Run by Geeks of Color, for Geeks of Color
Even though Warner Bros. has confirmed films like Wonder Woman 2, The Batman and Flashpoint to be in their slate for future films, there hasn’t been much word on whether there’s going to be a Man Of Steel sequel or not, making everyone wonder if we’re ever going to see Henry Cavill on a Superman solo film again. Superman has […]
On this episode of Legends, the story deviates from the Mallus plot to focus on the least fleshed out character on the team, Zari. Spoilers Ahead The episode starts with the team returning from a mission set during the Battle of Waterloo and 1975. Zari was left on the ship for a maintenance checkup but she tries and uploads a […]
The upcoming live-action Titans TV series is highly anticipated and set to debut on DC’s new digital streaming service as part of its launch this year. Much of the excitement comes from the fact that Teen Titans is one of the most iconic superhero teams in the DC Universe, and for those of our generation who don’t read the comics, […]
Even though there are no apparent plans in Warner’s slate for upcoming DCEU films regarding Nightwing, the pre-production of the film is taking it’s time to deliver a film worthy of one of the most cherished characters DC Comics has to offer. A while back, director and writer Chris McKay revealed that by Valentine’s Day we would have an update […]
Growing up black and loving superheroes was… interesting. I didn’t read comic books so I only had the television to be my gateway into the universe of fantastical beings that could do impossible things. I was addicted. Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, X-Men, Spider-Man, Justice League, Power Rangers, X-Men: Evolution… Honestly, the list goes on and on. The more […]
Legends is back! After taking a longer hiatus, Legends of Tomorrow returns with a horror centric episode, that echoes the film The Exorcist, but still leaves room for us to laugh as always. Spoilers Ahead As I previously stated, this episode of Legends pays homage to The Exorcist. Mallus is taking control of a young girl, who so happens to be the daughter […]
It’s been known that HBO is working on a TV adaptation of one of the most well-known comic book series out there –Watchmen– developed by Damon Lindelof (Lost, The Leftovers) with scripts for the series already in the works. Although we don’t have any information regarding casting calls or announcements, so far we know that, reportedly, the series pilot is set […]
Here at Geeks of Color, we are committed to representing diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry and want to see every facet of that inclusion, both on screen and off. We’ve already told you about the difference between whitewashing and race-bending. Now, a different discussion is emerging. With a flurry of new opportunities for talent of color, people are […]
Ever since it’s announcement, Titans has been surprising people with its casting and production level, from the reveal of Robin’s first picture to Hawk and Dove’s, making people eager to know more about the characters we’ll be seeing on-screen. Today, Deadline has reported that Seamus Dever (Castle) has been cast in a recurring role on Titans, DC’s upcoming show will follow the story […]
Flashpoint has found its directors in John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, most known for their work on Vacation and the upcoming Game Night, starring Jason Bateman. After the announcement that director Rick Famuyiwa had exited Flash’s solo film after creative differences with Warner Bros., there had been some wondering on who the director for this solo film would be, going from Robert Zemeckis to Phil […]
In a recent interview, Brandon Routh discussed the addition of Keynan Lionsdale as Wally West in Legends Of Tomorrow and how it fits the story. Is a tale as old as time -and criticised time after time for its use- that some comic books or comic book shows tend to have a character who’s not a white cis Catholic male to exit a […]
The Dark Knight will have special screenings on The East Coast through Showcase Cinemas as a celebration of its 10th anniversary. 2018 marks the 10 year anniversary of The Dark Knight, one of the most successful and acclaimed film -it crossed the $1 billion mark globally and earned Heath Ledger a posthumous Oscar for Best Supporting Actor- about a superhero ever […]
This past weekend, on January 13th, Geoff Johns revealed that there have been discussions about the possibility of a tv show around Hitman, a popular character in the DC Comics lore. This past weekend was #DCInDC2018, a convention exclusively made of DC Comics content, from comics to television, hosted in the capital of the US with panels, discussions, preview nights, pop-up shops, […]
The Oscar-winning, 12 Years a Slave screenwriter John Ridley wants to take a look at the dark side of the DC Universe history with his new comic, The Other History of the DC Universe. The series will focus on the racial and political history of the DC Universe, telling tales centered on heroes from marginalized groups. Taking lead in the story […]
Batman’s Boy Wonder took control of the Twitter account for Teen Titans Go! To the Movies earlier today, telling us to stay vigilant for a teaser coming our way tomorrow. In the 4th wall-breaking tease of the tease, the charm of the Teen Titans Go! series shines through as Robin prepares for his big screen debut. Who makes these “Internet […]
Batman and The Signal #1 Written by Tony Patrick Art by Cully Hamner and Laura Martin Published by DC Comics It’s been a long time coming for Duke Thomas to embark on his own solo superhero story. We were first introduced to Duke during the New 52, when he appeared in Scott Snyder’s Batman: Zero Year. The Duke we knew […]
