DC Studios
DC Studios business and news from across the web.
Latest coverage
Andor star Adria Arjona can't reveal who she's playing in Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow, but she has "muscles that I've never had in my life"
Actress Adria Arjona, known for her role in Andor, is training extensively for her undisclosed role in the upcoming Superman sequel, 'Superman: Man of Tomorrow.' While rumors have linked her to Wonder Woman or Maxima, director James Gunn has debunked some reports, leaving her character a mystery. The film is slated for release on July 9, 2027.
Despite reports, James Gunn says DCU Batman movie The Brave and the Bold is "in no way on hold"
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has stated that the upcoming Batman movie, The Brave and the Bold, is not on hold, contrary to recent rumors. Director Andy Muschietti is still attached to the project, and a screenwriter is actively working on the script. Gunn also provided an update on Matt Reeves' The Batman 2, confirming Robert Pattinson's return and praising the script.
Batman 2 leaks reveal a closer look at the sequel's Batsuit, but much like the Batmobile, nothing much has changed
Leaked set photos from The Batman: Part II reveal that Robert Pattinson's Batsuit will remain largely unchanged from the first film. While some fans expressed disappointment, others are content with the iconic design. The Batmobile also appears to have minimal alterations, which director Matt Reeves suggests is due to the sequel picking up shortly after the events of The Penguin.
DC fans think they've worked out a major Man of Tomorrow location from the wrap pictures, and it's linked to…
Fans speculate that filming wrap pictures for James Gunn's Superman: Man of Tomorrow reveal the location of Salvation, an alien prison previously featured in the comics and the Peacemaker series. The images show Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor in a rocky forest environment that bears resemblance to the planet where supervillains are exiled. This location could play a significant role in the film's plot, potentially where Lex Luthor first encounters Brainiac or where he is imprisoned.
Batman: Knightfall Part 1 Storms The Digital Charts Just 24 Hours After Its R-Rated Debut
Batman: Knightfall Part 1, an R-rated animated film adapting the iconic comic arc, debuted on digital storefronts on August 25, 2026, and quickly climbed to number 3 on Apple TV's VOD charts within 24 hours. This strong digital performance suggests significant audience interest in the adaptation, which is the first part of a planned trilogy.
James Gunn celebrates end of filming on Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow with behind-the-scenes photo of Nicholas…
Director James Gunn announced that principal photography for the Superman sequel, "Superman: Man of Tomorrow," has officially wrapped. The film, starring David Corenswet as Superman and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, is set to release on July 9, 2027. Gunn shared behind-the-scenes photos celebrating the cast and crew's work on the project.
Lanterns fans are growing more suspicious of Sheriff Kane, but they don't think she's the Manhunter
Fans of the HBO Max series Lanterns are increasingly suspicious of Sheriff Kerry Kane, portrayed by Kelly MacDonald, believing she is hiding secrets. Theories suggest Kane may have lied to Hal Jordan about him mentioning Sinestro's name to manipulate him, and her unusual behavior at the hospital further fuels these suspicions. While fans don't believe she is the Manhunter, they are convinced she is not who she claims to be.
Lanterns theory suggests Zoe Macon isn't the Manhunter, but a deep-cut DC character linked to Sinestro
A fan theory suggests that Zoe Macon in the DC Studios show Lanterns might actually be Soranik Natu, the daughter of Sinestro and a leader of the Sinestro Corps. This theory attempts to explain how Sinestro, who is imprisoned, knows about John Stewart, proposing that his daughter is communicating with him. The theory is supported by yellow imagery present in scenes involving John and Zoe, and the possibility that she was tasked by Sinestro to watch Hal Jordan.
I just built the biggest Lego Batman Arkham Asylum ever produced, and the minifigure lineup is pure insanity
The Lego DC Arkham Asylum (#76300) is a substantial modular building set featuring 2,953 pieces and 16 minifigures, including many exclusive characters. While praised for its detail and minifigure selection, the review notes some drawbacks such as unnecessary stickers and a less gothic aesthetic than desired. Despite minor criticisms, it's considered an excellent Lego Batman set and a strong start for the theme.
