1. Star Trek (Paramount, 3,849 Theaters, 126 Minutes, Rated PG-13): If you thought comic book fans were a persnickity crowd to please, imagine Trekkers. They have been exhibiting their love for the mythos for over 40 years. They [click for more]
Back in August of 2008, Warner Brothers Pictures Group President Jeff Robinov spoke with the Wall Street Journal and state that his plans for future DC Comics adaptations would explore the “dark” and “evil” sides [click for more]
This one is still very much in the rumor stage, so take it with an appropriate-sized chunk of salt. A scooper for AintItCool wrote in to report that during an interview on German television, director [click for more]
If you have a favorite DC Comics superhero you were hoping to see on the big screen any time soon, you’ll have to wait a little bit longer. David Goyer, screenwriter on The Dark Knight, [click for more]
In recent weeks, Warner Brothers has been re-evaluating its strategy concerning films adapted from characters owned by its subsidary, DC Comics. Reportedly, the studio brass have met with editors from the comic book publisher and [click for more]
There’s a plethora of Superman related items that are being auctioned off to preserve the childhood home of his creator, Jerry Siegel. And a couple items will be of interest to movie fans. Novelist Brad Meltzer, [click for more]
Last month, when we told you about a meeting between DC Comics and parent company Warner Brothers, we knew that it would be only a matter of time before we got news regarding Warners plans with DC properties. After weeks [click for more]
(A note on run times: The run times from each cartoon are taken from one of the many public domain DVD releases currently on the market. It is possible that they may be off by [click for more]
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