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November 22, 1963, is one of the darkest days in the history of America. It was the day when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and the tragedy altered the course of U.S. and world history and changed the American political landscape. His death in Dallas has generated many official investigations as well as serious public debates about the actual events of that day.

The official account that accuses lone gunman Lee Harvey Oswald of the assassination still remains in doubt. Even the U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations believed that Kennedy was likely killed as a result of a conspiracy involving multiple shooters. Research documents about the death remain classified decades after the event, leading to constant public curiosity about the JFK assassination.

Many films have been made to explore the assassination through various perspectives, including historical treatments and science fiction alternative narratives. These movies analyze both the Kennedy...

Lionsgate is developingJohn Wick: Chapter 5 with Keanu Reeves, Thunder Road, and franchise director Chad Stahelski as it unveiled ambitious plans for its John Wick Universe at CinemaCon on Tuesdaythat include an anime feature and another spin-off.

The upcoming tentpole follows the most successful entry in the series, John Wick: Chapter 4, which grossed more than $440m at the worldwide box office and maintained the franchise’s distinction of producing instalments that outperform their predecessors. The franchise as a whole has earned more than $1bn worldwide.

And as audiences await the June 6 release of Ballerina starring CinemaCon 2025Action Star of the Year Ana de Armas,...

The John Wick spinoff starring action legend Donnie Yen has found its director: action legend Donnie Yen.

Yen was already starring in the Lionsgate feature, reprising his role of the formidable blind assassin known as Caine. Now, the action star and filmmaker known for Hong Kong marital arts movies such as the Ip Man series, will step behind the camera to direct the project, the studio announced at its presentation at Cinemacon Tuesday.

The studio also said that Mattson Tomlin, writer of the upcoming The Batman Part II and Netflix’s adaptation of the Keanu Reeves-created comic book Brzrkr, has joined to write the project. The previous draft of the screenplay for the spinoff was written by Robert Askins.

Lionsgate is hoping to begin production later this year.

Producing the feature are Wick franchise producers Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee of Thunder Road as well as Chad Stahelski, the director of the Wick films,...

Martial arts legend Donnie Yen has been set to direct Lionsgate’s stand-alone film centered on Caine, the blind assassin he played in John Wick: Chapter 4. As previously announced, Yen will also reprise his role as Caine in the English-language project, which is billed as a Hong Kong-style action thriller. Production is due to begin later this year, it was announced this morning at CinemaCon in Las Vegas.

Mattson Tomlin, writer of the upcoming The Batman Part II and the adaptation of the Keanu Reeves-created comic book Brzrkr, has joined to write the film. The previous draft of the screenplay of the new film was written by Robert Askins.

The untitled film’s logline is being kept under wraps but will continue Yen’s story arc following the events of John Wick: Chapter 4, as Caine has been freed from his obligations to the High Table.

The film will...

Get ready for more “John Wick.”

Keanu Reeves is returning for “John Wick 5” as the nunchuck-wielding hitman, Lionsgate announced at CinemaCon on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile, the action franchise is expanding with an animated prequel film as well as a Caine-centric standalone adventure from director-star Donnie Yen. These projects are complementary to the upcoming Ana de Armas-led “Ballerina,” which opens in theaters on June 6.

De Armas stopped by the annual convention for movie theater owners, which is currently unfolding in Las Vegas, to showcase an extended look at “Ballerina.” In the action-packed sequence, her character Eve Macarro, a ballerina who is training to become an assassin, kicks ass as she faces off against several adversaries in an abandoned bar — shooting one baddie in the face and smashing several plates against another adversary.

Though she performed extensive physical feats in 2021’s “James Bond” sequel “No Time to Die,” de Armas said...

In the last 85-plus years, Batman has seen countless iterations. Whether it's found on the comic book page, in a film or a TV series, everyone has their preferred Batman as well as the style in which The Caped Crusader operates. McFarlane Toys has covered many of these different Dark Knights in their DC-centric figure lines. Now, their latest Batman figure takes the character back to his brutal routes.

A part of McFarlane's DC Multiverse seven-inch scale Collector Edition sub-series, their latest Batman figure (Collector Edition #34) is based on the four-part 1987 Detective Comics story “Batman: Year 2.” One of the artists on that comic was Todd McFarlane, and this Batman looks to be recreating his signature exaggerated style. The most noticeable thing the figure comes with is a gun, specifically Joe Chill’s gun. This was the criminal who murdered Bruce Wayne’s parents. This piece is being introduced in the...

Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant year 2005, a group of space cops in colorful spandex took our TV screens by storm. Yes, we’re talking about Power Rangers S.P.D., the season that gave us futuristic crime-fighting, alien bad guys, and some of the best morphing sequences in the franchise.