Lanterns writer Damon Lindelof says adaptations shouldn't just copy the source material: "Shouldn’t we…
TV writer Damon Lindelof believes adaptations should evolve the source material rather than strictly adhering to it, stating that creative risk-taking is essential. He argues that the goal of an adaptation should be to create something authentically emotional and relatable, not just to please existing fans. Lindelof's own work, including The Leftovers and Watchmen, has often diverged significantly from its original novels and comics.
Glasgow Set Footage for The Batman: Part II Shows GCPD Opening Fire on the Batmobile
Set footage from The Batman: Part II shows Gotham City Police Department officers opening fire on the Batmobile in Glasgow, which is doubling for Gotham City. This contrasts with the first film's depiction of a functional partnership between Batman and the GCPD, suggesting Batman is now considered an outlaw. The footage also features a mysterious blonde woman in the passenger seat of the Batmobile.
DC Studios' "first foray into the true crime genre" The People v. Gorilla Grodd greenlit at HBO Max as James Gunn calls it "truly special"
DC Studios' new eight-episode series, The People v. Gorilla Grodd, has been greenlit for HBO Max. Co-chairman and CEO James Gunn described the show as DC Studios' "first foray into the true crime genre" and a mockumentary exploring the villain Gorilla Grodd's alleged murder of his father. The series is written and showrun by Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, known for American Vandal.
X-Men cast confirmed and NFL preseason reactions - Shack Central Ep. 16
Shack Central Episode 16 covers recent pop culture news, including the confirmed cast for Marvel's X-Men and a discussion on the NFL preseason. The hosts also touch upon the acquisition of the Los Angeles Lakers and a new show announcement from DC Studios.
The DCU is so back as Lanterns sets new record for biggest ever premiere for a DC Studios show
The new DC Studios series Lanterns has set a record for the biggest series premiere in the company's history, attracting 9.3 million viewers worldwide in its first three days. The show, starring Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre as John Stewart, received strong reviews and a 4.5 out of 5 star rating, with early discussions about a potential second season already underway.
Lanterns season 2 will be told in a "slightly different way" but seemingly won't be a True…
Showrunner Chris Mundy stated that the second season of Lanterns is currently being planned and will adopt a "slightly different way" of storytelling, focusing on familiar characters. While the exact direction is still being laid out, Mundy confirmed that the narrative is not being shoehorned by DC Studios, despite John Stewart's upcoming appearance in the Superman sequel. The series continues to air new episodes weekly on HBO and HBO Max.
Aaron Pierre's forgotten DC role helped shape his time on Lanterns: "That's the education I brought with…
Actor Aaron Pierre discusses how his past role as Dev-Em in the SyFy series Krypton informed his experience on the upcoming DC project Lanterns. He highlights the importance of honoring his character and serving the story within a grand production environment. Pierre also mentions his upcoming roles in the Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow and Star Wars: Starfighter.
Lanterns and Batman might have another thing in common, as DC fans think one major character is from Gotham
Fans are speculating that Kerry, a character in the new DCU show Lanterns, might be from Gotham City, the same place Batman resides. This theory is fueled by her mentioning "Barb" to a police commissioner and her last name, Kane, which is historically linked to Batman's family. The article also notes other Gotham connections within the show, such as a poster for Janus Cosmetics, owned by Batman villain Black Mask.
Lanterns Inherits House Of The Dragon’s Sunday Slot — And Takes Its U.S. Crown
The new HBO series Lanterns has quickly surpassed House of the Dragon in U.S. viewership, taking over its coveted Sunday night slot and achieving high critical and audience scores. The show, a modern take on the Green Lantern property, is also performing strongly globally on HBO Max, ranking as the third most-watched series worldwide and holding the number one spot in 21 countries.
Aaron Pierre says his time filming Man of Tomorrow was helped by Lanterns giving him a "deep understanding" of…
Actor Aaron Pierre, who plays John Stewart, shared that his extensive filming for the HBO series "Lanterns" provided him with a deep understanding of the character, which he carried into his role in the upcoming DC film "Man of Tomorrow." He expressed gratitude for the 106 days of filming on "Lanterns," calling it a gift that prepared him for the DC Universe sequel.
The Batman 2 set photos reveal a battle-damaged Batmobile
Set photos from The Batman: Part II reveal a battle-damaged Batmobile, suggesting significant action in the upcoming film. The sequel, directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson, has faced multiple delays and is now slated for an early 2028 release. The article also touches on casting rumors and potential plot elements like the Court of Owls.
