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Marvel may have delivered a huge quantity of TV shows in the past few years on Disney+, but DC Comics has been quietly delivering quality, from “Watchmen” and “Peacemaker” to HBO’s “The Penguin,” which turned the classic Batman villain into a mob world antihero — and took home nine Emmys for it. 

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The Lanterns creative team discuss how they finally gave the fans the first live-action John Stewart.

After decades of shaping Marvel and DC’s most beloved stories, the legendary comic writer is headed for a new frontier: Hollywood.

Cinematic comic book adaptations have been in vogue for over a century, starting with 1920’s The Mark of Zorro. A lot has changed in the last 100 years, and what started as pulp curiosity has evolved into a billion-dollar industry that’s been dominating film and television for the past decade. Some actors have entered superhero…

Fan Expo Boston’s Saturday morning got off to a bright start with the By Lantern’s Light panel, which featured writers Jeremy Adams (Green Lantern, Emperor Aquaman) and Morgan Hampton (Green Lantern Corps). The two writers have been in charge of the Emerald Knights for a few years now, and were more than happy to dish…

DC Studios is about to enter a new era with the arrival of Lanterns on HBO. It’s been almost four years since James Gunn and Peter Safran took the reins at DC Studios and scrapped the existing DCEU in favor of a fresh start with the new DCU. In the years since, the DCU has…

Actor later called undercover convention visit amazing after spending an hour exploring packed event unnoticed by fans

One of the staples of San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC), aside from the iconic panels that Marvel Studios throws, are the various off-sites that pop up at the convention every year. It’s a rotating selection of unique experiences that the world can only experience once—they’ll never exist again, at least in the form attendees see them…

HBO takes a lot of the credit for the rise of prestige TV. Shows such as The Sopranos, The Wire, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones were appointment viewing and that tradition lives on with newer series such as Industry, Euphoria and more. Its streaming service, HBO Max, is also the home of tons…