After many years of false starts, constantly changing plans, and not-so-positive results in the form of a Green Lantern movie 15 years ago, DC’s Green Space Cops finally return to our screens. The Lanterns season 1 premiere is a much more confident approach that treats Hal Jordan and John Stewart as detectives first, superheroes second, and damaged people (each in their
Read MoreThe Arrowverse was a key part of Motor City Comic Con in November, and I got the chance to catch up with the visionary behind the interconnected television universe! Marc Guggenheim was Arrow’s showrunner for almost the entire series, introducing many of the building blocks that supported several spinoff series. He also oversaw the iconic crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths, the
Read MoreArrow is one of the most iconic superhero television series ever made, not least because it kickstarted an entire DC Universe on the small screen. Recently, the DC series stars Stephen Amell and David Ramsey reunited onstage at Motor City Comic Con 2025 to discuss the show and answer burning questions from fans. [Editor’s note: quotes may be edited slightly for
Read MoreSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is a highly anticipated action shooter game set in DC Universe, developed by Rocksteady Studios. As it happens, it’s a follow-up to Batman: Arkham Knight, continuing the legacy of the so-called Arkhamverse. Fans’ opinions about this game were already mixed since the first gameplay videos and trailers were revealed. I was among those people. Nevertheless,
Read MoreI was lucky enough to catch up with David Ramsey at last weekend’s Motor City Comic Con. It was a thrill to meet one of the Arrowverse’s longest-running actors! I asked Ramsey about his time as John Diggle, why we didn’t see him suit up as Green Lantern, and about the canceled Justice U series on the CW. Interestingly, the actor
Read MoreGreen Lantern: Earth One is one of the most outstanding outings from DC’s Earth One graphic novels. The Earth One line started in 2010 with Superman: Earth One, a grounded take on Superman that was loosely inspired by The Dark Knight Trilogy (2005-2012) and in turn, loosely inspired Man of Steel (2013). Taking bright superheroes and putting them in a gritty
Read MoreWarner Bros and DC have been overzealously announcing films for as long as I can remember. The worst offense was back in 2014 when then-CEO Kevin Tsujihara took an opportunity to announce 10 upcoming DC films at a shareholder meeting a la Kevin Feige. Things didn’t pan out, and the current DC film slate looks entirely different. However, before the last
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