It's been a hell of a month for DC fans. Some highs, interesting developments and possible disappointments, depending on your feelings for the CW side of things.
Thanks to CinemaCon, we now know for definite that The Batman will definitely be getting a sequel with both Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson confirmed to return.
The Batman has currently grossed over $750 million worldwide and even managed to pull in 4.1 million during it's first week on HBO Max.
The movie will also be available in DVD/Blu-Ray from June 13th.
Meanwhile The Penguin will begin filming from June onwards, so expecting casting news in the next few weeks.
Bad tiding for the CW as both Batwoman and Legends Of Tomorrow have been cancelled and there's likely more axings to come.
Harley Quinn will not only return for it's third season on HBO Max during the summer but it'll be getting a spin-off focusing on Kite Man and other minor baddies titled Noonans.
Rahart Adams has been cast as Brody for the upcoming Gotham Knights show.
Rumours are that the Constantine series for HBO Max will film from September onwards and will be eight episodes. Filming is expected for the UK and Morocco.
KJ Apa and Isabel May have been as the Wonder Twins for the HBO Max movie. Filming is due to begin in July.
Abrams and Coates long rumoured Superman movie will now not be a period piece and could feature Ultra-Humanite as the main antagonist. Emphasis on rumour.
Speaking of our favourite, Kryptonian, a younger version of the character will appear in The Flash movie.
Kevin Conroy has written a story for the upcoming DCPride issue, due out the end of next month.
Susan Sarandon will now play Victoria Kord for the Blue Beetle movie. Filming has begun.
Shazam! Fury Of The Gods will now be released on December 21st. Thanks to CinemaCon, Wonder Woman has also been confirmed for the movie.
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom has had a test screening. It seems that Mera's role has been reduced, Arthur and Orm are teaming up and Black Manta has leveled up as a threat.
Charlize Theron might be bringing the Aqualad novel, You Brought Me To The Ocean as a series for HBO Max.
Yup, it's been a hell of a month. What will the next one bring us?
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