Sentences with phrase «dc comic characters»

Publisher Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment packages great content and with plenty of DC Comic characters, special references and bonuses.

The Dark Knight still has more downloadable content (DLC) for the popular all ages action video game LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham that's full of famous DC Comic characters like Deadshot, Deathstroke, Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang and others.

She has 3 cats all named after DC comic characters: Batman, Joker, and Harley Quinn (aka Baby Spice).

I want to start off this «review» of Suicide Squad, the third film in Warner Bros» new attempt at building a universe out of DC comics characters to rival what Marvel is doing with their cinematic universe, by apologizing for the somewhat lax approach I am about to take to writing this.

This pattern seems to have been repeated by Warner Bros» Green Lantern which landed on the number one spot at the box office after making its way across 3,800 theaters all over the U.S. Notably the movie stars Ryan Reynolds in the role of the Green Lantern who is a lesser known DC comics character alongside Blake Lively.

The Green Lantern which has been directed by Martin Campbell is expected to not build up a new fan base for the DC comics character but followers of Ryan Reynolds have been drawn to the movie as well.

Interactive Entertainment has announced Scribblenauts Unmasked — A DC Comics Adventure, bringing thousands of DC comics characters to the beloved franchise.

Not exact matches

Cary Burkett is an American radio broadcaster and former comic book writer best known for co-creating the DC Comics character Nemesis with artist Dan Spiegle.

About Blog This is a blog dedicated soley to cool DC and Marvel comic characters.

DC has teased a Wonder Woman and Batman pairing in both the comics and cartoons, but has inexplicably shied away from coupling the two characters together.

But amidst all the focus on these big changes, a new comic this week may feature a nod to a popular DC Comics character.

But with his encore turn as the protagonist of Deadpool, Reynolds is now alone in the distinction of having played titular characters from both principal comic - book universes, Marvel (Deadpool) and DC (Green Lantern).

The ironic thing here is that the Road to Justice featurette shows how DC's «New 52» comic book relaunch was the perfect way to refresh and reintroduce these core characters.

The LA Times journalist who wrote the piece, Amy Kaufman, posted on Twitter the actress's full comments about Doctor Strange and her interest in the growing number of comic book characters and series being developed into film — and one particular DC series in particular.

Acclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg is all set to helm his first superhero movie and it is going to be none other than DC's cinematic adaptation of the comic - book character Blackhawk.

The film is based upon characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics.

While Traveller's Tales» LEGO games have already visited the DC comics universe, courtesy of the LEGO Batman game, did you know we almost got a LEGO game based on Marvel's characters as well?

So a message to today's DC and Marvel universes: With Margot Robbie making a «Suicide Squad» sequel centered around her character Harley Quinn, plus «Wonder Woman 2,» that will make three female comic book action hero movies in the current cycle.

Fans have always pitted the superheroes of DC comics against Marvel multiverse's characters.

While the Guardians were virtually unknown even to many comic book fans prior to the movie, the Suicide Squad includes some characters with whom DC aficionados are familiar.

Indeed, with DC and Warner Bros. having lined up a rather ambitious slate of forthcoming films featuring heroes that will essentially be new to modern cinema, there are a number of characters that comic and film fans alike have been eager to see.

In both TV and film, comic book fans have been able to see their favorite DC and Marvel characters in live - action kicking some ass.

CBS have debuted the first trailer for their upcoming TV series based around the DC comic - book character of Supergirl.

Well, Henry Cavill's career will certainly do that in more ways than one with the release of Warner Bros. reboot of the DC comic - book character Kal - El, or to give him his more familiar moniker, Superman.

In comics, it is pretty usual for publishers like DC and Marvel to get «inspired» by each other's characters.

Scraping pretty close to the bottom of the comic book adaptation barrel is Man - Thing, the Marvel comic book character that has never really been wildly popular to begin with, and most people who aren't fans will probably confuse it with DC Comics more well - known character, and the subject of two movies of his own, Swamp Thing.

But unlike with that DC disaster, the use of all the extra characters from the comic universe is done effectively and with a purpose this time.

Legendary comic book artist Alex Ross reveals what he thinks the difference is between the comic book characters of Marvel and DC.