The show was packed with action and had some of the most well-developed characters in the Power Rangers universe, giving fans a mix of humor, drama, and intense teamwork. It was a season that stood out for its strong storytelling, memorable villains, and, of course, a legendary mentor who was literally a walking, talking space dog.

A still from Power Rangers S.P.D. | Credits: Toon Disney

Fast forward to today, and our beloved heroes have swapped their Ranger suits for new careers, different roles, and the occasional Comic-Con appearance. But what exactly are the S.P.D. squad members up to these days?...

The following contains spoilers for Suits LA Season 1, Episode 4, "Batman Returns," which debuted Sunday, March 16 on NBC.

Enrico Colantoni has been a fan-favorite on TV for decades, whether it's playing Keith Mars in Veronica Mars, the stalwart Greg Parker in Flashpoint or any of his numerous guest appearances. However, his role on Suits LA might have surprised more than a few viewers. In the NBC spinoff's fourth episode, Colantoni played a version of himself... who was arrested for attacking his neighbor's petunias with a chainsaw.

The plot only got stranger from there, not only as audiences found out why the actor had been motivated to do a little gardening, but exactly how he'd done it. Plus, Colantoni ran afoul of Stuart Lane, portrayed by Josh McDermitt. In an interview with Cbr, the English Teacher star gave his thoughts on the storyline, discussed a possible return to the show -- and...

Quick Links'On Call' Offers a Realistic Vision of Crime in Long BeachThe Crew Behind Prime Video's 'On Call'Why Fans of 'FBI' Should Watch 'On Call'

Over seven seasons, FBI has become a favorite police procedural among fans of the genre. By offering high-stakes investigations, well-timed twists, and dedicated agents like Special Agent Maggie Bell (Missy Peregrym) and Special Agent Omar Adom "Oa" Zidan (Zeeko Zak), the show has amassed a loyal viewership. In a TV landscape with no shortage of police procedurals, the exploits of the New York City field office criminal division of the FBI remain on top, with nine seasons already confirming plans to have the show running into 2026.

Still, for fans looking for more investigative-themed action, Prime Video has its police procedural series, On Call, which shares many attributes with FBI. The series has proven to be a recent hit on the streaming platform and...

Police procedurals are always popular, and Prime Video has gotten their hands on a good one, with the series Wild Cards finding success on the streamer and landing at #3 in the top 10 most watched shows. This viewership success comes following a critical win, with the first season of Wild Cards landing a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Wild Cards was made available on Prime Video earlier this week, and has quickly found itself in the charts on the streamer, beating the likes of the crime series Cross, the video game series Secret Level, the hugely popular Reacher, and falling just behind reality series Beast Games and another police procedural, On Call. You can check out the detailed synopsis for the series below.

Demoted detective Ellis has unfortunately spent the last year on the maritime unit while Max has been living a transient life elaborately scamming everyone she meets. However,...

Nathan Fillion is killing it in The Rookie. Seven seasons in, the series is still as fresh and snappy as when it first began. Fans are addicted to the fast-paced series filled with a lovable and dynamic cast facing high-stakes drama. And if viewers are finding it harder and harder to wait for the next week’s episode in the period of binge-able content, fans can look to get their fix with another highly emotional, edge-of-your-seat crime drama that is now available for streaming: Flashpoint.

Flashpoint is a Canadian police procedural starring Amy Jo Johnson (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), David Paetkau (Final Destination 2), Jessica Steen (Heartland), and Enrico Colantoni (Just Shoot Me). Inspired by Toronto’s Emergency Task Force, the series follows the specialized police team, Strategic Response Unit, as it answers a series of high-risk emergencies and calls around an unnamed city. Each episode surrounds an emergency crisis...

It took Warner Bros. the better part of a decade to get The Flash up and running. After losing multiple writers and directors, It helmer Andy Muschietti seemed like a good fit for the job; excitement for the movie also increased when it was revealed to be a loose adaptation of Flashpoint featuring the return of Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton's respective versions of Batman and Supergirl's long-awaited Dceu debut.

Original plans called for the movie to set the stage for Crisis on Infinite Earths, with Affleck's Dark Knight trapped in another reality and Keaton replacing him in the Dceu ahead of the since-scrapped Batgirl movie. Alas, as regimes changed, so did the ending.

Cavill's Man of Steel was inserted into The Flash's final moments after his return in Black Adam, only to be removed when DC Studios was formed. In fact, the entire thing was then heavily reshot,...

The action’s hot but the dramatic temperature varies in “The Prosecutor,” a flashy combination of Hong Kong crime story and legal drama starring and directed by Donnie Yen. The veteran action star is convincing and charismatic as a cop who quits the force to become a crusading Department of Justice prosecutor but is let down by a screenplay that’s prone to bouts of melodrama in and out of the courtroom. Entertaining enough despite its flaws, “The Prosecutor” has topped the Hong Kong box office for two weeks (thus far) since opening on Dec. 21 and ought to perform well in limited U.S. theatrical release from Jan. 10.

