The Wrap is reporting Girls star Adam Driver is the front-runner for the role of Nightwing in 2015’s Batman vs. Superman
The Vulture is reporting that David Cross will make an appearance on Community for “at the very least, the second most important game of Dungeons & Dragons ever”
Variety is reporting Gal Gadot, Elodie Yung, and Olga Kurylenko are all in the running to play Wonder Woman in Batman vs. Superman
Directed by Jesse V. Johnson and featuring Nina Bergman in the title role, this fan trailer gives us Wonder Woman kicking some serious Nazi butt in this trailer set during WWII. Check out pics and a short behind-the-scenes look inside and learn more about the project on the official Facebook page.
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The Inquisitor is reporting there’s a chance Superman (Henry Cavill) and Batman (Ben Affleck) won’t be the only two DC heroes making an appearance in Zach Snyder‘s Batman vs. Superman as rumors have begun to swirl that Wonder Woman may make an appearance as well
Variety is reporting both director Tim Burton and star Michael Keaton are in talks for the long-awaited Beetlejuice sequel (originally to be titled Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian)
The Wrap is reporting Stephen Lang will reprise his role of Colonel Quaritch in all three planned Avatar sequels
Deadline is reporting Lela Loren, Naturi Naughton, and Joseph Sikorahave have all signed-on to star opposite Omari Hardwick in the upcoming original drama series Power
I wasn’t expecting much from the New 52‘s latest addition, but the first issue of Superman/Wonder Woman #1 from writer Charles Soule and artist Tony Daniel turns out to be better than expected. Focused more on the differences of the two characters and the unique challenges of their relationship, Superman/Wonder Woman #1 may not sell me on the idea of Superman and Wonder Woman as a couple, but it does find an interesting way to explore that relationship.
Of course if you’re going to put two of DC Comics’ biggest guns in a single book you’re going to need some big bads for them to fight. The cover teases the kinds of villains the pair may face as the series continues, but the first issue gives them a storm, a plane in need of rescue, and a monster-sized threat that certainly fits the bill with the appearance of Doomsday.
DC hasn’t been able to get me to stick with Wonder Woman or Superman’s various solo titles, but I’m at least a little interested to see where this will lead. Worth a look.
[DC, $3.99]
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Film School Rejects (while referencing other sources) is reporting that composer John Williams will return to compose the score for Star Wars: Episode VII – Mission to Moscow (okay, that may not be the approved full title) as well as revealing the film will use a mix of the prequels’ CGI effects and the old school models that fans of the original trilogy should appreciate
USA Today is reporting that after over-complicating Batman‘s life with the creation of Batman Incorporated (and its never-ending cast of shitty characters), and killing Robin, that Grant Morrison will now move onto screwing-over I mean “Morrisonizing” Wonder Woman
