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Originally published Feb. 12, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. Pt; updated Feb. 26, 2025 at 5:30 p.m. Pt

Coral made her debut on the Feb. 12 episode of The Masked Singer Season 13 as a member of Group A. The sultry sea creature's first song on Fox's reality TV show was “Mad World” by Tears for Fears, and she had the four panelists guessing such famous names as Carly Rae Jepsen, Sabrina Carpenter, and Halsey.

For her second performance she sang "Accidentally in Love" by Counting Crows, which had the panelists spout off additional guesses like Dove Cameron, Hailee Steinfeld, and Lili Reinhart. Her third song, “Luck Be a Lady” by Frank Sinatra, snagged guesses like Victoria Justice, Rachel Zegler, and Camila Mendes.

But who is Coral? If you're looking for The Masked Singer spoilers and clues, you've come to the right place! Read on for everything to know about Coral, including which famous celebrity...

David Krumholtz and Emily Beecham have joined the cast of 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow'.The 'Oppenheimer' actor and the 'Hail, Caesar!' will take on the roles of Supergirl’s parents in the upcoming Craig Gillespie movie for Warner Bros. Discovery DC Studios, according to The Hollywood Reporter.'House of the Dragon' star Milly Alcock was previously cast in the titular role.The 24-year-old actress - who is best known for portraying a young Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in the first five episodes of HBO’s 'Game of Thrones' prequel series - will star as the Woman of Steel in the DC flick after she screen-tested with the studio's co-ceo James Gunn.Milly beat 'Coda' star Emilia Jones and Meg Donnelly, who already voiced the role in the DC animated films 'Legion of Superheroes' and 'Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One', to the part.

Liam McIntyre is best known for stepping into the shoes of the iconic gladiator Spartacus after the tragic passing of Andy Whitfield. His role in the hit Starz series Spartacus turned his career around and made him into a household name, showcasing his raw talent and dedication to the entire world.

McIntyre shared some insights into his early career. | Image Credit: Starz

As he explained in an interview, his journey to fame was not an easy one. Long before stepping into the bloody sandals of the iconic gladiator, McIntyre was on the other side of the counter, selling games. However, his love and passion for gaming eventually led him to a unique opportunity in the video game industry.

Liam McIntyre’s early struggles and passion for video games McIntyre explained his passion for gaming. | Image Credit: Starz

Before his rise to fame in Hollywood, McIntyre faced significant struggles. The Australian...

When we think of Mark Harmon, the image that instantly comes to our mind is his portrayal of the stoic and sharp-witted Leroy Jethro Gibs on NCIS. The cornerstone of one of television’s longest-running TV shows and most beloved crime drama, Harmon is best known for his effortless on-screen charm and nuanced portrayals.

Mark Harmon | Credit: NCIS / CBS

Over the many years of his career, the actor has been in several TV shows and movies and even dabbled in theatre. However, there is more to his persona and career than what meets the eye. Beyond his television success, Harmon once even donned the mantle of DC’s Superman.

When NCIS icon Mark Harmon played Man of Steel Superman in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths | Credit: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment

In his decades-long career, Mark Harmon has taken on a range of roles, from his fan-favorite role of Leroy...

The release of the trailer for James Gunn's Superman film has set the Internet abuzz, in no small part due to its vibrant cast composed of many underrated DC characters. One standout inclusion is a long time coming, with Edi Gathegi bringing DC Comics superstar Mister Terrific to life in his first appearance on the big screen.

The Superman trailer has generated a lot of discussion for its willingness to dip into DC's more obscure cast of characters, with Krypto the Super Dog, Green Lantern Guy Gardner, and Hawkgirl all given premier billing. The appearance of Mister Terrific near the trailer's end is a welcome surprise, as this marks his big-screen debut despite being a major player in DC Comics for decades.

Despite being relatively obscure outside the comics, Mister Terrific is a lynchpin character in the DC universe, serving as the backbone for many critical superhero organizations, like...

DC has an interesting slate of movies and shows coming in 2025 to kick off a new period for the franchise!

2024 was, in many ways, the end of an era for DC Comics. The Dceu, with its tortured history, ended with the year prior with Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom sinking fast, so there weren't any new films from that franchise this year. The CW's Arroweverse also closed out after 12 years with Superman and Lois, while their animated film universe also ended with the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy.