Containing less action than a regular Donnie Yen film, and with his character delivering lines such as “I’m getting old, I can’t catch thieves anymore” and “I just got old” as a reason for his career change, “The Prosecutor” sparked...

With an ongoing narrative that’s lasted for the better part of a century, DC Comics has one of the most convoluted fictional continuities in of all time. After countless Crises, Rebirths, and a Flashpoint here and there, there’s not a single character or aspect of the DC Universe that hasn’t been impacted by a retcon in one way or another.

Many of these retcons have become integral to fans’ conceptions of the World’s Greatest Heroes, while more than a few still have their fair share of detractors. But each one of the retcons in this list had an undeniable effect on the DC Universe - and its fans.

Better: Superboy Prime Punching the Multiverse Infinite Crisis: Secret Files and Origins #1 by Marv Wolfman, Dan Jurgens, Art Thibert, Cam Smith, Nelson DeCastro, Jerry Ordway, Guy Major, Jeromy Cox, and Travis Lanham

Comics are known for having some undeniably outrageous happenings,...

The Flash may be one of DC's revered heroes, standing proud among Justice League icons like Superman and Wonder Woman, but he also has a dark side that most aren't aware of. Beneath the Flash's carefree attitude lies a simmering rage that, when brought to the surface, results in him carrying out actions that put him on par with his most malicious villains.

Multiple heroes in DC lore have been chosen as the Flash, and they've all unleashed their inner darkness at one point. Whether it's during a heated battle with a nemesis or a dispute with an ally that gets taken a step too far, the Fastest Man Alive can take a shockingly sinister turn when the situation calls for it, so the Justice League should be grateful that he's on their side - for now, at least. These 10 Flash moments showcase just how twisted the Scarlet Speedster can be,...

Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself, but I think that the DC Universe's most underrated team, the Secret Six, is coming back. They haven't headlined a series since the New 52, but some tantalizing artwork makes me believe that we're this close to seeing the team return to the Dcu.

Over the last couple of weeks, writer Nicole Maines has been posting some intriguing artwork on Bluesky. Maines began a series of six posts, the first three of which featured new costume designs for Dreamer, Jay Nakamura, and Superman's son Jonathan Kent.

After those three, Maines followed up with new designs for a few other surprising characters, the first being the powerful magic teen, Black Alice. But the final two were the most surprising, as Maines revealed new designs for Suicide Squad veteran Deadshot and the Secret Six's fan-favorite member, Catman.

Nicole Maines Hints at a Secret Six Revival I...

Warning: Spoilers for Absolute Batman #2!As DCs new Batman has his origin story totally rewritten in the Absolute Universe, his relationship with his mom reveals a tragic truth about the Caped Crusader and his personal life. In this alternate world where only Bruce Waynes father dies, Martha is active in Gotham and present to raise her son in one of the rare realities that allows it. However, Bruces trauma still renders him unable to connect with his living family.

After the shocking reveal that she survives in this timeline, more of Martha Waynes life outside of Bruce is featured in Absolute Batman #2 by Scott Snyder, Nick Dragotta, Frank Martin, and Clayton Cowles. Shes revealed to have a close relationship with the Gordons, namely Barbara and Jim.

In a private discussion with Jim in the hospital, Martha states that she doesnt even know her son anymore since the shooting that killed Thomas.

Every good hero needs a villain who can match their greatness, s it's no surprise that with so much love and respect for DC's Flash, it's hard to find a better villain than Reverse-Flash. And just like the legacy of Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West, and more, there have been multiple people to claim the title of The Flash's one and only rival..

From Eobard Thawne to Hunter Zolomon, from the golden age past to the far-off future, each version of the Reverse-Flash has tortured their Flash in their own way, but which one of them is the most deadly and deranged?

The Rival, Aka Edward Clariss Jay Garrick's Version of The Reverse-Flash

The first Reverse-Flash's was a man known as Edward Clariss. A chemist obsessed with Jay Garrick, Edward believed that he had recreated the formula that gave Jay his speed. With no one believing him,...

The Flash is not only the fastest character in superhero comics, but one of the most powerful characters in the DC Universe. From Jay Garrick to Avery Ho and everyone in between, the Flash has the opportunity to ascend to godhood - he's just that powerful. And yet, something always stops him and keeps him humbly human.

The Flash has done many miraculous things in his superhero tenure, but there are a few limitations and weaknesses that keep him from his full potential, including his very own source of power. A number of power limits stop him becoming a true god, but those limits have also occasionally been broken. Because the Flash is always going to push the limit - on the universe and on himself.

The Flash's Speed Reading Doesn't Mean Infinite Knowledge Barry Allen Reads a Whole Library

The Flash can sometimes use his speed powers for something other than his feet.

