About a year ago, DC had quite the full plate: Not only were they knee-deep in their new Rebirth initiative, but they were also waiting to unleash the Suicide Squad movie on the masses. So, being wise, they coincided Task Force X's relaunched book with said film, with a lineup reflecting what was offered on the big screen. Basically, if you wanted more of Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Killer Croc and the rest of the crew, all you had to do was pick up a comic written by Rob Williams.
First having been announced as a one-shot, Marvel Legacy has since gone on to become the name of the publisher's new initiative, which, as we recently learned, will pay homage to the myriad of great stories that got us to this point and pave the way for what's yet to come.
For some time now, rumors have been swirling regarding crossovers involving characters from the respective universes established by DC and Archie. And while it remains unclear if this will serve as the first of several mashups or if it'll just be a standalone venture, that doesn't make the freshly announced Harley & Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica any less awesome.
By now, many of you are well-versed in all things related to Injustice 2, the latest installment in NetherRealm's critically acclaimed fighter showcasing somewhat different takes on DC's most iconic superheroes and villains. Hailing from a neighboring universe, these versions of Superman, Batman, Harley Quinn and others have captivated fans everywhere, especially those who dig the "Elseworlds" stuff.
Knowing that the cast and crew for both The Flash and Arrow are getting back to work, it only makes sense that their extended family over at Legends of Tomorrow do the same. Truth be told, fans may be getting even antsier when it comes to seeing the Waverider crew returning more than others when you consider that their second season concluded in early April as opposed to late May.
Earlier this week, we learned that there's truly no rest for the wicked as the cast and crew for the hit series The Flash decided to forego taking Independence Day off, and instead were hard at work shooting the season 4 premiere. And while we did hear that it'll be titled "The Flash Reborn," there was little else to go on.
By now, you're well aware of all the positive buzz surrounding Spider-Man: Homecoming, which will serve as Peter Parker's first solo adventure set within the confines of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And while it's sure to be chock full of action and intrigue, it sounds like it may not be as heavy on the romance.
Normally, we think of the summer as being the only season boasting blockbusters, but it's important that we not forget how huge this fall will be when it comes to superhero movies. Not only do we have Justice League to look forward to, but there's also Thor: Ragnarok, which brings the Odinson's journey in the Marvel Cinematic Universe thus far to a head.
By now, you're well aware that Spider-Man: Homecoming is set to be a star-studded affair, as is the case with most superhero movies these days. So, aside from having Robert Downey Jr. reprising his iconic role of Tony Stark/Iron Man and boasting a former Batman in Michael Keaton as the primary antagonist, the Vulture, you can look forward to seeing various other heavy hitters from around Hollywood stopping by - even for the smaller parts.
With the theatrical release of Spider-Man: Homecoming being just days away, the folks at Screen Junkies have decided to journey all the way back to 2014 to reminisce on the wallcrawler's last solo outing. Come to think of it, it seems so weird talking about The Amazing Spider-Man 2 in this context given that the character is being rebooted for the big screen yet again, but at least he's in the Marvel Cinematic Universe now, right? And we wonder why the average moviegoers gets headaches because of this stuff.