It's a new day for DC Comics on TV and film, with James Gunn and Peter Safran crafting a new DC Universe. There have been shifts as The Batman II is now delayed until 2026, and other projects are in the works. So DC's 2025 slate isn't as huge as Marvel's, but there are new notable entries coming, so here's a calendar of...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for all of DC's 2024 releases.2024 has been quite a deadly year for the DC Universe, with plenty of movies and TV shows being released with a high body count. Compared to years past, which saw frequent releases of Dceu movies, 2024 constituted something of a gap year for DC's live-action projects, with Batman villain solo stories like Joker: Folie Á Deux and The Penguin eating the lion's share of the notoriety. Both of these projects presented audiences with some shocking moments, including deaths carrying huge implications for their respective continuities.

2024 also saw DC release a number of high-profile animated projects, from the start of the Dcu with Creature Commandos to the finale of the animated Tomorrowverse series with the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy. These animated shows and films were arguably even more audacious with character deaths, rounding out the year for the company.

2024 has proved it's high time for DC to adapt Batman Beyond into a live-action movie, and the stage is in many ways perfectly set for this to come to fruition. The original Batman Beyond series ran from 1999-2001, with the animated Batman show exploring the future of Gotham after Bruce Wayne is forced to retire from his superhero role, and the mantle is instead handed down to Terry McGinnis. While the character has returned since then, the potential of his appearance in live-action hasn't been formally capitalized on, despite prior efforts to do so.

However, recent history has provided some of the most solid examples of why Batman Beyond mor than deserves its time in the live-action big-screen spotlight. The first of these came with Terry's second proper animated movie appearance after Batman Beyond: Return Of The Joker, as the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy saw the character reappear,...

DC's only must-watch superhero movie released in 2024 is now available for viewers to stream on Max.

Before James Gunn's new Dcu kicked off with Creature Commandos in December, the year had a handful of other releases from the DC landscape. This included the release of all three parts of Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths and both chapters of the animated Watchmen movie.

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Can you believe it’s been over a decade since Spartacus first brought its blood-soaked, action-packed drama to our screens? Back in 2010, this hit show redefined the historical epics with its unapologetic intense storytelling and raw actions. Though Gladiator and Rome did lay the groundwork for sword-and-sandal greatness, Spartacus intensified the level, delivering four seasons of unforgettable action.

Of course, it wasn’t just the on-screen drama that had us hooked to our screens, behind the scenes, the heartbreaking loss of Andy Whitfield after Season 1 broke our hearts. But the series persevered, with Liam McIntyre stepping in to finish this epic saga of the Thracian rebel leader.

A still from Spartacus (Credits- Starz)

And the legacy of the legendary storyline has now returned once again with the upcoming spinoff, Spartacus: House of Ashur. Reportedly, Starz is revisiting the story but with an added twist, what if Ashur, the scheming underdog...

With DC Studios setting out to create a single shared Dcu (with a handful of "Elseworlds" projects like The Batman franchise), it's unclear what that means for Warner Bros. Animation's direct-to-dvd DC offerings. 

2024 has seen the release of Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths and Watchmen, though July's San Diego Comic-Con didn't bring the usual annual announcements about what's next. As a result, most fans expect these movies to be quietly scrapped. 

Now, though, it appears there either are - or were - plans for an animated trilogy based on Batman: Knightfall. 

Based on recent filings on the Entertainment Identifier Registry (Eidr) system, which "provides a unique identifier for audiovisual content across the global entertainment industry," DC Animated Universe veteran Jeff Wamester (who helmed the Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy) will helm this adaptation of the iconic storyline.

He's been a huge part of the Tomorrowverse which essentially ended...

New information points to Warner Bros. Discovery developing an animated Batman trilogy.

The last slate of direct-to-dvd films based on DC superhero characters from Warner Bros. Animation, dubbed the Tomorrowverse, ended in 2024 with Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three. One of these films had adapted a truly iconic Batman story: The Long Halloween.

It was not the first and will not be the last Batman story to be adapted into animation or live-action. However, one of Batman's most iconic stories, Batman: Knightfall, has yet to be adapted in full — until now.

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Funko has announced a digital Pop! collection in honor of the 85th anniversary of Batman. The iconic comic book character, who is the bat-themed, crime-fighting alter ego of rich Gotham playboy Bruce Wayne, originally debuted in Detective Comics #27 in 1939. Over the years, the character's growing popularity spawned a sprawling multimedia franchise that includes live-action and animated television series, merchandise, serials, radio dramas, video games, theme park rides, more than a dozen Batman movies, and more.