Warning! Spoilers for Green Lantern: Dark #1One of DC Comics' most underrated universes has made its long-awaited return, only for its heroes to be tragically killed off. In DC's new Elseworlds story, the forgotten Tangent Universe becomes the setting for an apocalypse that results in the untimely demise of every hero that fans might recall from the '90s comic imprint. The Tangent heroes may be gone, but their legacy lives on through a new hero that fights on their behalf.

In Green Lantern: Dark #1 by Tate Brombal, Werther Dell'Edera, Giovanna Niro, and Tom Napolitano, Solomon Grundy has been revived by the Tangent Green Lantern and seeks her out by attacking the other heroes. Familiar faces from DC's alternate universe - including the Atom, this continuity's replacement for Superman - appear, proving the connection between this mysterious new world and the Tangent Universe. Together, they make a final stand against Grundy,...

Forget butterfly clips, trucker caps, and flip phones: nothing screams the early 2000s like a Neopets or RuneScape-style online PC game. Growing up in the 2000s, the free-to-play landscape was immensely different. Hundreds of thousands of Flash games were available for free online, from the fan-made to the corporate promotional. Mostly short and sweet, these games could run even on a lower-end PC. Microtransactions were nearly unheard of, and many made games for the simple joy of creation (and a healthy dose of ad revenue). They weren't always good, but they were usually free.

Unfortunately, the browser game landscape changed drastically when Adobe stopped supporting Flash Player in 2020. This was the platform many online games were built on, and without it, many of these sites will never again see the light of day. Browser games can still run on Java, and many still exist, but the popularity of free online browser games has undeniably dwindled.

Warning: Spoilers for Jenny Sparks #3!One DC Comics hero has earned their place among the very best of the Justice League. While the League has been a staple of the DC Universe for 64 years, the group has been put on hiatus by DC since the conclusion of Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths, only recently returning. As Justice League Unlimited approaches, the Jla is growing bigger than ever, leaving room for one particular hero's inclusion: Jenny Sparks.

Jenny Sparks #3 by Tom King, Jeff Spokes, and Clayton Cowles sees the title character helping the League combat a former Leaguer turned villain, Captain Atom, who has turned evil after developing a god complex. However, Sparks is just as critical of the League themselves, suggesting they don't realize they're developing god complexes of their own.

However, Jenny Sparks isn't so much condemning the Justice League as heroes as she is holding them accountable. She's...

Warning: Spoilers for Absolute Batman #1Absolute Batman debuts with a massive twist to Batman lore, and it finally addresses a sexist trend running throughout the characters history. The first issue of the new series by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta introduces a new version of Batman with major changes to his world. Perhaps the greatest change to Batman in this world is the reveal that, while Thomas Wayne was still killed when Bruce was a child, his mother Martha is still alive, having raised Bruce after Thomas death.

Martha's survival and continued presence in Bruce's life is not only a massive twist to one of the foundational aspects of Batmans lore, but it also fixes a sexist trend which has unfortunately become commonplace within the characters history.

The overwhelming majority of stories featuring flashbacks to Bruces childhood focus on his relationship with his father or Alfred. As a result, Martha...

We recently learned that Warner Bros. Discovery is supposedly mulling over the possibility of bringing Robert Pattinson's Batman into the Dcu. After the success of The Batman and The Penguin, we're not surprised, though getting everyone on board with the idea is another matter.

DC Studios' James Gunn and filmmaker Matt Reeves are already working together, and the latter's influence on Batman's corner of the DC Universe appears to be growing bigger all the time.

In this feature, we're diving into why "Battinson" joining the Dcu would be what's best for The Batman franchise and Gunn's reboot plans. Nothing is confirmed at this stage, but for us, the sooner Pattinson shares the screen with David Corenswet's Superman, the better...mostly.

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The Flash went to great lengths to replace Ben Affleck as Batman,...

Warning: Spoilers for The Flash #13!The Flash may be the fastest man alive, but he hasn't been able to outrun some of DC's greatest tragedies. Whether it's Barry Allen, Jay Garrick, or Wally West, the Flash is a family man, and being a superhero means the lives of loved ones are threatened by supervillains. But Wally West is done letting his family be hurt, and he will do anything to save them this time.

The Flash is more than just a super-powered hero. He channels the power of the Speed Force, but in The Flash #13 by Simon Spurrier, Ramn Prez, Pete Pantazis, Matt Herms, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou, the Speed Force has a poison within itself. Declaring that time itself must die, these nefarious Arc Angles make one fatal mistake by threatening Wally's family.

Descending into the time stream, Wally comes out unscathed with his family intact as they stand in...

2023's The Flash was packed with cameos but failed to include The CW's version of Barry Allen. One fan has attempted to correct the "anomaly" by creating a concept trailer titled "The Flash: The Final Run."

