We've got just over a month before Wonder Woman hits theaters. By this time in a mega-blockbuster superhero movie's gestation cycle, potential audiences have long been drowning in promotional campaigns. Marketing is s huge part of the movie process. So where is the marketing for Wonder Woman?

This brilliant trailer, which shows how the first movie would have been made in the DC/Warner Bros. factory of dark cinema, has me laughing more than the genuine Guardians trailers.

Ben Affleck said that his solo Batman film is "not a set thing" in a recent interview.

This new quick hit promo for the DC TV universe mega crossover should give you a proper, invigorating kick in the pants.

Fun Suits has put together a collection of business suits inspired by Marvel and DC Comics characters, including several super-classy "Secret Identity" styles that keep the logos hidden.

Wonder Woman is not in any danger. At least that's what Patty Jenkins is saying. The director of the film unleashed her own lasso of truth in the form of a series of tweets yesterday as a response to an anonymous open letter that has been circulating around the Internet since it first went up on Thursday.

Did you hear about DC's planned half-hour, single-camera comedy Powerless and think, "I'm really more of a Marvel fan"? Well, today's your lucky day, because Marvel's cooking up their own twist on the underpowered-humans-living-among-superheroes concept. It's called Damage Control.

Why is Hollywood so obsessed with predicting the death of superhero movies?

Submitted for your approval: after previously teaming up on Lucifer, NBC and DC Comics are uniting for Powerless, a half-hour comedy that is reportedly tonally similar to The Office.