“I’m tired of this s**t, I’m tired of them ruining these characters,” says comic book artist Gabe Eltaeb of DC Comics and its superhero characters, specifically Superman, who the comic book giant says is no longer fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way” but now standing for “truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.”
One week after DC Comics’ decision to make the new Superman bisexual, the comic book publisher announced that after more than a half-century, The Man of Steel is no long fighting for “truth, justice, and the American way.” He’s now standing for “truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.”
Actor Dean Cain, who played Superman in the TV series Lois & Clark, said DC Comics’ decision to make the new Superman bisexual is neither bold nor brave, arguing the publisher would be braver if it made the Man of Steel tackle issues like the oppression of gays in Iran or women under the Taliban.
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Superman… and he has just announced to the world he is bisexual.
Batman’s beloved boy wonder sidekick, Robin, has come out as bisexual in a recent issue for DC Comics, a reveal that follows an ongoing trend throughout the comic book world.
A prominent writer of “Batman” graphic novels has slammed the two biggest American comics publishers, saying they churn out low-quality content and promote an “obvious political agenda.”
DC Comics cut a scene from the adult-oriented HBO “Harley Quinn” cartoon series in which Batman performs oral sex on Catwoman, saying “heroes don’t do that.”
The trailer for the highly anticipated “Wonder Woman 1984” dropped on Sunday and sees star Gal Gadot batting away a bullet and swinging from a bolt of lightning.
DC Comics has come under fire for deleting a poster from social media after a backlash from China over what they believed to be an endorsement of the ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
An upcoming HBO Max series from Ava DuVernay will depict the United States in the grips of a second American Civil War, with the federal government battling secessionist forces called the Free State armies.
Warner Bros. will not show “Joker” in the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater where a deadly mass shooting occurred during the premiere of the Batman sequel, “The Dark Knight Rises” in 2012.
Todd Phillips’ dark comic book film “Joker” won the Golden Lion Award at the 76th Venice International Film Festival on Saturday and cemented its place as a legitimate contender for the rest of the awards season.
Naturally there’s a Woke Moment. Shazam rushes to save a woman from a mugging but she’s already saved herself because she doesn’t need his toxic masculinity because women are mighty n’ stuff.
DC Comics is set to release a new book featuring an out-of-touch, bungling Jesus Christ in the lead.
Even though the film industry will close 2018 with record box office receipts, that might not necessarily mean more people went to the movies. Nevertheless, a win is a win is a win, and Hollywood will celebrate that win. But 2018 might be remembered as a perfect storm that will be difficult to repeat.
Move over, Black Panther, because Latinos are about to get their own superhero movie with the announcement that Warner Bros. and DC Comics is developing a film for the Mexican-American character Blue Beetle.
Members of Stan Lee’s team at POW Entertainment slammed comments made by comedian Bill Maher over the weekend, where he said America’s obsession with Lee’s “stupid” comic books led to Donald Trump’s election.
Days after signing on to play Batman’s father in The Joker, Alec Baldwin announced he is no longer attached to the Warner Bros. movie.
DC Comics’ Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot has made the cut and appeared for the first time on Forbes latest Highest Paid Actress List.
The CW network has announced that actress Ruby Rose will star as its lesbian superhero Batwoman in an upcoming treatment of the DC Comics character.
DC Comics’ Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot shocked kids at a children’s hospital in Virginia with a Friday visit in full superhero costume during a break in filming for her second solo action film.
DC Comics has once again dipped its ink into the well of political correctness, this time taking to Twitter to assure fans that Superman stands strong alongside refugees on “World Refugee Day.”
“Terminator” and “Avatar” director James Cameron is no fan of the decade-long string of Marvel superhero movies that have flooded theaters, the frustrated director says, “enough already.”
Eddie Berganza, a top editor for comic book publishing giant DC Comics, has been suspended over multiple charges of sexual misconduct that go back decades.
Actress Gal Gadot will reportedly not reprise her role in any sequel of Wonder Woman unless executive producer Brett Ratner is removed from the franchise following a string of sexual harassment allegations, a Hollywood source told Page Six.
Warner Bros. has opened an investigation into Andrew Kreisberg, the executive producer of some of the studio’s biggest DC Comics series after fifteen women and four men accused him of sexual misconduct.
Superman steps in to save a group of illegal immigrants from a white supremacist upset about losing his job in the latest Man of Steel comic from DC Comics, due out in stores this week.
The creators of the superhero television series DC’s Legends of Tomorrow unveiled details Wednesday about a new Muslim, computer-hacking hero character ahead of the show’s third season, with the character’s addition coming as a direct response to Donald Trump’s election as president.
Last year, DC Comics began releasing a series of comic books re-imagining several Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters and updating them for the modern era. DC has reimagined such TV cartoons as The Flintstones and Scooby Doo, and now the comic book giant is taking aim at Snagglepuss for a new series that will turn the character into a “gay, southern gothic playwright.”
Former Miss Israel Gal Gadot is at the center of the new trailer for “Wonder Woman”, a continuation of the DC Comics superhero series.
Comic book author Greg Rucka says his rebooted Wonder Woman character, one of DC Comics’ most iconic superheroes, has “obviously” had intimate “relationships with other women.”
The CW television network has officially announced that its next superhero cartoon project will star a gay superhero named “The Ray.”
Critics accused Suicide Squad of having “sexist,” “misogynist” and even “pro-gun” overtones. Moviegoers didn’t care.
Fans of DC Comics films have flocked to a petition to shut down ratings aggregator Rotten Tomatoes over the site’s allegedly poor treatment of films like Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice and this weekend’s Suicide Squad.
Anti-PC gadfly Frank Cho was allegedly told by Wonder Woman writer Greg Rucka that his drawings showed “too much skin.”
The new Wonder Woman movie, with actress Gal Gadot wearing the hero’s bullet-proof wristbands, has comic fans and super hero movie buffs excited, to say the least.
It’s not enough to be at the conservative conferences (and I say that as the former director of CPAC). I’m not talking about setting up shop at a Comic-Con with a bunch of [Candidate Name] 2016 buttons and GOP tchotchkes. I’m talking about letting them know we’re willing to engage.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced that multiplayer online battle arena game Infinite Crisis will close on August 14, less than six months after it launched on March 26, 2015.
From 2006 to 2011, I was the Director of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). CPAC is often been described as being like the Mos Eisley Cantina.
“Ladies and gentlemen, you’ve read about it in the newspapers. Now, shudder as you observe before your very eyes that most rare and tragic of nature’s mistakes – the average man. Physically unremarkable, it has instead a deformed set of