Ezra Miller's appearance in the Arrowverse's Crisis on Infinite Earths was a pleasant surprise to DC fans. It all but confirmed that The CW shows were part of the Dceu, stoking hope that Grant Gustin's Barry Allen would make a cameo in 2023's The Flash. That film revealed plenty of Easter eggs in the final act, but Gustin's character wasn't included (It was later revealed the actor was left out after the creative team shortlisted the cameos). Gustin's The Flash was a favorite among fans and DC Studios head James Gunn, who praised The CW series for its impressive run. YouTube user Julian Bell dished out fan service by reimagining the creation of the Flashpoint timeline.

Kris Kristofferson, the nine-time Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and actor, died Saturday at his home in Maui, a representative for the performer shared with TheWrap. Kristofferson was 88 years old.

His family confirmed the news in a statement. “It is with a heavy heart that we share the news our husband/father/grandfather, Kris Kristofferson, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 28 at home,” their statement read. “We’re all so blessed for our time with him. Thank you for loving him all these many years, and when you see a rainbow, know he’s smiling down at us all.”

Beyond his music, Kristofferson began to find success in acting. He made his cinematic debut in “The Last Movie,” which was directed by Dennis Hopper. One of his most prominent roles was opposite Barbra Streisand in the 1976 version of “A Star Is Born.” His additional credits include “Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid,” “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore,...

DC Comics is gearing up to introduce fans to the new Absolute Universe and its new All In era, starting with DC All In Special #1. This one-shot will show the birth of the Absolute Universe and everything fans will need to know about it. It's certain to be an amazing read that fans should not miss out on, and it's made all the more exciting by writer Scott Snyder's statement that this book is a fusion of the New 52 and Rebirth DC eras.

In a recent roundtable interview attended by ScreenRant, Snyder spilled details about the upcoming Absolute Universe, DC All In, and what fans can expect from all the changes. One of the most interesting parts of the upcoming DC All In Special #1 by Snyder, Joshua Williamson, Wes Craig, Daniel Sampere, and Dan Mora is that it can be read from back to front, with the major confrontation being in the center.

The DC Universe is changing once more on the big and small screen. Previously, the Dceu, the Arrowverse, and other Elseworlds projects were so separate that the comic book company was able to experiment with their projects and produce some shows and movies that normally would never have made it to screen. When it comes to TV, DC Comics and Warner Bros. went through a real high point, with a litany of seasons highlighting the company's most beloved characters. Whether it was the likes of The Flash, Arrow and Supergirl in the Arrowverse, or perhaps the darker tones of Titans and Krypton, DC TV managed to find a way to appeal to a wide variety of audiences throughout the 2010s. Not every show was a smash hit, with some, like Batwoman and Constantine, getting canceled very quickly. But the Multiverse and shared universe nature of comic book storytelling meant that...

There are tons of powerful Justice League heroes who have extraordinary powers, but few are as powerful or as terrifying as Plastic Man. Despite his goofy demeanor, Plastic Man has one of the most horrifying power-sets in superhero comics, and DC proved it once again in a new solicitation.

Plastic Man is on another adventure in Plastic Man No More! by Christopher Cantwell, Alex Lins, and Jacob Edgar, this time to save his son. Issue #4 will take Plas' quest to a dangerous new level as Patrick "Eel" O'Brian threatens to detonate a nuclear bomb. Fortunately, Plastic Man might actually survive this explosion. Unfortunately, everyone else would have to witness his horrifying regeneration.

Plastic Man No More! #4 (2024)

Release Date:

December 4th, 2024

Writers:

Christopher Cantwell

Artists:

Alex Lins, Jacob Edgar

Cover Artist:

Alex Lins

Variant Covers:

Alex Eckman-Lawn

There sure are a lot of people whod like to stop him from detonating...

Warning: Spoilers for Green Arrow #16!Batman's good at everything: being a detective, sword-fighting, contingency plans, even bare-knuckle brawling. But he's nowhere near the best fighter, considering there are heroes like Black Canary and Wildcat out there. More than that, there's one father who believes in his son more than anything, as Green Arrrow reveals that his son Connor Hawke is the best fighter the world has seen.

In the preview pages for Green Arrow #16 by Joshua Williamson, Amancay Nahuelpan, Sean Izaakse, Romulo Fajardo Jr., and Troy Peteri, Team Green Arrow is up against the wall fighting their newest enemy, Bright, an agent of Amanda Waller's from the Absolute Power event. But as Green Arrow defends his family, he does so with a little filial help.

Instead of shooting an arrow at Bright, Oliver Queen frees his son, Connor Hawke, who immediately ties a wrap around his eyes to protect himself from Bright's light attacks.

The Flash television series was easily a massive fan favorite throughout the time it aired. Even after concluding its run and the Arrowverse as a whole with its ninth and final season, Grant Gustin continues to please fans as the best iteration of Barry Allen to date. But while the majority of the saga was praiseworthy, some parts weren’t, and the cast still regrets it.

