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With all the talk flying around Marvel these days, from new 'Iron Man 3' sneak peeks, to the live-action 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' TV series, it's been a good while since we've heard anything on the DC side!  Well, no longer!  It might be on the side of the small screen, but Cartoon Network's upcoming animated series 'Beware the Batman' might just give us our fix while we wait for news of the caped crusader'

Understandably, the buzz behind 'Star Wars' exploded through culture this week with news of Disney's mammoth purchase of the franchise, and eventual continuation of the movie saga that began the legendary series.  Yet, through all that movie news and speculation, relatively little attention has fallen to TV, wherein 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' has been making waves for the last four years.  Now th

With all the new details of 'Star Wars' TV flying around the galaxy these days, from the TV shows that will never happen, to the ones that unfortunately will, it's easy to forget how uncompromisingly awesome 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' has become.  Now heading into its fifth season (of a supposedly three year period, don't ask) the latest trailer for 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' will make many a fa

We've seen all manner of reactions to the terrible and tragic 'The Dark Knight Rises' shooting in aurora.  Some comedians make horribly ill-timed jokes, while the Warner Bros. studio itself modifies films like 'Gangster Squad' for content all-too reminiscent of the shooting that left 12 dead and dozens more wounded.  On the heels of it's 'Gangster Squad' changes, Warner Bros. has decided to make a

'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' fans have breathed a big sigh of relief in these past few weeks.  Not only was that bizarre Michael Bay-helmed 'Ninja Turtles' that turned the iconic heroes into aliens seemingly put to rest, but now we've got a first look at TV's return to more traditional turtles!  In the first trailer for the upcoming animated series, how do the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles st

It seems like only last October (because it was) that 'Robot Chicken' creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich announced that they would produce an all DC Comics special in the vain of their three 'Star Wars' specials.  Today, that nerd-dream comes one step closer to reality with the reveal of the upcoming special's all-star cast!

While many of us remain in an eternal lament over the end of Bruce Timm' and Paul Dini's masterful take on the DC Universe, a number of superhero efforts over the past few years have bridged the gulf better than we expect.  And while gone is the campy flavor of 'Batman: The Brave and the Bold,' we're ready for a bold new vision of The Dark Knight.

Some might call them second-tier superheros but the DC trio of Batgirl, Supergirl and Wonder Girl finally got their close-up in this past weekend's Cartoon Network premiere of the animated short 'Super Best Friends Forever.'

Don't tell J.J. Abrams, but it looks like his 'Star Trek's Scotty has defected from the Trekkies to the realm of 'Star Wars!'