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Fantastic Four is trending after a new sizzle reel from Marvel Studios teased the upcoming reboot as a part of the MCUs Phase Four.

Four actors just up for Academy Awards this past Sunday — Amanda Seyfried, surprise...

Jake, Eli’s brother. Laura Kariuki recently graduated with her BFA in Acting from Oklahoma City University in May 2020. While in school, some of her theatre credits included The Trojan Women, The Bluest Eye, The Submission, and Picnic. She was also one of eight students selected to perform in the World Theatre Education Alliance in Beijing, China. Immediately upon graduation, Laura was selected to participate in the 2020 ABC Discovers Showcase where she was mentored by executives from ABC ...

Superman Fans Pay Tribute to the Man of Steel on His 83rd Anniversary Superman Fans Pay Tribute to the Man of Steel on His 83rd Anniversary Superman made his debut in Action Comics #1 on this day in 1983, and fans are celebrating Man of Steels iconic legacy. Superman made his debut appearance in Action Comics #1. The red-and-blue superhero has since become one of the most popular superheroes across the world, and looking back at the creation of the iconic character, fans of Superman everywhere...

Superman Fans Want Brandon Routh as Reed Richards in the MCUs Fantastic Four Reboot Superman Fans Want Brandon Routh as Reed Richards in the MCUs Fantastic Four Reboot Brandon Routh is quickly becoming a popular pick with fans to play the next Reed Richards in the MCUs Fantastic Four reboot. Brandon Routh has emerged as a popular candidate with fans to play Reed Richards in the next Fantastic Four movie. As it is now, another Fantastic Four reboot is said to be in the works with a new incarna...

Legends of Tomorrow star had been an Arrowverse regular for years anyway, it meant a lot to DC fans to see him back in the cape and tights again. Routh’s portrayal of the Man of Steel didn’t make a huge impact when 2006’s  Superman Returns first released, but he’s become a cult favorite depiction of the hero since then, and folks would love to see more of him in the role. Don’t get too exited just yet, but a new rumor suggests this could be a possibility. Insider Daniel Richtman ha...

s, the first prime-time TV series to prominently feature DC’s world-famous Man Of Steel since Smallville leapt—or, rather, stepped—onto the small screen back in 2001. It’s lucky timing, considering network resistance to superheroes and their superpowers has softened considerably over the years, Expectations have been high for Superman & Lois, and not just because it’s “the new Superman show.” Though it’s meant to provide a much-needed burst of energy from a network franchise ...

Man of Steel As strange as it might sound, Superman II is the foundational text of the DC Extended Universe. It is also the Rosetta Stone through which the arc of the DCEU might be best understood. Superman is one of the most iconic pop culture properties in the world. Richard Donner’s take comprises one of the most influential and iconic iterations of the character. As such, it makes sense that any adaptation of the Superman mythos will exist in the shadow of Richard Donner’s Superman m...

Superman III: An Underrated Entry in the Man of Steel Canon? As we await the long gestating Snyder Cut of Justice League, and having had a (at best) very mixed bag of Superman depictions since Christopher Reeve’s breakout, I thought I’d take a look back at one sequel in his initial run that has been greeted with a mixed response over the years. In more recent times it’s gained in cult appeal, but back in the 80’s, its saving grace tended to be the fact that it wasn’t as bad as First...

There’s no superhero as iconic as Superman – the blue-eyed boy scout, the alien immigrant born on Krypton and raised in good ol’ Kansas by a loving couple, raised to be Earth’s protector in the city of Metropolis. He’s one of the great modern American myths, a hero who’s (almost) always portrayed as a bastion of truth and justice – even in his alter-ego day job as Daily Planet journalist Clark Kent. And while Superman has endured for over 80 years on the page – first appearing i...