The Flash. | Credits: The CW.

While the adaptation was truly remarkable, there have been some storylines that would have better suited the lore had CW not decided to butcher them short. This, in particular, includes the “Flashpoint” event from the comics – something that was, rather perfectly, brought into live-action, but couldn’t stay long enough due to creative decisions as opposed to the cast’s wishes.

Grant Gustin Regrets the Flashpoint Event Being Cut Short

Grant Gustin embodied Barry Allen for a stunning nine...

The Flash is not only the fastest man alive - he's a pillar of DC Comics. He's been racing through the panels and pages since 1940, and his stories are some of the most fast-paced, most nail-biting, and most heartwarming that the comics industry has to offer, all told by the best and the brightest creators of our time.

Over his comic book history, The Flash has changed many times. He's a beacon of hope, he's somehow always late for social engagements, but most of all, he will never stop running the race. From Jay Garrick to Barry Allen to Wally West and more, it's incredibly difficult to pin down a character that can't exactly be caught, considering there is an 80-year-wealth of stories to choose from.

Yet, here they are: the best Flash stories that will make any beginner fall in love with comics, and any veteran fan remember why...

The Flash was one of the biggest superhero shows on The CW, and it’s no wonder why it ran for nine seasons – fans loved it so much, especially Grant Gustin’s portrayal of the Scarlet Speedster.

Credits: Grant Gustin in The Flash / The CW

Over the course of nine years, the series tackled different storylines from the comics, but the most intriguing and even daunting part was Season 3’s Flashpoint. It also may have taken a toll on the cast members because it was so unusual from what they were used to.

The Flashpoint Arc Was Too Difficult For Grant Gustin

The Flash may have ended in 2023, but it remains a fan-favorite superhero series highly lauded by fans and critics, not only because of the cast’s stellar performance but also because of the overall screen adaptation.

The Flashpoint story arc was one of the most demanding seasons they had to make,...

In a world full of TV reboots and rehashes of the same idea, FX has started its fall with “English Teacher,” a new comedy from Brian Jordan Alvarez. The series already secured a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes and has inspired posts from viewers on Twitter in TikTok.

Set in Austin, Texas, “English Teacher” follows an openly gay teacher by the name of Evan Marquez who wants to encourage his students and community to be more accepting. More often than not, that desire leads to Evan having to confront his own assumptions and being forced to chill out. Wonder who’s who in the new show filled with new faces? Here’s your guide to the cast of this comedy.

Brian Jordan Alvarez as Evan Marquez in “English Teacher” (Photo Credit: Steve Swisher/FX) Brian Jordan Alvarez as Evan Marquez

Before creating and starring in “English Teacher,” Alvarez starred in the reboot...

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow is expected to be the second Dcu title released by DC Studios and Cruella director Craig Gillespie has been tapped to helm the movie.

Ana Nogueira (The Vampire Diaries) wrote the screenplay - she was also attached to the Supergirl movie starring The Flash's Sasha Calle - and House of the Dragon star Milly Alcock is playing the titular hero, a casting decision that's been met with widespread approval.

Still, it's hard not to feel for Calle as the role looked to be one that was going to define her career. There are no hard feelings on the actor's part, though, as she's shared some heartwarming advice for Alcock in a new interview.

"Oh my God, have so much fun," she says in the video below. "You look so badass. I love that. Just f***ing kill it. Have fun."

When Calle was cast as Supergirl in The Flash,...

New fan art of the DC Universe has imagined the members of the Justice League in the style of classic Disney animation. While the comic books have reimagined these iconic heroes many times in several different styles, this polished, 2D style is a unique and familiar one in which it is exciting to see these iconic heroes. DC Animation's upcoming releases are an excellent use of the brand. Still, new art has suggested that other styles may be an excellent way for the studio to reinvigorate its animation brand in the future.

A post by @eroz.ai on Instagram shows members of the Justice League team as they would appear in a classic Disney animation. With a colorful and playful style, the creator, who describes himself as an "A.I. Enthusiast", has followed in the path of similar MCU Avengers art, which saw the iconic heroes in this same Disney style.

Warning: Spoilers for The Flash #12The Flash's enemies - or the Rogues, as they call themselves - have long since been a staple of his stories. Wherever the Flash runs, the Rogues are waiting for him with a scheme they've concocted to slow him down. Now, after thirty-five years, one of the Flash's most iconic villains has been killed off, and his death rewrites DC's history in a shocking way.

In The Flash #12 by Simon Spurrier, Ramn Prez, and Vasco Georgiev, it's the Flash Family versus the Arc Angles in an epic battle to save time itself from destruction. The Flash's Rogues, who feel betrayed by the Arc Angles after they didn't get the rewards they were promised for aiding their cause, are temporarily given super-speed to join the fight against the cosmic beings. When the situation grows dire, the Rogues attempt to flee. However, Mirror Master is unable to escape in time,...