Now, Funko - the company behind the iconic Pop! vinyl figures - has announced their 85th anniversary Batman digital collection. On November 19 at 11:00 a.m. Pdt, they will debut a new collection of Digital Pop! figures in the form of digital animated trading cards inspired by Batman's rogue's gallery of iconic villains, including The Joker, Catwoman, Professor Pyg, Two-Face, and The Riddler. The collection will be available for purchase exclusively through Droppp. Below, see...

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The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three.

Warner Bros. Animation has taken a few liberties in adapting the Crisis on Infinite Earths animated trilogy. DC loyalists already saw this iconic comics event in the Arrowverse. Now, they get a serving in animation, with the medium offering a lot more cosmic spectacle.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three finds the heroes trying to recover after the Anti-Monitor arrives to devour worlds. Sadly, Supergirl is turned into his pawn, which leads to her killing the Monitor in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Two. As the rest of the alliance powers, however, the final chapter reveals more deaths, heartbreaking sacrifices, and a big decision as the status quo shifts monumentally.

This article was updated on October 28, 2024, by Christopher Raley: The Justice League:...

These days, James Gunn is known for giving us the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movies and for heading up the new DC Studios over at Warner Bros. As the director gears up to unleash his "Superman" movie, we're all eager to see whether Gunn can finally make DC truly competitive in the superhero movie marketplace, even as audience interest may be waning.

Of course, "Superman" isn't Gunn's first foray into DC territory. Prior to helming DC Studios, his bloody, messy sequel "The Suicide Squad" was well-received even as a day-and-date pandemic release hampered its commercial performance. Meanwhile, his TV series "Peacemaker" was a vulgar, violent masterpiece, and will soon return for a second season that is set to meld DC animation and live-action. His "Guardians" movies for Marvel had been family-friendly affairs, and both of these DC projects allowed the director to embrace a more lurid, adult sensibility, and it...

The third and final installment in the animated Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths trilogy hit Max, and the multiverse is collapsing in on itself. But among a plethora of other notable animated cameos, one scene in particular stands out as a significant bookend for the animated world of the DC Universe. In his final performance as the Dark Knight, Kevin Conroy shines by revisiting his original Batman: The Animated Series role opposite Mark Hamill's Joker for one final showdown. And boy, is it perfect.

There is still hope yet for Young Justice Season 5. Nolan North, who voices Superboy in the acclaimed DC animated series, recently reminded fans that the show has neither been canceled nor renewed.

Speaking with Screen Rant to promote Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, North explained that Young Justice is currently on hiatus and awaiting a renewal order or cancelation from Max. "Well, we have Warner Brothers people on the Zoom right now, I'm telling you guys, we can do this. We can make another season. I don't know, I'm not privy to that. I know it's a hit. I know fans want it desperately. I don't know, I wish I did," he said. "We were so fortunate to get [to do the first two] seasons and three and four. As you know, if you saw season four, Superboy had a big storyline in that and it was so much fun. I love Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti,...

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Superboy voice actor Nolan North opens up on the possibility of Young Justice season 5, following the DC show's previous season. After the end of Young Justice: Phantoms (a.k.a. season 4), the world was left without a proper answer to whether or not this was the end of the DC animated series. With all the changes that have been happening at Warner Bros. Discovery concerning the DC properties, as they are getting ready for James Gunn's DC Universe, many have assumed Young Justice was done.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant, while promoting Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One, Nolan, who voices multiple characters in the movie, was asked for an update about Young Justice season 5. While an official renewal for Young Justice season 5 hasn't happened, Nolan stressed that Young Justice has not been canceled, sharing the following:

Well,...

Green Lantern has had a rough history on film. In 2011, Warner Bros. bet on the hero being their Iron Man; a B-lister underdog who could kick off a blockbuster franchise. "Green Lantern" starring Ryan Reynolds did not fly high so the character was almost completely absent from the DC Extended Universe. (None of the major Green Lanterns show up in either cut of "Justice League.")

Now, James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Studios is again looking to make the Green Lantern Corps an early fixture of their DC Films. Nathan Fillion is playing Guy Gardner in 2025's "Superman" and a "Lanterns" TV series is currently in development at HBO. A "True Detective" style murder mystery, "Lanterns" will star the two most famous comic Green Lanterns: Hal Jordan and John Stewart (not the one from "The Daily Show").

Kyle Chandler has recently been cast as Hal Jordan, so what about John?...

