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Things We Saw Today: Warner Bros. Releases Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg, Green Lantern Movie Logos

In addition to the huge drop of both the Suicide Squad and Wonder Woman trailers, Warner Bros. also shared the movie logos for each of the Justice League members.

Ryan Reynolds Talks Deadpool, Superhero Film Flops, and White Privilege in Hollywood

Much has been made of Steven Spielberg's suspicion that superhero movies are on their way out, and Ryan Reynolds recently used the topic as an opportunity to take aim at the entrenched sexism and racism in Hollywood — systemic issues from which the superhero genre is far from immune.

Is New Arrow Coast City Production Art Teasing the Arrival of Green Lantern?

Is the world of Arrow going to get even bigger? That's the look of things judging by the above production art that Arrow Executive Producer Marc Guggenheim shared over the weekend.

Tyrese Still Wants Green Lantern; Had “A Couple of Meetings” with WB

Tyrese Gibson of The Fast and the Furious fame has been on a mission to lock down a role in the Green Lantern reboot slated for 2020. Inspired by the fan-art of himself in the role, Tyrese had a meeting with Warner Brothers about the picture last June, and confirmed today that he's now had "a couple of meetings" with the studio.

Tyrese Gibson Might Be Your New Green Lantern, “Blames” Fans For Casting Campaign

Apparently during an interview with ET, he teased that he'd already taken the oath as well as a meeting or two with folks over at Warner Bros.

Beam Me Up, Hal: A Star Trek/Green Lantern Crossover Is Coming!

Worlds collided at Wondercon on Saturday, as DC Comics and IDW Publishing announced Star Trek/Green Lantern: The Spectrum War, a six-part miniseries set to release in July. Behind the writer's helm is Mike Johnson, who was the pen behind a bunch of Star Trek and DC comics. He's joined by Angel Hernández, who was the artist's brush behind recent issues of Infinite Crisis: Fight for the Multiverse.

Things We Saw Today: Pi Fashion In Fitting With Pi Day Celebrations

In case you missed the memo, today was Pi Day. Whether it was pizza pie, pie pie, or good old classic pi, the celebrations were raging today, and they were delicious.

Fans Create the DC/Marvel Crossover Movie We Deserve

It's been more than ten years since the last time DC and Marvel got it together long enough to make a crossover book, and if you think the negotiations between New Line and Warner Bros. over rights to produce and distribute The Hobbit were bad, scale New Line up to a company the size of Disney, throw in Sony Pictures and Fox Studios, and consider how unlikely it is that we'd get any of them to make a movie bridging the Justice League, Avengers, X-Men, and Spider-Man universes.

DC Comics Cancels 13 Series (Including Batwoman) Just as Convergence Event Ramps Up… Coincidence?

It's December and we've just started hearing about what comics are going to be coming out in May, because that's how comics work. And DC's slate of comics for May reveals one of their biggest waves of cancellations since the start of the New 52... just as they launch into a multiverse-spanning event story line. Hmmmmmmmm.

DC Comics Introduces a New Male Star Sapphire With a Familiar Face

And this is where I kick myself for being 3-4 issues behind on my DC Comics books. Spoilers to come for Green Lantern Corps #36.