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Stargirl, the live-action series premiering later this year on the DC Universe digital subscription service, has rounded out its core cast with the addition of four actors in series regular roles: Amy Smart, Neil Jackson, Hunter Sansone, and Trae Romano. Smart will play Barbara Whitmore, the mother of Courtney…

Two new cast members have joined the ensemble for Stargirl, the upcoming series on DC Universe, the digital subscription service that launched in October with Titans: Meg DeLacy as a character named Cindy Burman and Jake Austin Walker in a still-undisclosed role. DeLacy most recently appeared as Grace Mullen in…

The DC Universe series Stargirl just added some Hollywood star wattage to its cast: Luke Wilson is on board to portray mechanic-turned-superhero Pat Dugan, who pilots Stripe, a hulking 15-foot robot of his own invention. The star of Old School, Legally Blonde and The Royal Tenebaums joins a cast led by young Brec Bassi…

The Injustice Society has recruited its first three members: The actors taking on the roles of Tigress, Sportsmaster and Dragon King on the upcoming live-action DC Universe series Stargirl will be Joy Osmanski, Neil Hopkins and Nelson Lee, respectively. The Injustice Society, a volatile collective of master criminals…

Five of the key executives and creative minds behind the new Warner Bros. streaming service DC Universe showed it off to fans during a New York Comic Con panel-cum-pep-rally. Sam Ades, senior vice president and general manager of DC Universe, called it “the beginning of something. What we want to do is create what…

EXCLUSIVE: Barely a month after stepping down as DC Chief Creative Officer, Geoff Johns already has the inaugural TV project for his new first-look producing deal with Warner Bros ready to go – and it is one close to the Doomsday Clock author's heart. Teaming up again with Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, Johns will…

Geoff Johns, the longtime chief creative officer at DC Entertainment, is stepping down. He will move into a Warner Bros first-look producing deal where he will write movie vehicles to produce for Mad Ghost Productions. Johns will continue to work on existing DC films. The move isn’t entirely a surprise, given that…

We already knew that Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman 2 would take place during the Cold War in the 1980s, but today, a Facebook post by DC Entertainment president and chief creative officer Geoff Johns, indicates that the film will take place in exactly 1984. Following Johns’ post, Jenkins has the logo as her Twitter…

Cast and creators of Krypton talked to TCA about the special responsibility of dramatizing SyFy’s Superman prequel series. Based on DC characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Krypton is set two generations before the destruction of the legendary Man of Steel's home planet. It follows Superman's grandfather…

Jon Berg, Warner Bros. co-president of production and Justice League producer, is exiting the executive suites on the Burbank, CA lot for another office, that of Lego Movie producer Roy Lee’s production partner. The news follows the lackluster performance of DC’s Justice League at the box office, which at $572M still…

Without Jack Kirby there would be no Comic-Con. Period, full stop. On the 100th anniversary of the birth of the man now known as the King of Comics, no tribute can really do justice to Kirby’s vast impact and importance. Last week at D23, Disney boss Bob Iger made a pretty fine effort when he praised Kirby as “an…

Today at WonderCon, hundreds of comic book and movie fans gathered in the Anaheim Convention Center, with the promise of a sneak peak at films in Warner Bros.’ upcoming slate. Hosted by Tiffany Smith of DC All Access, the studio’s panel brought out new clips from Wonder Woman and Annabelle: Creation, as well as a look…