Kevin Conroy's final performance as Bruce Wayne/Batman is coming to Max. The Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service has unveiled when Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three will begin streaming on the platform.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three will premiere on Max on Oct. 21, 2024, roughly three months after it was released on 4K Uhd, Blu-ray, and Digital. Based on the 1980s 12-issue limited comic book series of the same name by Marv Wolfman and George Prez, the synopsis for the third and final installment in the animated Crisis on Infinite Earths film trilogy reads as follows: "Now fully revealed as the ultimate threat to existence, the Anti-monitor wages an unrelenting attack on the surviving Earths that struggle for survival in a pocket universe. One-by-one, these worlds and all their inhabitants are vaporized! On the planets that remain, even time itself is shattered and heroes...

The Arrowverse was truly an astounding piece of television storytelling, a daring experiment that set the standard for how to do interconnected universes on TV, and for how to bring DC heroes to the small screen in live-action. This vital part of TV history came about as superheroes were dominating the big screen and departed just as superhero media ceased to be a surefire bet.

Even today, the Arrowverse remains something special, a universe filled with shows of different tones and approaches. Before the Netflix Marvel series tried to distinguish one another with different color filters, the Arrowverse got started with the "Batman Begins"-esque "Arrow" — a show with many ups and downs, but an unquestionable legacy. After that came the silly and soapy superhero saga that is "The Flash" (which explored the multiverse years before the concept came to dominate the superhero genre), the progressive and idealistic "Supergirl," the noir-inspired "Batwoman,...

For all the varying universes with shared continuity, the DC Animated Universe remains the peak adaptation of comics' oldest characters. While many who make that argument may do so from a place of nostalgia, the storytelling throughout holds up. If the Dcau has a cornerstone, it's the Justice League series that ran on the Cartoon Network from 2001 to 2004. Justice League gave fans a very similar experience to reading the comics, from interconnected storytelling to the pure joy of seeing their favorite heroes work together. Interestingly, the Dcau was not the first shared universe featuring these characters. More than 30 years earlier, Filmation produced a "cinematic universe" featuring DC Comics' characters. It was followed by others, including the iconic Super Friends.

Justice League was not the first time fans saw these heroes together on the small screen. But, with all due respect to the stories that came before it, Justice League was better in every possible way.

Quick Links Crisis on Infinite Earths Makes Amazo an Important Player Crisis on Infinite Earths Uses the Speed Force As Salvation Crisis on Infinite Earths Slows Down Time for the Best Crisis on Infinite Earths Hung On a Mystery Before "the Beginning" Barry Allen's actions lead to the creation of the Tomorrowverse, starting with Superman: Man of Tomorrow. Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One Ending, Explained adapts the iconic DC event with a shocking story twist. The heroes must navigate alternate dimensions, utilize the Speed Force, and face imminent threats in a desperate battle that ends on a hopeless note.

The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three, now available on Digital.

When Justice League Dark: Apokolips closed out the DC Animated Movie Universe in 2020, fans had no clue what would come next. Thanks to Barry Allen running off another Flashpoint,...

Vic Sage embodied Steve Ditko's Objectivist philosophy in Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths trilogy, showcasing his unwavering moral code. The character of The Question evolved over time, reflecting different interpretations of Objectivism and individual liberty. The Tomorrowverse captured the essence of The Question in line with Ditko's original vision, presenting a unique and authentic hero.

The following contains spoilers for all three parts of Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths now available to own or stream.

One of the last projects in the venerated DC Animated Universe was Justice League Unlimited, celebrating its 20th anniversary. While the series and its attendant universe is still beloved by fans, the recent adult animated DC shared universe, called the Tomorrowverse, bested its predecessor where one character was concerned. Steve Ditko's Vic Sage, also known as The Question, appeared in both, but only the Tomorrowverse realized the character as his creator intended.

DC's animated Justice League films follow various continuities, complicating viewing patterns beyond chronological order. Standalone films offer unique, non-shared universe stories featuring the Justice League with varied art styles and themes. The Tomorrowverse continuity ties into the Dcamu, making viewing all animated Justice League movies a more cohesive experience.

The DC Animated Universe has a rich filmography when it comes to the Justice League, necessitating a solid watch order to make sense of it all. DC's animated films are a consistent content output, and standing among them are some of DC's most faithful media. With a new animated Justice League film from DC having been put out at least once almost every year since 2010, it's easy to get lost in putting together the chronological order in which the films were released.

Warner Brother's live-action Dceu may be on the brink of a reboot, yet the universe's animated films have always had a strong identity.

Katee Sackhoff returns to DC animation in Watchmen Chapter 1, taking over the iconic role of Laurie Juspeczyk Aka Silk Spectre. It's another massive line on her already impressive genre resume, which also includes The Mandalorian, The Flash and of course, Battlestar Galactica. But stepping into the grim world of Watchmen is its own separate beast.

