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Margot Robbie Would Have Never Taken The Baseball Bat & Played DC’s Favourite Harley Quinn If This Actress Would’ve Said Yes To The Role ( Photo Credit – Movie Still ) Margot Robbie needs no introduction. The actress has proved her acting mettle with several Hollywood movies and nailed her roles in various genres. One of her roles that live rent-free in our hearts is her DC villain Harley Quinn. But, did you know she almost lost the role as this actress was the makers’ first choice. Harley Quinn was created by…

Photo via Warner Bros. Barely managing a positive rating, Wonder Woman 1984 left fans divided—diehard DC followers especially were not happy with the film at all. Hilariously, out of two and a half hours of tape, only about four minutes of it is getting praise from a few fans on Reddit while others remain unimpressed, even by that scene. It all begins with Wonder Woman parading around as Diana, working at the Smithsonian Institute where they are keeping a certain artifact known as the Dreamstone. Making a wish…

In the fallout of the Flashpoint Beyond miniseries last year, DC Comics launched The New Golden Age banner spearheaded by writer Geoff Johns that saw the return of the DC’s Golden Age characters. As part of the initiative, the publisher has announced that Golden Age characters Alan Scott, Jay Garrick and Wesley Dodds will be headlining their own books in three six-issue mini-series, Alan Scott: The Green Lantern by Tim Sheridan and Cian Tormey, Jay Garrick: The Flash by Jeremy Adams and Diego Olortegui and Wesley Dodds:…

Image via Warner Bros. It’s pretty much agreed that Zack Snyder’s Justice League is a superior product in comparison to what Warner Bros. actually decided to release, but the real question is would it have been enough to save the SnyderVerse? The debate has been raging on in the DC Cinematic subreddit as fans ponder what could have been. When the theatrical cut of Justice League released in cinemas, it was a notorious flop. Joss Whedon’s additions didn’t really do much for the film, and WB’s interference was the…

The next Superman movie, Superman: Legacy, is heading to theaters in just over two years and today, its writer and director announced he’s full steam ahead. James Gunn, the co-president of DC Films, is that person and he took to social media on Tuesday to reveal that he’s diving “fully into early pre-production” on the film with “costumes, production design, and more now up and running.”Spoilers of the Week March 30-April 1Why is this so special? Because the news comes on April 18, 2023, the 85th anniversary of the date…

DC's Knight Terrors two-month horror crossline event is coming. The Convergence and Future Tense style two-month skip month for DC Comics.DC's Knight Terrors two-month horror crossline event is coming. The Convergence and Future Tense style two-month skip month for DC Comics that for some reason isn't happening over October and November for Hallowe'en. With July and August seeing a plethora of two-issue miniseries instead of the ongoing lines, with each featuring a DC Comics superhero or supervillain confronting their…

At ComicsPro in February, DC Comics announced Knight Terrors, a new horror-themed event storyline that will engulf the DC Universe this summer. The event, led by a main miniseries written by Joshua Williamson and illustrated by a number of artists including Howard Porter, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stefano Nesi, and Caspar Wijngaard, will introduce a new villain and see the heroes and villains of the DCU faced with their worst nightmares. This week DC has unveiled more details for the main series, as well as for the numerous…

Photo via Warner Bros. When the multiverse was first confirmed to be the superhero genre’s next major storytelling tactic, everyone instantly focused on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, allowing DC to slip in the back door and establish several versions of the same character existing at the same time. In the space of a year and a half we’re getting Robert Pattinson, Ben Affleck, and Michael Keaton all playing Batman, but James Gunn has moved quickly to shoot down a rumor that the franchise’s Harley Quinn rivalry…

via Warner Bros. Even though the only thing that’s changed is a release date shift of five days, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom has immediately been pinpointed as another disaster waiting to happen for the DCU. It seems bizarre when the conversation wasn’t happening this time yesterday, but Warner Bros. loading up on three potential smash hits within the space of a couple of weeks could see the studio cannibalize its own chances of success. Not only that, but following the dismal performance of Shazam! Fury of…

The open-to-order variant covers from Tom King will be featured on three upcoming DC Comics titles. On April 4, King's variant for "The Joker: The Man of Who Stopped Laughing #7" features Batman taking on the Clown Prince of Crime, as the two iconic characters become stick figures, with Joker cornering the Dark Knight with teased new weapon, Joker Fish. King manages to capture Joker's trademark psychotic smile, Batman's cape and cowl, and not much else. DC Comics Also on April 4, King returns to the main…