Dick Grayson

Saw XI producer Mark Burg talks about the future focus of the franchise. Michelle Yeoh discusses returning to Star Trek. Toho is now considering its options after the huge success of Godzilla Minus One. Plus, Glen Powell talks Twisters. To me, my spoilers!Bryce Dallas Howard on a Feature Star Wars Film and Book of Boba FettSaw XI/Spiral, Part TwoIn conversation with SFX Magazine (via Comic Book), Saw XI producer Mark Burg stated Chris Rock “would love to” return for a sequel to Spiral, but the current focus of the…

The next issue of Image Comics’ Massive-Verse title No/One is out this week—and with it, a new installment of podcast Who Is No/One, which expands on its story. io9 has an exclusive clip to share from the true crime-style podcast, which stars Rachael Leigh Cook and Patton Oswalt as investigative journalists—and this month features Todd Stashwick (Star Trek: Picard) and Walter Jones (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers).Spoilers of the Week: August 5thSuperhero noir No/One is by writers Kyle Higgins (Radiant Black, Nightwing) and…

Frozen 3 is going ahead without Jennifer Lee as director. Velma will be back for season 2. Warner Bros. animation is planning an action-focused Beast Boy spinoff from Teen Titans, and tease Batman: Caped Crusader. Plus, even more Secret Invasion footage before its premiere this Wednesday. To me, my spoilers!Cinderella’s RevengeDeadline reports Lauren Staerck, Natasha Henstridge, Stephanie Lodge, Beatrice Fletcher, Megan Purvis and Darrell Griggs are attached to star in Cinderella’s Revenge, a horror film based on the…

He’s directed a movie with multiple Batmen in it so surely he can handle just one. That’s what Warner Bros. thinks, at least, as it just signed up Andy Muschietti, director of The Flash, to helm one of the biggest movies of its upcoming DC slate, The Brave and the Bold featuring Batman and Robin.“We saw The Flash even before taking the reins at DC Studios, and knew we were in the hands of not only a visionary director but a massive DC fan,” DC presidents James Gunn and Peter Safran told Variety,which confirmed news that…

It’s odd to think a movie called The Flash was so beholden to the casting of a character who isn’t the Flash—but, in the minds of the film’s creators, it was. In The Flash, Barry Allen (Ezra Miller) visits an alternate timeline where Batman isn’t Ben Affleck, like Barry is used to. It’s Michael Keaton, like fans of DC since the 1980s are used to.Spoilers of the Week: August 12thKeaton’s Batman, last seen in 1992's Tim Burton film Batman Returns, plays a crucial role not just in the story, but in the marketing as well, as…

Batman is back, my friends.Image: Hot Toys“You wanna get nuts? Let’s get nuts.” Now, is that a quote from Tim Burton’s 1989 film Batman? Is it a quote from this summer’s The Flash? Or is it you, when you drop $300 on a Batman toy? The answer, in fact, is “All of the above.”Hot Toys just revealed what it’s calling the Batman “Modern Suit” collectible from the upcoming DC film, The Flash. It features an incredible likeness of Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne, in the suit he primarily wears in the film, which is an upgrade from…

Image: Warner Bros.The Lego Batman Movie was a critical and commercial hit, earning more than $300 million at the box office in 2017—and yet, a sequel will never happen. That’s because Lego ended its partnership with Warner Bros., which owns DC Comics and Batman, and signed with Universal instead. But director Chris McKay has revealed what the sequel could have been, and it sincerely sucks that we’re not going to get it.McKay talked to Uproxx about his upcoming film Renfield, as well as a variety of things including his…

Clayface leers.Yesterday’s news included speculation that Mike Flanagan—you know, the one who did Midnight Mass? The Haunting of Hill House? Haunting of Bly Manor? Upcoming director of The Fall of the House of Usher? That Mike Flanagan—had pitched a movie about Bat-villain Clayface to James Gunn. The famed horror director didn’t deny it... and nobody else has either. Hey spoilers, what other Batman villain deserves theirown spinoff?Deadpool 3Deadline reports both Karan Soni and Leslie Uggams will respectively reprise…

Image: WB AnimationJames Gunn and Peter Safran are rebooting the DC Entertainment universe, but not all the projects announced before their arrival are dead. Case in point, Batman: Caped Crusader—the much-anticipated animated series from beloved Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, The Batman movie director Matt Reeves, and J.J. Abrams—lives on. It’s just going to live over on Prime Video.The show, which Warner Bros. ordered 10 episodes of, planned to put in HBO Max, and then scrapped during its messy…

Screenshot: HBO MaxWe hardly knew ye, Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s Butler on HBO Max, formerly known as just Pennyworth on Epix. The origin series for the Wayne family’s confidant and eventual keeper of the Batcave is coming to an end after its third season. Wait, it got three seasons?The news was reported by Variety and other trades. The series premiered on Epix (now called MGM+) in 2019 and ran there for two seasons before making the jump to HBO Max in the fall of 2022; itfeatured Jack Banon (The Imitation Game)…