacles reaching into the worlds of law enforcement, the entertainment industry, the military, and a number of other major parts of general society. Sound familiar?…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 6

Batwoman Producer Confirms Kate Is Jewish, But References in the Pilot Were Cut

We’ve got a bit of a Schrödinger’s Kate situation going on. Batwoman’s executive producer has confirmed that lead character Kate Kane is Jewish in the CW series, addressing the concern that the show would erase or ignore the DC Comic character’s heritage. However, the producers don’t know when her ancestry will actually come into play,…

Books & Comics Beth Elderkin Aug 5

Kevin Conroy Will Finally Get to Play a Live-Action Bruce Wayne in CW’s Crisis On Infinite Earths

Old Bruce is coming back, and he’s being played by the only person who really should be playing him. It’s a common fan request, the kind of thing Batman nerds have been dreaming of for years: Kevin Conroy, who has voiced the character in many fantastic animated iterations, should play him in live action. And…

Books & Comics Julie Muncy Aug 4

Cress Williams Seemingly Confirms that Black Lightning Will Appear in the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths

Black Lightning was the only superhero show on the CW that didn’t belong to or relate to the Arrowverse in some way. Seems like that’s changing, at least a little. Recently, a rumor emerged on a few pop culture websites that Cress Williams’ Black Lightning, star of the (pretty great) superhero show of the same…

Books & Comics Julie Muncy Aug 3

Swamp Thing Died a Beautiful, Misunderstood Virgin in Its Messy Series Finale

Swamp Thing’s season one finale “Loose Ends” is aptly named. It’s the first of the ill-fated series’ episodes that telegraphs just how suddenly Warner Bros. canceled the show, while also reducing the length of the season from 13 episodes to 10 (while the crew was still shooting). It’s a hurried attempt to weave together several…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 2

The MCU’s Runaways and Cloak & Dagger Will Team Up in a Season 3 Crossover Episode

Remember the good old days, when the disparate parts of the Marvel’s cinematic franchise featured nifty little crossovers between shows and movies that established the idea that they were all part of a shared universe, meaning that there was always potential for big, epic team-ups? Hulu’s Runaways remembers, and so does Freeform’s Cloak & Dagger.…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 1

Exclusive: Let Lego’s Spider-Man Remind You Why Spider-Gwen Needed a New Code Name

Despite the fact that everyone knows her best as “Spider-Gwen” when she’s slinging webs of her own and saving the day, Gwen Stacy’s, ahem, “brand” has been in an interesting state of flux for the past year or so as she’s taken on larger roles in animated series like Marvel Rising: Initiated and films like Spider-Man:…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Aug 1

Young Justice: Outsiders Would Like to Remind You That Its Hottest Hero Is Queer

DC Universe’s Young Justice: Outsiders has been doing important work you don’t always see in DC’s comics, spotlighting its characters of color and queer heroes in a story that brings them to the forefront and doesn’t downplay their identities even though they aren’t integral to the show’s plot. While the show’s been shifting gears as…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Jul 30

Alex Ross Draws Brandon Routh as Kingdom Come Superman

Last weekend, we learned that Brandon Routh, the Superman of Superman Returns, would be returning to the cape and tights for the CW’s upcoming Crisis event. We also learned that he wouldn’t just be returning as Superman—he’d be returning as the iconic Kingdom Come iteration of the hero. Or, at least, a Superman wearing the…

Books & Comics Julie Muncy Jul 28

Runaways‘ First Season 3 Teaser Offers a Grim Glimpse Into the Future

While most everyone’s been paying attention to the Avengers’ world-saving exploits in Endgame, Marvel’s Runaways have been busy averting a Los Angeles-based apocalypse for two seasons now, and if it weren’t for them, the Earth would likely have already fallen to pieces. The show’s second season left its young heroes in uncharted territory following a…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Jul 26

The Boys’ Showrunner Wants It to Be ‘the Most Brutally Realistic Depiction of Superheroes’

When the upcoming adaptation of The Boys hits Amazon Prime this week, showrunner Eric Kripke says that the series’ main aim is to show “superheroes as insecure, fucked-up, self-serving, and selfish as real humans really would be if given super powers.” How does that feel? According to Jack Quaid, who plays main character Hughie: “gooey.”…

Books & Comics Evan Narcisse Jul 26

DC Universe’s Titans Season 2 Footage Promises More Heroes, New Costumes, and a Bat-Dad

In the wake of the sudden death of Titans special effects coordinator Warren Appleby, the series’ cast and producers pulled out of its scheduled portion of the DC Universe panel at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con in order to stay with the crew, and attendees were instead presented with a brief glimpse of the show’s…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore Jul 23

This Unnerving Legion Clip Showcases Some of the Show’s Creepiest Villains

The Boys‘ Superhero Cheesecake Calendar Is, Uh, Fish-Flavored

Superman’s Homeworld Is Dead, Again: Krypton and Lobo Spinoff Canceled at Syfy

Legion‘s Heady Series Finale Brought Its Time Traveling Story Full Circle

Showrunner of The Boys Shares a Picture From the Already in-Progress Season 2

The Y the Last Man Show Gets a Tiny Update, and Adds a Writer Very Familiar to Us, Specifically

Phil Lord and Chris Miller Are Developing a Mysterious, Live-Action Marvel TV Universe

Swamp Thing‘s Creepy Post-Credits Scene Could Have Been a Big Deal in Another Universe

The Boys‘ Critique of Megacorporations Sure Is Rich

Batwoman Producer Confirms Kate Is Jewish, But References in the Pilot Were Cut

Kevin Conroy Will Finally Get to Play a Live-Action Bruce Wayne in CW’s Crisis On Infinite Earths

Cress Williams Seemingly Confirms that Black Lightning Will Appear in the Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths

Swamp Thing Died a Beautiful, Misunderstood Virgin in Its Messy Series Finale

The MCU’s Runaways and Cloak & Dagger Will Team Up in a Season 3 Crossover Episode

Exclusive: Let Lego’s Spider-Man Remind You Why Spider-Gwen Needed a New Code Name

Young Justice: Outsiders Would Like to Remind You That Its Hottest Hero Is Queer

Alex Ross Draws Brandon Routh as Kingdom Come Superman

Runaways‘ First Season 3 Teaser Offers a Grim Glimpse Into the Future

The Boys’ Showrunner Wants It to Be ‘the Most Brutally Realistic Depiction of Superheroes’

DC Universe’s Titans Season 2 Footage Promises More Heroes, New Costumes, and a Bat-Dad

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