For over a year now, fans of DC Comics were teased with rumors that Jason Momoa was to play Justice League member and sea warlord, Aquaman. Now, Batman Vs. Superman director Zack Snyder has given the world its first look at the undersea superhero.
DC clearly isn’t trying to play second fiddle to Marvel when it comes to blockbuster movies. Today (Dec. 2) Warner Bros. Pictures announced the cast of the forthcoming Suicide Squad film, which includes Jared Leto playing “The Joker.”
The movie and comics world are both abuzz after a recent announcement by Warner Bros. that a slate of DC Comics films are in development, including Wonder Woman and Justice League. In that announcement was a mention of a Suicide Squad film, and it is rumored that Will Smith and Tom Hardy are considering roles.
The DC Comics movie universe has been forming since Zack Snyder‘s 2013 Superman reboot Man Of Steel. In 2017, one of the comic line’s most beloved characters and a collection of powerful allies will have their own films as well.
Dwayne Johnson had DC Comics fans on pins and needles as they anticipated whether or not the actor and pro wrestling legend would play the role of superhero Shazam or its top villain. Using social media, the megastar otherwise known as The Rock confirmed the news that he’ll take the role of Black Adam.
Fans waiting on Zack Snyder‘s Man Of Steel sequel have been blessed with teaser shots here and there, but none featuring the main star of the show. Henry Cavill appears in a new promo photo as Superman, unveiling the son of Krypton looking poised for action.
Warner Bros. hasn’t enjoyed the success within the comic book movie world when compared to its chief rival, Marvel Studios. The movie studio’s fortunes might change after it plans to announce a series of Justice League solo films, featuring classic DC Comics names like Wonder Woman, Flash and more.
DC Comics has been carefully prepping its upcoming Batman/Superman movie and today (May 21), they just dropped a bombshell announcement.
Ending months of speculation, Warner Bros. Studios has confirmed that a Justice League movie directed by Zack Snyder will follow the Man Of Steel sequel.
A very cool looking Game Informer cover has revealed the next, and final installment in Rocksteady Studios‘ highly praised Batman series.
Jada Pinkett Smith makes a return to television after being signed to join the cast of Fox’s Batman-related prequel series, Gotham. Smith will play the character of Fish Mooney, a notorious mob boss who has connections to one of Batman’s greatest foes.
Jesse Eisenberg delivered a strong performance as Facebook‘s Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network. But it’s a little tough to see the 30-year-old Queens native as Lex Luthor, yet he’s been cast in that role in the upcoming sequel to Man Of Steel from Zack Snyder .
