Movies based on toys couldn't be hotter in Hollywood, with nearly every studio adapting playthings for the bigscreen. Now count Warner Bros. as one of those studios: WB is toying with plans to develop a movie around Lego and its popular [...]
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It's been almost a full year since we last heard anything about David Goyer's supervillain prison film, "Super Max." Initially conceived as a story that puts DC hero Green Arrow on the wrong side of prison bars and needing to [...]
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In the upcoming DC Comics adaptation, Michael Fassbender plays Burke, a tattooed henchman at odds with Josh Brolin's titular gunslinger. The actor told Sci Fi Wire that he was able to access the role through the very simple but effective [...]
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After being invited to do a walk on role as a postal delivery dude in the upcoming DC Comic Book, turned live action film 'Jonah Hex' - Lead singer Brent Hinds of the band Mastodon got to work on the [...]
Read moreWarner Bros has reportedly signed up Double Helix to develop a video game based on the Green Lantern comic book character. According to Venture Beat, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game will be released to coincide with the planned Green [...]
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Sure, you can find pics of Megan Fox in her dance hall garb anywhere, and you can see the poster at Comic-Con (or right here on SciFi Mafia) but who else can give you exclusive pics of the bad ass [...]
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The first ever poster for Jonah Hex debuted tonight at the San Diego Comic-Con. Check it out! Click to Embiggen [...]
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A year after "The Dark Knight" became a worldwide phenomenon, there are more DC Comics adaptations in the works than at any other point since the company was acquired by Warner Bros. in 1969. Among the projects on front burners: "The Losers," [...]
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Check out the first four minutes of DC/Warner Bros. Animation's DVD Feature "Green Lantern: First Flight" below. They are going to be showing the full film at Comic-Con on Thursday and the DVD will be available July 28th. [...]
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Warner Bros. and DC Comics have won a favorable ruling in the suit filed by the heirs of "Superman" co-creator Jerome Siegel. In a decision announced Wednesday, U.S. Judge District Court Judge Stephen G. Larson found that the license fees the [...]
Read moreSure, when Superman eventually returns to theaters, you'll "believe a man can fly" yet again - but that man might not be actor Brandon Routh. While the former Man of Steel would certainly love a chance to don the blue-and-red uniform, [...]
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Warner Brothers has released their line-up to press. In addition to confirming that they'll be bringing Sherlock Holmes, Jonah Hex, The Box, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Book of Eli, Where the Wild Things Are, The Final Destination, and Robert [...]
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