Superhero Bits: Batman V Superman, Guardians Of The Galaxy, Wonder Woman, Stan Lee, Ant-Man

Want to see set videos of an iconic moment in Batman history, filmed by Zack Snyder for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice? Which other female directors are potentially up for Wonder Woman? Does James Gunn regret putting Adam Warlock's cocoon in Guardians of the Galaxy? Why are Gamora and Nebula at odds in a Guardians of the Galaxy deleted scene? How did Max Landis sound reading his new Superman comic book? Read about all this and more in today's Superhero Bits.

Key and Peele take on Stan Lee in this sketch.The Hollywood Reporter says Lesli Linka Glatter, of Homeland fame and Jennifer Kent, director of The Babadook, have also been in the talks for Wonder Woman.

Here's the Blu-ray trailer for Guardians of the Galaxy via Marvel.

"It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's... Hollywood's Surge of Superheroes Played by LGBT Actors" by The Wrap.

Remember yesterday's story about that iconic scene filming for Batman v Superman? Now a bunch of videos have made it online.

EW talked to Nicholas D'Agosto, Gotham's Harvey Dent, on how he's distinguishing the character.

The official descriptions of the Arrow/Flash crossover have hit the web.

Yes, it's true. James Gunn feels bad for putting Adam Warlock's cocoon in The Collector's lair.

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Visit Entertainment Weekly to see an incredible Gamora/Nebula deleted scene from Guardians of the Galaxy.

The Trailer Whisperers talk through the Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer and offer some insight.James Gunn loves raccoons, in this clip on Parade.

Some new Ant-Man images of Corey Stoll and Yellowjacket have leaked online.

This is an awesome superhero t-shirt.

IGN Movies asked James Gunn for his thoughts on the competing DC movie slate.

This old Batmobile has an interesting story and is up for auction.

TV Overmind thinks The Flash is good considering the plot is really bad.

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Funny – the House Stark family tree.

Max Landis drunkenly performs his issue of Adventures of Superman #14.

Alfred and Bruce get personal in this Gotham featurette.

Check out this dress made totally out of Comic-Con bags. It took five years.