In an interview with Cbr, Sackhoff discussed her reaction to landing the role of Silk Spectre. She also discussed the one quality she felt was important when bringing Laurie to life. Plus, how does working in DC animation compare to the voice work that she's done for Lucasfilm and Disney in their Star Wars universe?

Cbr: You previously worked for DC providing the voice of Pamela Isley Aka Poison ivy in both Batman: The Long Halloween and Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three. What did it mean to you to get to...

Superman: Man of Tomorrow kicked off the Tomorrowverse with a strong start, showcasing a fresh art style and engaging voice cast. Green Lantern: Beware My Power struggled to captivate Tomorrowverse fans, overshadowing John Stewart with Hal Jordan's popularity. Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three served as an underwhelming conclusion to the series, falling short of its potential.

The Tomorrowverse was the latest attempt at a DC animated movie universe, with some films pulling off the concept better than others. The most recent cartoon cinematic continuity for DC Comics began with the release of Superman: Man of Tomorrow in 2020, showing off a daring new art style and voice cast after the conclusion of the beloved Dcamu. While the Tomorrowverse improved on the Dcamu in many ways, it's final filmography ends up being somewhat uneven.

With the release of Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three,...

The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, now available digitally.

Worlds lived, worlds died, and a new Earth was born at the conclusion of Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three. Facing death and erasure during the Anti-Monitor's assault on the DC Multiverse, numerous heroes made significant sacrifices for the people they loved. Aquaman chose to return home to be with his wife and son before the Anti-Monitor wiped his world from existence. Likewise, Kevin Conroy's Batman from the Dcau went down fighting the Joker one last time, just as his Earth was being destroyed by an antimatter wave.

Two of the biggest DC heroes who sacrificed their lives to save their families were Supergirl and Black Canary. Actors Meg Donnelly and Elysia Rotaru spoke with Cbr about their experiences voicing these iconic DC heroes in the Tomorrowverse,...

Fan-made Dcu trailer casts Jensen Ackles as The Brave and the Bold's Batman fulfilling many fans' dreams of seeing the Supernatural star playing the Dark Knight in live-action. Jensen Ackles' experience playing Dean Winchester in Supernatural and Soldier Boy in The Boys makes him a strong candidate for The Brave and the Bold's protagonist. Ackles has also voiced Batman in several animated projects, including Batman: The Long Halloween and the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths animated trilogy.

A fan-made Dcu trailer for The Brave and the Bold fulfills a popular Batman fan casting with Supernatural and The Boys star Jensen Ackles playing the Dark Knight. As the Dcu's Gods and Monsters chapter begins to take shape with Creature Commandos and Superman, more updates about the rest of the franchise provide valuable information to fans. Yet, information about the Dcu's The Brave and the Bold movie remains scarce, and...

The Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy concludes the Tomorrowverse by creating a new continuity for future stories. The Huntress' comic book history is controversial due to her death in 1985's Crisis on Infinite Earths, and the reboots and retcons that followed. The Crisis movie trilogy avoids the comics' mistakes with The Huntress by not complicating her history and by emphasizing her importance to Batman's emotional growth.

The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, now available on Digital.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three ended the Tomorrowverse with only 10 movies, presumably setting up the next phase of stories in the DC Animated Movie Universe (Dcamu). Based on Marv Wolfman's and George Prez's 1985 event comic Crisis on Infinite Earths, the DC Multiverse heroes similarly find themselves in a losing battle against the Anti-Monitor, a god-like being whose sole...

The Tomorrowverse concludes with Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths, Part Three after ten movies. DC Animation's future direction remains uncertain as a new continuity emerges after the Justice League trilogy. Lukic pays tribute to multiple DC animated universes in the final installment, integrating iconic styles.

Butch Lukic looks back at the end of the Tomorrowverse while paying tribute to previous DC franchises in Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths, Part Three. While it started back in 2020, everything has a beginning, middle, and end, which is the case for the Tomorrowverse. After ten movies, the creative team is officially concluding the franchise, and to go out with a bang, an animated adaptation of Crisis On Infinite Earths was picked.

Following the dramatic ending to Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths, Part Two, the third and final chapter brought the endgame to life. As worlds died while heroes fell, Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths,...

DC animated Tomorrowverse ends with Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three, marking a conclusion to various DC properties. The final chapter pays homage to past DC animated universes before their grim fates, honoring characters like Batman from Batman: The Animated Series. The emotional journey of completing the Tomorrowverse includes a tribute to the late Kevin Conroy as Batman and leaves room for potential return to DC animation.