The Dceu was controversial even without factoring in the personal dramas of its actors, and Ezra Miller became one of the biggest challenges as the cinematic universe drew to a close.

Miller made their debut as The Flash with a cameo in Batman v Superman and appeared in several more films, including their own standalone movie, The Flash, which served as the Dceu’s “reboot” through the Flashpoint storyline.

The movie faced widespread boycotts from both fans and non-fans, largely due to Ezra Miller’s legal troubles. The actor had been involved in a series of incidents, including disorderly conduct, a choking incident, harassment allegations, burglary charges, and various other issues in Hawaii and Vermont. However, the most damaging accusation was the grooming charges against Miller.

In June 2022, the Standing Rock Sioux tribal court issued a temporary protection order against Miller at the request of the parents of 18-year-old activist Tokata Iron Eyes.

Depending on who you ask, Dceu was highly controversial without even adding actors’ personal dramas to the list and one of the biggest issues toward the end of the cinematic universe was Ezra Miller.

Miller debuted as Flash in the Dceu with a ‘Batman v Superman’ cameo, and appeared in several subsequent movies including their own standalone movie, ‘The Flash,’ that marked the “reboot” of the Dceu through Flashpoint.

The movie was heavily boycotted by the fans and non-fans alike mostly due to Miller’s legal troubles. The actor was facing issues due to disorderly conduct, a choking incident, harassment allegations, burglary charges, and several additional incidents that took place in Hawaii and Vermont. However, nothing can absolutely annihilate your career as grooming charges, and that’s exactly what Miller has faced.

In June 2022, the Standing Rock Sioux tribal court issued a temporary protection order against Ezra Miller, requested by...

Dark fanart explores Superman's bleak alter ego in Flashpoint, showcasing his potential for destruction. Flash's time-travel attempt creates a war between superheroes, sending Superman down a grim path. Flashpoint story changes DC universe, portraying Superman as a government prisoner with a darker origin.

The Flashpoint alter of Superman has been explored in new fanart. Shared by @bosslogic, the dark take on DCs Man of Steel reveals a creepier side of the hero, pushing him towards a much bleaker existence. The classic storyline is an impressive showcase of the Flashs powers and limitations, but it also makes DCs symbol of hope a symbol of destruction.

On Instagram, @bosslogic shared their take on Supermans life in the alternate universe created by the Flashs attempt to travel through time, which created the division between DCs Post-Crisis universe and the New 52 Universe. It paints a grim picture of the kind of world Superman could have ahead of him.

Freddy Freeman of the Shazam Family is finally gaining new powers after a long journey without them. It's about time! Amid monster attacks in Philly, the kids are on a road trip to investigate, with Freddy's new abilities coming into play. Freddy Freeman's return as a superhero is long overdue, and despite potential drawbacks, he's proven himself worthy of being a hero.

A member of the Shazam Family is about to gain powers again and in my opinion, it's long overdue. Freddy Freeman has long been one biggest cheerleaders for the World's Mightiest Mortal, even when he was stripped of his own powers. But now the hero once known as Captain Marvel Jr. is about to soar through the skies once more.

There's been a lot of chaos among Billy Batson's foster family in recent months and they're only about to get more complicated. In DC Comics' batch of October solicitations,...

Warning! Contains spoilers for Outsiders #10!

Batwoman is the only one aware of a multiversal threat posed by Jakita Wagner, endangering the DC Universe. Despite the Crisis-level event, major DC heroes like Batman and Wonder Woman are unaware and not responding. Jakita Wagner's manipulations culminate in a dangerous power to destroy the Multiverse, with Batwoman as the only hope.

The world of DC Comics is under threat but somehow, only Batwoman has the knowledge and power to save the day. Crisis events are a major tradition in the DC Universe. They usually have far-reaching effects, from changing the status quo, the death of a beloved hero, to completely resetting the entire Dcu. Every time a Crisis has happened, it's gotten the attention of every major character in DC except now.

The surprisingly dangerous Crisis unfolds in Outsiders #10 by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Robert Carey. In this story, Jakita Wagner the...

Quick Links The Flashs Core Story Is More Heartfelt The DC Film Handles the Multiverse Better The Stakes Are Higher in The Flash The Flash Will Age Better Over Time Deadpool & Wolverine explores a multiverse with Marvel characters from past projects. The Flash has a more heartfelt core story compared to the fan-service-driven narrative in Deadpool & Wolverine. The Flash handles the multiverse better and has higher stakes than Deadpool & Wolverine.

Deadpool & Wolverine is Marvel Studios' latest multiverse story, bringing together Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, and other stars from past Marvel projects. The film is undoubtedly a major win for Marvel Studios, with positive reviews and a massive box office return. The now-defunct Dceu released a similar film just last year with The Flash.

