Superhero Bits: The Batman Trailer Is Imminent, Killer Croc Arrives On Batwoman & More

"Avengers: Infinity War" and "Avengers: Endgame," two of the biggest movies of all time, owe an awful lot to Marvel's "Infinity Gauntlet" storyline. As the groundbreaking comic book celebrates its 30th anniversary, the folks at Inverse did a deep-dive and have provided a great oral history of the series. What writer Jim Starlin, as well as artists George Pérez and Ron Lim, accomplished in those pages shaped pop culture in ways nobody could have possibly predicted. As such, this is well worth a read for both hardcore and casual fans alike.

Here's the official promo for the second episode of the third season of "Batwoman" on The CW:

When a new incarnation of Gotham's swamp slumming Killer Croc surfaces and starts racking up a body count, the inaugural team-up of Batwoman (Javicia Leslie) and Alice (Rachel Skarsten) is put to the test. But Alice isn't the only unwanted intrusion into Ryan's life when Jada Jet (Robin Givens) shows up at Wayne Enterprises, insisting on meeting the company's new CEO. Luke (Camrus Johnson) and Mary's (Nicole Kang) relationship is strained under the weight of a secret Luke is keeping, while Sophie (Meagan Tandy) finds herself becoming part of Ryan's inner circle.

Jeff Hunt directed the episode, which was written by Chad Fiveash and James Stoteraux.

Something very small is happening now. I love working with Marvel but will not pursue or accept future work until this is resolved. I hope other more high profile creatives in the comic book biz will follow suit. https://t.co/Cq1dquzSVw

— Steven DeKnight (@stevendeknight) October 9, 2021

Several years ago, Marvel Comics editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski was revealed to have written several projects posing as a Japanese man using the pseudonym Akira Yoshida. This sparked controversy at the time and yet, he is still employed by Marvel. That being the case, Steven DeKnight, known for his work on Netflix's "Daredevil," recently revealed that he will no longer be accepting work from the company until this is amended.

1. As I’ve said multiple times, I just found out about it. 2. I said I could not in good conscience accept future comic book work from Marvel because of this. Because I’ve been doing that recently, not in 2017. 3. I hope that clears it up. https://t.co/fzDLixOccq

— Steven DeKnight (@stevendeknight) October 13, 2021

This resulted in a lot of back-and-forth on Twitter, but DeKnknight has stated that he was only recently made aware of this situation, which is why he wrote comics for Marvel in more recent history, such as "Wolverine: Black, White & Blood." We shall see what comes of it, but Cebulski, for now, seems to be in no danger of losing his job.

Marvel's "Eternals" is just around the corner and we're going to find out how the latest entry in the MCU is received in just a few short days. As we can see in this recent Instagram post, the world premiere of the movie is taking place this Monday, and Marvel will be hosting a red carpet event full of interviews, surprises, and more. Those who wish to tune into the festivities can do so beginning at 8:30 pm ET/5:30 pm PT this Monday, October 18.

"The Flash" movie producer Barbara Muschietti has taken to Instagram to tease a little something coming our way during DC FanDome on Saturday. The video above sees director Andy Muschietti, and they are promising a surprise of some sort for fans during the online convention. A trailer? Some first-look photos at the cast? Michael Keaton in the Batman suit once again? It's anyone's guess at this point, but tune in Saturday to find out what it is.