Jim Kreig looks at the end of the DC animated franchise, the Tomorrowverse, as Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three finishes that universe. The last few years have a lot about farewells when it comes to various DC properties. As the Dceu movie timeline ended its run in 2023, while the Arrowverse will be finished after this fall, the world of animation faces another conclusion with DC.

Starting in 2020 with Superman: Man of Tomorrow, the Tomorrowverse received a very special...

Warner Bros. Animation wraps up the Tomorrowverse with Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three. Elysia Rotaru voices both Black Canary versions in the finale, connecting the two iconic heroines seamlessly. Rotaru looks forward to potential future projects in the DC franchise, excited to continue exploring the superhero realm.

Tomorrowverse actor Elysia Rotaru opens up on her final chapter in the DC franchise with Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three. Throughout 2024, Warner Bros. Animation has been focusing on finishing the Tomorrowverse, which began all the way back in 2020. To give the franchise a conclusion, the creative team turned to one of DC's most iconic storylines by adapting Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Following the ending in Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths, Part Two, the third and final installment, gave the heroes of the Tomorrowverse their final spotlight. Both incarnations of Black Canary are featured in the project,...

One of the current voice actors for Supergirl is open to leaving DC for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Meg Donnelly, who voices the Maiden of Might in the Tomorrowverse animated movies, recently revealed that she would be down to play Gwen Stacy/Spider-Gwen in the MCU.

While speaking with The Hollywood Handle to promote Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three, the conclusion of both the Tomorrowverse and the DC Animated Movie Universe, Donnelly was asked if there were any characters in the Marvel Universe that she would love to portray in the MCU. "In the MCU? Ooh. I mean, I would, Gwen Stacy, I love. I love her so that that would be really cool or like Spider-Gwen would be really cool," the actor said. "I dont think theyre planning on it, but a live version of the spider verse that would be cool because shes really awesome.

Tomorrowverse voice actor Meg Donnelly reflects on her emotional final performance as Supergirl in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths. Donnelly's portrayal of Supergirl pays homage to the iconic Crisis on Infinite Earths comic series, ending with major stakes and sacrifices. Despite the Tomorrowverse coming to an end, Donnelly shares her passion for voice acting and her hopes to continue portraying Supergirl in the future.

Tomorrowverse star Meg Donnelly breaks down her final Supergirl performance with Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three in the new DC animated installment. One of DC Comics' most game-changing storylines is Crisis on Infinite Earths, which came at a crucial point in the late 1980s. As the Arrowverse did Crisis on Infinite Earths in live-action, the world of animation also recently tackled the iconic story through the Tomorrowverse.

The ending of Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part Three came with casualties and major stakes.

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The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, now available on Digital.

With Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, most fans would expect the story to revolve around the Anti-Monitor, and understandably so. This evil entity continues to devour the DC Multiverse. The end of the second movie confirmed that the heroes needed a lot more firepower to tackle this behemoth.

These circumstances leave the coalition of heroes and villains scraping for solutions, most of which are to no avail. However, just when the Crisis Part Three ending kicks into play, fans learn there is another problem at hand. In this case, the trilogy...

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths is the epic event movie trilogy from Warner Bros. Animation that ends the Tomorrowverse era of the DC Animated Movie Universe (Dcamu). The chapter that started with 2020's Superman: Man of Tomorrow included the adaptation of the iconic storyline Batman: The Long Halloween, and saw the animated debut of the Justice Society of America and the Legion of Super-Heroes in their own eponymous films. In addition to spotlighting DC's heroes beyond the iconic Justice League, the Tomorrowverse also introduced the DC Multiverse as part of its larger storyline.

In an interview with Cbr, producer Butch Lukic shared additional details about the initial planning of the Crisis on Infinite Earths movie adaptation, and how this factored into the larger plans for the Tomorrowverse. Lukic also discussed whether James Gunn's and Peter Safran's promotion as DC Studios' managers impacted Warner Bros. Animation's plans for the Tomorrowverse.

Horizon: An American Saga is number one on the iTunes and Fandango at Home VOD charts. The Kevin Costner Western has been a major bomb at the box office and hasn't fared well with critics. The audience response has been somewhat lukewarm. Horizon's strong VOD performance is a positive sign, but the film isn't poised to overcome its theatrical losses in the short term.

