Superhero Bits: Kid Flash, Batcycle Lawsuit, Marvel Now! Line-Up, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk Hands & More
Want the rundown of all the titles coming with the relaunch of Marvel Now! this fall? Why is Warner Bros. getting sued by the designer of the original Batcycle from the Batman TV series? Why did David Ayer ask Viola Davis to swear at Joel Kinnaman on the set of Suicide Squad? All that and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.
Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones wants to play a Marvel villain, but not one from the actual comics.Tyler Hoechlin talks about the training he's been going through to play Superman in the next season of Supergirl.
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Suicide Squad director David Ayer lays inside a shrine of weapons on the set of the DC Comics movie.Kevin Smith would be down for directing an episode of Supergirl, because he likes paychecks like the rest of us.
Superman and Cyborg are featured in this clips from the animated LEGO Gotham City Breakout movie.
There's the possibility for an endless amount of Suicide Squad sequels and spin-offs at Warner Bros.
Here's the first photos of Keiynan Lonsdale as Wally West, suited up in the bright Kid Flash suit.
Sony Pictures chairman Tom Rothman had plenty of nice things to say about Marvel and the new Spider-Man.
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Batman v Superman set photographer Clay Enos shared another fantastic image of Wonder Woman on set.
The full line-up for the return of Marvel Now! leaked earlier today, and you can see what's coming right here.
Hello from the set of #Thor3! As you can see, I've got my hands full. It ain't easy being green....@thorofficialhttps://t.co/PnYTnX8n96
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) July 12, 2016
Mark Ruffalo gets his Hulk hands on in this quick little video from the set of Thor: Ragnarok.David Ayer had Viola Davis surprise Joel Kinnaman with some extra profanity during Suicide Squad takes.
TV Guide's special Comic-Con issue with The Flash and Supergirl is about as all-American as you can get.
Warner Bros. is getting sued over merchandising profits by the designer of the original Batcycle.
Supergirl stuntwoman Jessie Graff competes in American Ninja Warrior again dressed as Wonder Woman.
Some new Spider-Man: Homecoming set photos have Spidey apprehending a criminal with his trusty web.
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Tweeterhead's statue of The Joker from the 1966 Batman TV series is actually kind of terrifying.
Melissa Benoist is getting her own Supergirl action figure in the DC Comics Multiverse line.
It's time to get mischievous in this Loki chiffon tank top available at ThinkGeek right now.
Keep your car from getting too hot while also framing Captain America for vandalizing your car.