
Stargirl headed to The CW
The highly anticipated DC Universe series STARGIRL will now have an exclusive linear window on The CW Network, which will broadcast each episode the day after its debut on the DC Universe digital subscription service.
The highly anticipated DC Universe series STARGIRL will now have an exclusive linear window on The CW Network, which will broadcast each episode the day after its debut on the DC Universe digital subscription service.
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a…
During the New York Comic Con, DC Universe announced two new series for the subscription service for fans of Harley Quinn and Bizarro.
Swamp Thing is airing on DC Universe and Jason breaks down Alec Holland’s best stories in a bid to convince Ashley to do more reading on the character!
This year’s SDCC has happened, and we’ll be sorting out everything that took place in…
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a take on what they could mean for the future of the industry and (often), the little geeky bubble that we occupy.
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a…
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a…
Originally called The Legion of Strange, meet the misfit cast of metahumans from the DC…
Ashley V. Robinson returns to review The Doom Patrol pilot episode only available on the DC Universe streaming service.
Robin! Superboy! Impulse! The young heroes of the DC Universe have their own team not called the Teen Titans and they’re back in a new animated series. Ready for the youngest history in the DCU?
Young Justice is a great comic as well as a great animated show. I’m partial…
This week, we take a look at Bingo, Love from Image Comics, plus we talk the end of Iron Fist, and review Titans Season 1 – Episode 01, and Exiles #9. Plus, Skrull along with us with the Poll of the Week.
I always like to tell the story of a friend of mine who, discouraged that Buffy the Vampire Slayer was leaving the airwaves, felt we should be paying for each show we like so that we can continue to get new episodes even though networks had given up on them.
Turns out he may have been way, way ahead of his time, although it turns out channels may work better than specific programs.