Horizon: An American Saga is now dominating VOD charts after its box office failure. Costner serves as writer, director, producer, and star of the 2024 Western, which chronicles settlers' epic journey West in the years before and after the Civil War. Horizon: An American Saga reviews have been decidedly mixed from critics and relatively lukewarm from audiences, and the film, which carries a reported $100 million budget, has been a disaster at the box office.

Now, IndieWire reports that Horizon: An American Saga occupies the number one...

Vindication for critics who thought Kevin Costner’s epic “Horizon: An American Saga — Chapter 1″ (Warner Bros.) felt more like a TV drama: It was an immediate #1 on VOD top 10 lists.

The first of a planned four-film series, with the second already completed (and now delayed after the postponement of its August release), it showed poorly in theaters with $28.5 million in U.S./Canada after its fourth weekend. Its rapid transition to home viewing after 18 days (standard for Universal beyond its biggest hits) looks like a smart move: It suggests there is an audience, although perhaps not one eager to watch the 181-minute epic in a theater.

This could help the troubled project gain traction, get it out of the red, and increase interest for “Chapter 2,” wherever/whenever it plays.

Military rescue thriller “Land of Bad” — starring Luke and Liam Hemsworth with Russell Crowe — leads at Netflix. For the second straight week,...

Darkseid in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths is an essential nexus being, whose death threatens the multiverse's existence. Thanos, while formidable, can be killed, unlike Darkseid, whose death in the film had catastrophic consequences for all realities. The film shows off Darkseid's potential as an antagonist effectively, making the prospect of him appearing in the Dcu all the more exciting.

The iconic DC villain Darkseid who is comparable to the Marvel Universes Thanos in many ways is depicted as infinitely harder to kill than his Marvel compatriot in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three. The film adapts the iconic Crisis on Infinite Earths comic crossover storyline from the mid-1980s, which closed the book on the respective continuities of DCs Silver and Bronze Age (Earth-One) and its original Golden Age timeline (Earth-Two), making way for DCs Modern Age timeline (New Earth). The third Crisis film establishes...

Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three

Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three names John Stewart as the greatest Green Lantern, something he could also become in the upcoming Lanterns show set in the Dcu. John Stewart's journey against the Anti-Monitor leads to the dawn of a brand-new Lantern Corps in the face of overwhelming odds. The DC Universe's rebooted universe could see a live-action John Stewart similarly surpassing Hal Jordan's legacy in Lanterns.

DC just confirmed the greatest Green Lantern ahead of the Dcu's upcoming Lanterns show. Set to star Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and John Stewart as veteran and rookie officers investigating a new mystery on Earth, Lanterns is set to become a dynamic part of the upcoming DC Universe from James Gunn and Peter Safran. To that end, DC's recently released Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three...

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Based on DC’s iconic comic book limited series ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, join DC Super Heroes from across the multiverse in the action-packed conclusion of the three-part DC animated film Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three. The eagerly awaited film brings to a close the thrilling trilogy that marks the end to the Tomorrowverse story arc.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three features returning popular voice cast members: Jensen Ackles as Batman/Bruce Wayne, Emmy winner Darren Criss as Superman & Earth-2 Superman, Aldis Hodge as Green Lantern/John Stewart,...

Many wonderful cameos were in store for fans with all three installments of the animated Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy. This includes a callback to Batman Beyond with Will Friedle reprising his role from the beloved animated series.

In an interview with ComingSoon.net, executive producer Butch Lukic addressed the return of Friedle's Batman. Lukic admitted that one reason why it was important to include the Batman Beyond reference is because he's aware of the chatter there has been over the years of resurrecting the series in some way. It's hoped that by giving the fans a small taste of Friedle back in the role of Terry McGinnis that there will finally be some real traction made with giving Batman Beyond a revival.

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The Tomorrowverse offers fresh takes on DC heroes. The Tomorrowverse movies are best watched in order for a complete story with connecting tissue. The Tomorrowverse ended with its adaptation of Crisis On Infinite Earths.

The DC Animated Universe has had a long run as the top dog of DC's prestigious animation branch, but the advent of the Tomorrowverse offers a promising new take on the heroics of the beloved characters. Debuting with Superman: Man of Tomorrow in 2020, fans dubbed the new animated universe the Tomorrowverse in honor of this title. Featuring a consistent art style, returning voice actors and a shared continuity, the Tomorrowverse has outdone the Dceu as a valuable franchise within the DC's cinematic portfolio.

The fresh franchise released its first feature film the same year its predecessor, the Dcamu, released its final film, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War. Since 2020, the Tomorrowverse steadily put out animated feature films...

