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Sneak Peek a new 'sizzle reel' revealing more footage from the "DC Universe" video on demand service operated by DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Digital Networks, that includes original television programming, access to select animated series/films from DC's back catalogue, a rotating selection of comics from DC Comics, forum discussion space and a merchandise store:

The service's first slate of programming, the live-action "Titans" and animated "Young Justice: Outsiders" was revealed April 2017, with a "Harley Quinn" half-hour animated series announced November 2018.

Other shows offered include a "Superman" prequel series "Metropolis", focusing on 'Lois Lane' and 'Lex Luthor', a live-action "Swamp Thing" and "Doom Patrol" series, a live-action "Stargirl" including the "Justice Society of America", plus daily news program "DC Daily".

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If you’ve been walking this Earth for as long as I have, then you remember the time that separated 1987’s Superman IV: The Quest for Peace from 2006’s Superman Returns. Long story short, Hollywood burned through many scripts when trying to resurrect the Man of Steel for the big screen, with none of them coming to fruition. Well, there was one that came dangerously close to doing so.

We are, of course, talking about Superman Lives. Set to have been directed by Tim Burton, it would’ve starred Nicolas Cage as Big Blue and was all but ready to begin filming before the plug was pulled by Warner Bros. Now, we could probably discuss this all day, but for the most comprehensive source out there, it’s best you consult the documentary that chronicled the ill-fated flick.

For now, though, we’ll briefly focus on a rather important aspect of the production,...

We’re all familiar with Tim Burton’s unproduced film Superman Lives, which would have starred Nicolas Cage as the Man of Steel.

Over the years we’ve seen some behind the scenes photos and video of Nic Cage wearing different versions of the Superman suit that would have been featured in the film. There was even a documentary on the film that was produced by the late John Schnepp in 2015 called The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?

Well, Warner Bros. Has pulled the finalized version of the Superman suit for the film out from the archives and put it on public display for the first time!

This gives us our best and most up-close look at the suit yet. The big reveal came from the most recent episode of DC Daily. It’s pretty cool! Whenever I see anything new from this film, I can’t help but...

It's officially official: DC has confirmed that James Gunn will indeed at least write, and possibly direct Suicide Squad 2. Several outlets recently reported that the man behind the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, who was fired by Disney over the summer due to some old, offensive tweets that resurfaced online, had indeed been tapped to take on the sequel. But now DC has stepped up to confirm the news themselves. This is really happening.

The news was confirmed on a recent episode of the DC Daily video podcast. The company wasted no time in proudly proclaiming this very interesting bit of information to be true. Disney may have felt the need to part ways with James Gunn, but other studios were eager to work with him and the fact that he's making the jump from Marvel to DC is more than a little symbolic. Here's what host Tiffany Smith had to say about it.