DCEU

The Batman: Robert Pattinson is frontrunner to play lead

George Clooney was right about not playing the Batman

The Suicide Squad: Michael Rooker in talks to play King Shark

The Suicide Squad: Who is Ratcatcher and why was the role genderbent?

Wonder Woman: Charlize Theron was almost Hippolyta

The Suicide Squad: How to approach Polka-Dot Man in the DCEU

DCEU: Could Jared Leto return as the Joker?

The Suicide Squad officially casts Ratcatcher, Polka-Dot Man actors

Diana Prince callback in Wonder Woman 1984 not likely

10 actors who could play Martian Manhunter in the DCEU

The Suicide Squad: John Cena in talks to join DC Comics’ film

Justice League: Was this Zack Snyder’s choice to play Darkseid?

Aquaman’s box office comes to an end: How did it result?

Is Dwayne Johnson one of the architects rebuilding the DCEU?

ZACHARY LEVI as Shazam and JACK DYLAN GRAZER as Freddy Freeman in New Line Cinema’s action adventure “SHAZAM!,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures

Shazam opening weekend strikes with over $53 million

The Suicide Squad: Idris Elba no longer playing Deadshot

Viola Davis will return as Amanda Waller in James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad

The Flash: 6 actors who could run away with the role

Joaquin Phoenix’s twisted take on The Joker revealed in new teaser trailer

Why is the Joker dumping Harley Quinn and not the other way around?

Rumor: Ezra Miller possibly done with The Flash

Could Martian Manhunter invade the DC Extended Universe?

5 actors who could play Atom Smasher in ‘Black Adam’

Shazam! was not affected by DC’s evolving film strategy

5 actresses who could play Stargirl in ‘Black Adam’

5 actors who could play Hawkman in ‘Black Adam’

Zack Snyder explained his approach to Batman and it was something else

(L-r) JACK DYLAN GRAZER as Freddy Freeman and ZACHARY LEVI as Shazam in New Line Cinema's action adventure "SHAZAM!," a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Steve Wilkie/ & (c) DC Comics

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