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War plays a crucial role in the conclusion of the Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy. The Apokolips War is an intentionally dark, violent, and destructive sequence that ended in a complete universe reset, making its inclusion in the Tomorrowverse unexpected. The Crisis on Inifinite Earths' use of previous storylines is a major detour from its source material.

The Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy has concluded, and with it concludes the short life of DCs animated Tomorrowverse. Since 2020, the collected universe has served as its companys latest attempt to create canon between its direct-to-dvd films. The preceding effort was known as the DC Animated Universe, containing 16 films and seven years worth of stories. When it ended with Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, it was done almost spitefully, razing the universe of any potential to be revisited in future canon works. This is why its all...

Meg Donnelly is probably best known for her role as Mary Campbell in The CW series The Winchesters. The actor also auditioned to play the titular superhero in the 2026 Dcu movie Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, with Milly Alcock ultimately landing the role.

In an interview with ComicBookMovie, Donnelly detailed the Supergirl audition process. "It was something that I really had to fight for to get an audition because I wanted to be a part of [it] and be Supergirl in any way. That was a dream of mine, to be a superhero on screen as well," she said. "So, I really fought for the audition and the fact that I got one, and they liked it, and I was then able to go and screen test."

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The Tomorrowverse's Crisis On Infinite Earths reimagines the classic DC Comics event with a twist, involving baby Darkseid, John Constantine, and all DC animated TV shows. The Arrowverse does the same, only with characters like White Canary, Ryan Cho, and shows like Batwoman and Legends of Tomorrow, with Oliver Queen as the ultimate savior. The Arrowverse's Crisis On Infinite Earths features a large cast from established shows and brings together heroes in a convoluted but high-stakes storyline. The Tomorrowverse's version of the event is less star-studded, but much easier to follow. Both adaptations, while different from the source material, pay homage to DC's biggest crossover event. The Tomorrowverse stays slightly closer to its comic roots, while the Arrowverse's adaptation serves as a love letter to fan-favorite live-action TV shows.

The Arrowverse and the Tomorrowverse's Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover events adapt the eponymous DC Comics crossover storyline, but each of...

Features the voices of: Jensen Ackles, Troy Baker, Jonathan Adams, David Kaye, Meg Donnelly, Geoffrey Arend, Zach Callison, Gideon Adlon, Will Friedle, Stana Katic, Darren Criss, Ato Essandoh, Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill | Written by James Krieg | Directed by Jeff Wamester

Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths – Part Three, picks up from the closing moments of Part Two with a distraught Supergirl killing The Monitor, an act that somehow sends everyone into The Bleed, “an unstable dimension that exists outside The Multiverse, truly neither here nor there.”

That means it’s hidden from the Anti-Monitor, and it’s also extremely unstable. How unstable you ask? Ten minutes into the film and what’s left of Earth – 1’s downtown Metropolis is being overrun with dinosaurs. It seems the various Earth’s pasts, presents and futures are in a constant state of collision. Nazis, armed with weapons confiscated from supervillains including Scarecrow’s fear toxin,...

The following contains spoilers for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part Three, now available digitally.

Adapting the final third of Marv Wolfman and George Prez's iconic 1985 event comic Crisis on Infinite Earths, the final installment of the Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy brings the Tomorrowverse to a close. In 2020 when Superman: The Man of Tomorrow debuted, the second phase of the DC Animated Movie Universe (Dcamu) was just beginning to set its new status quo when Warner Bros. Discovery named James Gunn and Peter Safran as the new managers of DC Studios. Gunn and Safran looking to establish a more streamlined Dcu across TV and movies effectively ended the Tomorrowverse while it was still in its infancy.

The Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy was conceptualized to wrap up lingering plot threads from the previous movies, and to end the new animated DC universe on a strong note.

DC's animated movie legacy is strong, with promising 2024 releases like Batman Azteca and Watchmen. Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths delivers a faithful adaptation, featuring iconic DC heroes. DC Universe, a major comic franchise, competes with Marvel, experiencing revamps under James Gunn.

DC has multiple exciting animated movies in 2024. While the live-action movie side of DC media has had its ups and downs over several decades of projects, the brand has always had a solid and successful footing in the world of animated features. Starting all the way back with Max Fleischer's Superman serials in the 1940s, animation has been a core part of DC's movie and television series release strategy. This has resulted in several now-classic projects, from Batman: The Animated Series to Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, as well as in some DC animated universes, such as the Tomorrowverse.

Warner Bros. regularly releases several DC animated films a year,...