The failure of Mahershala Ali‘s Blade exposes a major weakness in Marvel and DC‘s approach to superhero movies. If it wasn’t official before, it’s now clear: Ali is done with Blade. While promoting

Nobody could've predicted this type of cinematic swerve from the DCEU maestro.

Zack Snyder talks avoiding the Marvel "amusement park ride" model for his string of DC Comics films and hasn't seen James Gunn's 'Superman.'

With Marvel Studios eager to get back to quality over quantity and DC Studios out to establish the new DCU, 2026 promises to be another big year for superhero movies (especially as the battle with so-called superhero fatigue continues). On the DC side ...

Sebastian Stan has high hopes for The Batman Part II. The actor expressed strong confidence in the upcoming DC movie, comparing it to one of the most acclaimed sequels. The Marvel star has visited

For Stan, joining 'The Batman Part II' is a case of luck, full circle, and an enthusiasm to try something new.

Marvel and DC have a lot riding on 2026. After a year that ranged from decent to disastrous, it’s tough to argue that “fatigue” isn’t a factor, but true believers are holding firm that next year will change everything. Spider-Man is going back to ...

James Gunn, there’s a Johnny Depp impersonator who would like to have a word about DC. San Diego Comic-Con is the sweltering core of the sights, sounds and sometimes smells of zealous fandom. It was intense, to say the least, for an SDCC rookie like me.