superman

Warners Puts More Moves On Superman Lawyer

As DC Entertainment nears finalizing plans for Superman’s cinematic rebirth – Natalie Portman as Lois Lane? Really? – it’s looking like Warner Bros lawyers are taking the threat of losing the rights to the Man of Steel ever more seriously. The Hollywood Reporter’s THR Esq. blog is reporting that no less than five separate motions have …

Who Will Direct The Man Of Steel?

It’s been a big week for DC Entertainment; not only is everything other than print publishing moving to the West Coast over the next year, but if rumors are to be believed, the cross-media arm of DC Comics is gearing up to announce a full slate of upcoming movie, TV and other projects, filling in suspected blanks and making fanboys …

New DCUO Trailer Throws a Helicopter at the Justice League

Look, we’re all nerds here, right? And at some point, you, me and everyone who reads Techland has tried draw or write up their own superhero ideas.

Don’t deny it.

Thing is, unless your name is Geoff Johns, you’d never be able to pit your metahumans against characters like Batman or Lex Luthor. This is where the appeal of DC

With The New Smallville Trailer, So Comes Superman (Almost)

The tenth (and final) season of The CW’s Smallville debuts in late September, and with the first trailer comes our first visual affirmation that Clark Kent is finally connecting those superhero dots. When the network announced it would bring Smallville’s run to an end, so came the out pour of speculation that Clark would assume his …

The Comic Book Club: X-Men, Superman and Parker

This is what happens when Techland goes to the comic book store: we end up talking about what we picked up. This week, Douglas Wolk, Evan Narcisse, Mike Williams, Graeme McMillan and Lev Grossman discuss the second issue of X-Men: Second Coming, Superman #701 and Darwyn Cooke’s one-shot The Man with the Getaway Face.

DOUGLAS: I came …

The Comic Book Club: Superman #700 and Bart Simpson #54

This is what happens when Techland goes to the comic book store: we end up talking about what we picked up. This week, Douglas Wolk, Mike Williams, Evan Narcisse and Graeme McMillan discuss Superman #700 and Bart Simpson #54, spoilerishly.

DOUGLAS: Superman #700: not a good comic. The James Robinson/Bernard Chang story is eight pages …

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