Not all TV shows about Superman have been hits with DC Comics fans, but some are considered among the best superhero shows ever made. One series, in particular, often overlooked, truly deserves recognition as the best live-action portrayal of Superman on television, especially considering its compelling and gradually unfolding story that spans ten seasons.
James Gunn commented on Threads after someone shared a photo from the set of Man of Tomorrow. The photo showed a character, Sydney Happersen, wearing a shirt with the LuthorCorp logo. The original poster expressed their satisfaction that the DC Universe was using ‘LuthorCorp’ instead of ‘LexCorp’ as the branding.
This playful jab at Thor highlights a well-known fact about the Hulk’s strength in both Marvel comics and movies. But what are the key instances that demonstrate the Hulk is actually the most powerful Avenger?
I’m still reeling from the news about Abbott Elementary! It’s hard to believe the show will be completely different when it comes back in 2026 – they’re actually moving the whole crew from the school to a mall! Apparently, they had to shut down the building they were filming in. Honestly, it’s the most unexpected thing this show has ever done, and I’m already excited to see all the hilarious chaos that’s going to come from it.
Given Nicolas Cage’s recent career comeback and Hollywood’s tendency to revive popular franchises, it’s no surprise he’s involved in some projects that play on fans’ fond memories. While the upcoming sequel to Lord of War is welcome news, many have also been hoping for a follow-up to Face/Off. Considering Face/Off is a well-loved action classic, it seems Cage might be focusing on the wrong film.
According to Deadline, the first showing of The Bone Temple received a very positive reaction from viewers, suggesting the series has a bright future. Finishing the 28 Years Later trilogy is already great news, but a reunion between director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland would make it even more exciting.
Doctor Doom has proven over decades of Marvel comics that he’s incredibly capable and dangerous by himself. However, the massive team of heroes in Avengers: Doomsday suggests he might have help, despite being a powerful opponent.
With Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories now freely available for anyone to use, we’re seeing a surge in new adaptations and stories featuring the famous characters. When Guy Ritchie and Robert Downey Jr. first made a Sherlock Holmes movie in 2009, much of the original material was still protected by copyright. Since then, and with the release of a sequel in 2011, filmmakers have had much more creative freedom. This means Ritchie’s new Sherlock Holmes project could be less restricted than ever before, but its development is proving surprisingly difficult.
The popular Magic Tree House book series, written by Mary Pope Osborne and enjoyed by readers for 33 years, is becoming an animated show. Entertainment company Spuree and TV studio Rideback are working together to bring the books to life. Osborne will be closely involved in the project as a creative partner, making sure the adaptation stays true to her original stories.
It wasn’t long after Supernatural finished in 2020 that its creator, Eric Kripke, started bringing some of the show’s popular actors over to The Boys. Jensen Ackles appeared as Soldier Boy in season 3, and even had a brief part in Gen V. Now, The Boys is adding the final pieces to the puzzle with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins both set to appear in season 5, though their roles haven’t been officially announced.