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Army Wives, Naomi. Joining her are Alexander Wraith ( Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D), Cranston Johnson ( Filthy Rich, Their official character descriptions are listed below: Walfall’s Naomi – “An effortlessly cool and confident high school student who is the adopted daughter of doting parents. Popular with all the kids in her military town, Naomi is unafraid to embrace her AP-student, comic book–loving nerdiness. After a supernatural event leads to the discovery of her powers within, Naomi pursues her hidden destiny.” Wraith will play Dee –  “ The owner of a local tatto...

(Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) Bendis reacted on social media to the initial news of DuVernay developing the series, tweeting in December 2020, “I cannot find the right gif to properly express my over the top joy. I guess I’ll just have to use words and stuff! YAY!!!” Walfall will co-star alongside three series regulars,  Alexander Wraith, Cranston Johnson, and newcomer  Camila Moreno.  Deadline shared character descriptions of their characters: Walfall’s Naomi has been described to be an effortlessly cool and confident high school student that pursues her hidden desti...

With the Snyder Cut of Justice League hitting HBO Max this week, there’s been a lot of debate about how to do right by DC’s biggest names as individuals while also finding an exciting way to portray their epic power. Snyder’s version spends much of its extra time focused on story and how it connects to the larger DC Universe — and seems to be setting up something similar. One of the Justice League’s greatest strengths is that its membership has always been fluid — expanding, contracting, and shifting based on the story that creators wanted to tell.

Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez tease what's to come in their run on Justice League, from Black Adam on the team to crossovers and more.

Photo: Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Walker, getting a nigh-automatic nod in light of global conditions—things appear to still be a lot pickier when it comes to projects that are in development, even with a set superhero pedigree. Specifically, Wonder Girl, which was being developed for the network by Queen Of The South’s Dailyn Rodriguez, won’t be moving forward as a series, making it the second such project to get turned down by the network in recent months. Advertisement Although there have been Wonder Girl characters in comics dating back to the 1960s—...