From a purely narrative standpoint, it has to be admired for its sheer audacity and sense of assuredness in recreating the kind of intricate, multi-modal, long - form storytelling that comic books have been utilizing for decades; a wrong step at any point could have brought the whole thing down, as we witnessed last summer with Universal's «Dark Universe» non-starter The Mummy (2017) and, to a lesser extent, rival DC's fitfully successful, but mostly disappointing attempt to do the same thing with its stable of comic book characters.

DC comics have a vast stable of amazing characters; it's a shame that up to now there has not been a game apart from the amazing Arkham City series...

I grew up preferring DC to Marvel, but most of the comic - book adaptations I like — when I like them — come from the latter franchise, which offers greater variety of characters and stories, sometimes straying enough from the generic formula to generate something of interest.

The comics introduce a wide variety of characters; from DC characters like Batman, all the way to -LSB-...]

«The Dark Knight Rises» is based upon characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics.

In a move that seems especially appropriate for an adaptation about characters who frequently interact with the spookier side of DC comics, the long - in - the - works Justice League Dark movie has risen from its grave and taken on a new, more powerful form.

For those of you not up on your comic book characters, Lobo has been a part of the DC universe since 1983, when the company first introduced this alien bounty hunter.

DC's Amazonian warrior is a more recognisable character to audiences outside of comic fandom.

Check out a few new photos featuring the character Tomar - Re from the upcoming DC Comics comic book film «The Green Lantern» by director Martin Campbell (Edge of Darkness, Casino Royale, 36) stars Blake Lively (Gossip Girl, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee), Peter Sarsgaard (Knight & Day, Orphan) and Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, The Proposal) as The Green Lantern.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Warner Bros. film is expected to be based on DC's «Birds of Prey» property, which centers on a female - led team that debuted in the comics in 1995 and has included characters over the years such as Barbara Gordon / Batgirl, Poison Ivy, Catwoman and Katana (who was played by Karen Fukuhara in the 2016 movie «Suicide Squad»).

Senator Acantha isn't a huge presence in the DC comic book series, with only two appearances in the comics - one in a 1987 issue of Wonder Woman and one in a 2007 issue of Supergirl - but her inclusion, if true, speaks to a fleshing out of the characters in Wonder Woman's (Gal Gadot) home of Themyscira.

Kia is teaming up with legendary artist Jim Lee and RIDES magazine to bring eight customized vehicles representing characters from the Justice League comic books to promote DC Entertainment's «We Can Be Heroes» campaign.

The comic publishers have stronger, more indentifiable brands than most book publishers, owing to their strong stocks of intellectual property and (in the case of Marvel and DC) frequent crossovers between characters in their shared universes.

Creators Brian Truitt interviews Robert Venditti — he's writing X-O Manowar for Valiant and Green Lantern for DC Comics, and is about to step in as writer of The Flash — about reading comics, writing superheroes and taking on his new gig: «You have something like Green Lantern that has a very large mythology that surrounds that character.

The expansion of platforms means that such classics as Watchmen, V for Vendetta, Sandman, and Y the Last Man are now available on comiXology and Google Play, along with collected editions of the New 52 comics that relaunched many of DC's iconic characters and series two years ago.

While Marvel and DC continue to focus on legacy properties that cater to a fairly narrow range of genre fans and are produced by artists who don't own the characters they work on, Image has gone in a different direction with an array of creator - owned comics that include superhero, science fiction, and other types of stories.

While DC Comics has reinvented and upgraded its characters and story lines over the years to keep up with a changing culture and new generations of reader fans that have come along, the technology behind this re-release will mean greater access for fans of any ilk, no matter the geographical barriers to purchasing the comics on issue day.

Leia Birch, the central character in Joshilyn Jackson's The Almost Sisters, is the writer of a comic books series published by DC Comics.

Last year, it was announced that Brian Michael Bendis — who made his name at Marvel creating characters like Miles Morales and Jessica Jones, and headlining iconic comics runs at the publisher for over a decade — would be leaving to work at DC Comics.

DC wants their comics to have a kind of community of characters in a shared universe, and they intend for their readers to consume them that way.

Like DC Nation has done for animated fare, this comic provides a lighthearted and easily accessible version of a familiar character that will be sure to please audiences of all ages.

Many questions linger thanks to these changes, including which employees of DC will be asked to move or be let go and which comics and characters will live on in the months ahead.