Superhero Bits: Shazam, Batman V Superman, Secret Wars, Jack Kirby, Agent Carter, Batman, Hulk
So what was the deal with all those epic Marvel Comics teases? Has Batman v Superman set construction begun in Chicago? What's The Rock saying about Shazam? Why did it take so long for Batman: The Complete Series to hit Blu-ray? When does Agent Carter start airing? Is there a way to simultaneously cosplay and be really warm at night? Has Jack Kirby's name been added to the Marvel Comics he co-created? Read about all this and more in today's Superhero Bits.
It seems all those Marvel Comics teasers were all leading to one huge announcment: The Secret Wars Battleworld. Watch the teaser video at Marvel.
Oh, and check it out, DC Comics is doing their own massive crossover event too. Superhero Hype has a breakdown.
Actress Bridget Regan has joined Agent Carter.
A Batman v Superman extra has a report that may be a major, major spoiler.
From the guys who did The Lego Movie: How it Should Have Ended, comes Lego Batman is Jelly.
Does this tweet from The Rock confirm Shazam will, indeed, not confirm with the rest of the DC Movie Multiverse?
Some cool tech Ang Lee Hulk concept art by Christopher Ross via Comic Book Movie.
Super interesting article in Wired about why it took so long for Batman: The Complete Series to hit Blu-ray.
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It's a costume, it's a sleeping bag, it's both! Its Marvel wearable sleeping bags!
Agent Carter will start airing January 6, via Marvel.
Waiting for Superman? Looks like crews are ready for some aerial action in Chicago for Batman v Superman. #BVS pic.twitter.com/o9GELoQ4Cc
— James Hill (@JamesHillABC) November 6, 2014
Looks like Batman v Superman construction is starting in Chicago.
Remember that piece of Doctor Strange art Scott Derrickson tweeted? MovieWeb analyzed it.
This shirt was bound to happen, right?
Adorable photos of a nine-year-old as Arrow, Superman and more.
Following a recent lawsuit, several Marvel books have finally begun acknowledging the work of Jack Kirby. See and read more at Comic Book Resources.
When you factor in online, VOD, DVR and everything, the pilot episode of Gotham had 22 million viewers. Wow.
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Cool piece on The Verge about the complexity of Marvel's Phase Three.
EW presented seven ways Gotham could be better.
Rocket Raccoon does his best Snoopy impression.
Batman The Last Laugh t-shirt.