Voice actor Maurice LaMarche's take on the Brain, probably his most widely recognized character, came from two places: the golden age of Hollywood, and the Animaniacs writers' room.
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Whatever you want to call them, Redditor u/EndlessMorfeus thought it'd be fun to fancast the actors behind The Seven as DC villains. It's an interesting premise, since the heroes are basically Justice League analogues gone wild. Here's how this thought experiment turned out.
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The new teaser didn't tell us much, nor did the director's Vero commentary, but one small Easter egg hidden in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it frame is an obvious reference to Leto's controversial interpretation of the Clown Prince of Crime.
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Zack Snyder has now confirmed that Leto will return to his most divisive role in the upcoming recut of Justice League; even more excitingly, the Snyder Cut will reportedly feature a whole new aesthetic for the Clown Prince of Crime.
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The mysterious ninja from The Boys is a clear riff on Batman, as evidenced by his black and grey costume, his martial arts combat style, and his reputation as someone to fear by the criminal community. Many have wondered whether or not Batman could hold his own against Black Noir, and vice versa.
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Ben Affleck was a great Batman for what Zack Snyder's movies called for, but he almost missed his chance to enter the DCEU. Snyder recently revealed that another actor — who did end up in Justice League as a different character — read for the part of Batman before an official casting was set.
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Speaking to The Nerd Queens, Zack Snyder recently expanded on his ideas for a Batman/Catwoman romance, set late in the two characters' careers. "You would have to say, there's a flashback to ten years ago..."
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How did that guy tackle Clark Kent to the ground when they were out on the fishing boat? The scene defies explanation.
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During the DC FanDome event, it was announced that there would be a forthcoming Static Shock movie. People immediately took to Twitter saying Boyega should take up the role. Boyega, however, tweeted that he had a different character in mind: the Red Hood.
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According to William Zabka, Pat Morita once pitched a fifth Karate Kid movie that would have put Johnny Lawrence on a very different path from the one the Cobra Kai series has laid out for him, envisioning a Johnny who rose above his defeat to become a success.
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The lead role in Orphan is an incredibly demanding, creepy part, and young Isabelle Fuhrman played one of the scariest 'kids' in horror movie history perfectly. So perfectly, in fact, that you'd think she'd have trouble with people associating her face with the terrifying Esther for all eternity.
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Someone asked — particularly in light of Warner Brothers seemingly not knowing whether to make a Man of Steel sequel — whether Gunn, when he first started talking to WB, had ever thought to make a Superman movie. And, as it turns out, that very nearly could have happened.
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The CW just dropped premiere dates for 12 of its new and continuing series, including four DC properties. Fans of The Flash, Batwoman, Black Lightning, and the new Superman & Lois have a lot to look forward to.
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The second Wonder Woman 1984 trailer provided a flashback to Diana's years on the island of Themyscira among her Amazonian family, highlighting her time as a child. At first glance, this youthful Diana, as portrayed by Lilly Aspell, might seem familiar. Here's where you might have seen her before.
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For all that we know about both Homelander and Superman, we don't know what might happen if the two were to come head to head with one another. In a battle between them, who would have the upper hand?
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On one corner, you have Homelander, the fearsome uber-Supe of The Boys universe. On the other, there's the DCEU's Superman (Henry Cavill), the last survivor of planet Krypton and a solar-powered strongman whom all other superheroes are compared to. Which one of them would win?
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Much of what is assumed about Watchmen and its making would be loudly shouted down by creators Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. The inspirations for Watchmen, its creators' intentions, and the contributions each creator brought to the table are often misunderstood or overlooked.
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The Deep from The Boys is an obvious reference to Aquaman. What would happen if they fought? Which of these marine heroes would claim the right to rule the waves over the other? Let's take a closer look at this waterlogged matchup.
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Kip "Half-Sack" Epps, played by Johnny Lewis, was a well-liked character on Sons of Anarchy, and his death was a major moment on the show. Unfortunately, the actor who played him would meet his own tragic end down the road.
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Homelander dressed up like his inspiration, Superman? The results: Disturbing in the best way.
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Shazam's first go on the big screen is an origin story, so don't worry too much if you're going in cold. Just make sure you're paying attention and enjoy the ride. Even if you aren't familiar with the characters, you're going to see a few familiar faces bringing them to life.
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As it turns out, Zack Snyder's much mythologized vision for the Justice League includes a whole lot more Jared Leto playing the Clown Prince of Crime. Fans have some strong feelings about this revelation.
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The Boys' Maeve is considerably similar to DCEU's Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), who is also a prominent and powerful member of her world's premier superhero group. But is Maeve good enough to actually take on Diana and win? Could Queen Maeve from The Boys beat Wonder Woman in a fight?
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A-Train feels the heat from competition in-universe. There are always new speedsters coming up right behind him, waiting for him to lose a step. How might he fare against DC's reigning sprinter?
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While a Star Wars space adventure series and a gritty DC Comics crime caper may not seem like they would have a lot in common, the two productions utilize one particular technology that's quickly moving to the forefront of filmmaking.
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Tyler Posey is probably best known as the star of MTV's Teen Wolf reimagining, but he also voiced the Inhuman pyrokinetic Inferno on the Disney XD animated series Marvel Rising. Now, he has his sights set on a live action superhero debut, expressing his desire to hit the streets of Neo-Gotham.
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In season 5 of Supergirl, Mehcad Brooks announced he would no longer be playing James Olsen. While there are always rumors and speculation for why an actor decides to leave their show, Brooks made his reasons very clear for fans.
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