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CinemaBlend Rather than take part in the socially distanced San Diego Comic-Con last summer, DC Comics held its own virtual event called DC FanDome, which was split into two parts. The first half, “Hall of Heroes,” primarily focused on upcoming movies, while the latter half, “Explore the Multiverse,” delved into TV shows and other kinds of DC projects. Well, evidently the powers-that-be were pleased with how DC FanDome turned out, because it’s been announced that the event will return on October 16, 2021. With only one date having been revealed, presumably this yearâ...

Advertisement Advertisement “If we get this done,” Godoy says, “we’ve proven that you no longer have to walk through the gate they built in order to get to the main stage.” Black Sands isn’t the first through the gate. It joins a growing hive of Black creators who’ve carved space in a format that for decades was steeped in racism and exclusion. “Black Sands: The Seven Kingdoms” is the flagship comic series of Black Sands Entertainment. (Black Sands Entertainment) Booming genres like Afrofuturism (which meshes African culture with science fiction) reflect worlds envisioned ...

A Black Superman? It’s Happened, and Could Again. As renewed rumors of a Black Superman movie swirl, here is the complicated history of reimagining the most iconic comic hero as a Black man. In 2009, DC Comics readers were introduced to Calvin Ellis, who on an alternate version of Earth is both Superman and the president of the United States.Credit...DC Comics April 23, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET In 2008, during his presidential campaign, Barack Obama told a joke at a charity event. “Contrary to the rumors you have heard, I was not born in a manger,” he said. “I was actually born ...

As introduced in 2019's Naomi: Season One, Naomi McDuffie is a normal enough girl. Until she discovers her magic powers. And that she’s from an alternate Earth. You know, it happens. Advertisement As reported by TV Line, Ava DuVernay is collaborating with the CW to bring the book, originally written by Brian Michael Bendis and David F Walker with illustrations by Jamal Campbell, to television. Working through DuVernay’s ARRAY Filmworks banner, she and Jill Blankenship ( Arrow) will be writing the script for a possible adaptation of the book for the CW, in association with Warner Bros TV...

Naomi's Home Is Not In The DC Multiverse? Justice League #60 Spoilers Posted on Brian Michael Bendis, David F. Walker and artist Jamal Campbell for DC Comics. It has been announced that a television series about the character was in development for the CW played by Kaci Walfall. We believed she was from an alternate universe in the DC Multiverse, from an Earth where the degradation of the Earth's ozone layer exposed the surface of the Earth to a previously unknown type of radiation. This caused random people all over the Earth to develop godlike powers which led to a cataclysmic war and Na...