Apparently, we can't just have one new Iron Man in Riri Williams. A "reformed" Doctor Doom will also be taking on the Iron Man mantle in a new title called Infamous Iron Man. According to Nerdist, “the greatest villain of the Marvel Universe will try something new. Where Tony Stark failed, Doom will succeed. What is Doom’s Master Plan?” I guess Marvel's really determined to have, like, a jillion people being each hero, huh?

Peggy Carter's got a shotgun in the latest teaser for Agent Carter, which is edited as though it's advertising a madcap comedy rather than a high-stakes action thriller.

What is this strange world in which Marvel and Sony have teamed up on Spider-Man, and NBC is totally cool with The CW's Arrow using John Constantine with the same actor (Matt Ryan)? I don't know, but I do know that I like it.

Ming Doyle, comics illustrator and co-writer for Constantine: The Hellblazer, spoke with us at Boston Comic Con about her creative process, her dream projects (e.g. a Cthulhu-inspired Namor story), her tips for navigating the "weird world" of social media, and her dislike of reductionist tropes for women characters.

It looks like we can't get rid of our favorite misanthropic Master of the Dark Arts that easily! We've heard speculation about this, but now it's been confirmed! Matt Ryan, who brilliantly played the titular character on NBC's short-lived Constantine, will be donning the trench coat once more! Only this time, he'll be playing the character on The CW's Arrow.

Robert Karjel recently penned a piece for The Guardian titled "A thriller with a bisexual male hero? American readers can't handle it," discussing the reviews he's received on his novel and his decision to portray a bisexual protagonist. Looking at reviews on Amazon, The Swede has gotten a lot of positive attention, but Karjel points to a couple comments that stand out.

Actor and comedian Echo Kellum (Sean Saves the World) was just cast as Mr. Terrific/Chris Holt in Arrow's fourth season. The show will introduce Holt as an employee at Palmer Technologies under Felicity Smoak's supervision.

There may not be hope left for Constantine the SHOW to come back, but its star—both the character John Constantine and actor Matt Ryan—may still have a chance to return to TV screens if the rest of DC's TV universe has anything to say about it.

Bad news, Constantine fans. Yesterday, co-creator Daniel Cerone announced that the Vertigo adaptation is officially dead.

NBC may have passed on a second season of Constantine, but all hope is not lost. Fans and stars alike have been tweeting their support of the show in the hopes that another network might give it a chance - including Arrow's Stephen Amell.

There's been a lot of back-and-forth about the fate of NBC's Constantine, and fans need to know what's going on! Well, we're at least a teeny bit closer to knowing what's up one way or the other. Constantine showrunner, Daniel Cerone, recently confirmed with Comic Book Resources that our favorite Master of the Dark Arts still has some life in him yet.

Yup, another DC Comics property is getting the pilot treatment.

Did this week's episode of Constantine live up to its Friday the 13th air date?

Yesterday the annual DC summit wrapped up at their new offices in Burbank, California, and clearly a good time was had by all (though it would have been better if they've stayed in New York City and we got to hang out with them... shh, no, Victoria, don't be jealous). Here we have Babs Tarr (Batgirl), Ming Doyle (Dark Universe), Becky Cloonan (Gotham Academy), Annie Wu (Black Canary), and Genevieve Valentine (Catwoman).

This awesome, light up Millennium Falcon guitar was built by DoniGuitars. Sadly, the "Rebel Bass" model is predictably hard to track down.

In which Constantine becomes Eli Stone (which, if you haven't seen, you should go watch immediately).

I gotta be honest, the title of this week's Constantine makes me want to sing the Aladdin soundtrack.