The Flash took many years to reach the screen, with several changing directors and writers attached. When The Flash finally came out, it notably bombed at the box office by earning $271.3 million.

Warning: Spoilers for The Flash #11

Wally West is manipulated by the Arc Angles to wield a destructive weapon that could end time itself. The Flash's actions could lead to a second Flashpoint disaster with catastrophic consequences for the DC Universe. The fate of the multiverse hangs in the balance as Wally West's newfound power threatens all of existence.

The Flash has just gained access to unimaginable cosmic power, and it's made him a danger to the DC Universe. Much like with Barry Allen's infamous Flashpoint, time itself hangs in the balance because of the Fastest Man Alive.

In The Flash #11 by Si Spurrier and Ramn Prez, Wally West has been manipulated into becoming a hollowed-out vessel for a higher power known as the Arc Angles. They have isolated Wally from his loved ones in the Flash Family and erased his memories so he can wield an otherworldly weapon unlike any other.

Photo: Rachel Skarsten, Corey Sevier Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy Brain Power Studio Productions

Hallmark Mystery has announced a new, original movie about an unexpected crime scene that kicks off a wild crime-solving ride with the help of man’s best friend.

Starring Rachel Skarsten and Corey Sevier, Jazz Ramsey: A K-9 Mystery premieres on Friday, August 2 on Hallmark Mystery. Read on to find out more about the plot of the movie and its cast, see great images taken on the film set and a teaser trailer.

Jazz Ramsey: A K-9 Mystery on Hallmark Mystery Photo: Rachel Skarsten, Corey Sevier Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy Brain Power Studio Productions

According to the official synopsis, an unexpected crime scene kicks off an investigation with the help of a courageous canine, Rachel Skarsten and Corey Sevier.

Anyone needing a crime detection dog, Jazz Ramsey (Skarsten) is the best trainer in the business.

The Tomorrowverse's ending mirrors what was expected for the Dceu's original reboot conclusion. The Dceu didn't reboot due to the universe diverging from Snyder's intial plans. Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths Part 3 ends Tomorrowverse better than the Dceu by providing a more conclusive and satisfying finale.

Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths - Part Three showcased what the unused original Dceu ending could have looked like for the live-action side of the franchise. The Tomorrowverse timeline concluded with DC's Crisis On Infinite Earths storyline, providing another notable adaptation of the narrative following the Arrowverse previously using it to begin wrapping up its own cinematic universe.

This multiversal story and the way it is used to end the Tomorrowverse not only provide a look at another corner of DC's on-screen delights, but also give an interesting perspective on what the Dceu's own conclusion could have looked like, had the...

The Flash's recent live-action storylines have focused him accidentally dooming timelines, sidelining his heroism. This combined with the tendency to sideline the character has placed him in an awkward position in many DC releases. The absence of a Flash project in the Dcu's upcoming Chapter One suggests the need for the hero to be prioritized soon.

DC Studios' refreshed Dcu has the opportunity to revise several beloved characters, and I'm hoping they make the Flash a proper hero again. Superman will be released in the summer of 2025 and will launch the new cinematic DC Universe, following in the footsteps of Man of Steel, which launched the Dceu in 2013. Unlike its predecessor, Superman looks poised to deliver a decidedly more vibrant take on the titular hero flanked by several supporting characters that have yet to be seen in live-action in its first phase of movies entitled Chapter One: Gods and Monsters.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War plays a crucial role in the conclusion of the Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy. The Apokolips War is an intentionally dark, violent, and destructive sequence that ended in a complete universe reset, making its inclusion in the Tomorrowverse unexpected. The Crisis on Inifinite Earths' use of previous storylines is a major detour from its source material.

The Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy has concluded, and with it concludes the short life of DCs animated Tomorrowverse. Since 2020, the collected universe has served as its companys latest attempt to create canon between its direct-to-dvd films. The preceding effort was known as the DC Animated Universe, containing 16 films and seven years worth of stories. When it ended with Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, it was done almost spitefully, razing the universe of any potential to be revisited in future canon works. This is why its all...

DC's animated movie legacy is strong, with promising 2024 releases like Batman Azteca and Watchmen. Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths delivers a faithful adaptation, featuring iconic DC heroes. DC Universe, a major comic franchise, competes with Marvel, experiencing revamps under James Gunn.

DC has multiple exciting animated movies in 2024. While the live-action movie side of DC media has had its ups and downs over several decades of projects, the brand has always had a solid and successful footing in the world of animated features. Starting all the way back with Max Fleischer's Superman serials in the 1940s, animation has been a core part of DC's movie and television series release strategy. This has resulted in several now-classic projects, from Batman: The Animated Series to Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, as well as in some DC animated universes, such as the Tomorrowverse.

Warner Bros. regularly releases several DC animated films a year,...