The Last Of Us is a dark, ugly franchise. The world is populated by the most abominable zombies imaginable and lots of people die. Life in this world is, as 17th century writer Thomas Hobbes put it, "nasty, brutish, and short."

DC fans, rejoice! James Gunn and Peter Safran confirmed that fan-favorite DC hero Booster Gold is coming to the small screen.

Only one thing has caught my attention from the DC news slate, and that thing is ... swampy.

Andrew Bowser's viral YouTube character takes to the big screen with an '80s-inspired horror-comedy featuring plenty of practical effects

You don't need to dump on a movie your boss already murdered, especially if that movie was the only movie with a female star who wasn't white.

Promoting an alleged abuser in order to maximize profits is definitely not a solid foundation for a new era of superheroes.

Finally, the Lanterns are coming.

The Last of Us takes the formula followed by countless other scary shows and throws it out of the window.

If the title of the new Wonder Woman series sounds familiar, there's a reason—it has a history in both DC comics and Western literature.

And so now watching the pilot again, we'll always know what the Depeche Mode means.