With Supergirl underperforming, is James Gunn repeating the same mistakes with Lanterns? We break down the biggest DCU concerns: weak casting, Super-Family overload, and why The Batman Part II offers hope.

DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are partnering on a series adaptation of Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's best selling DC comic book series Absolute Batman. The partners announced the upcoming show at a joint presentation at the Annecy International Film Festival on Thursday,

DC Studios’ Supergirl flew into theaters this past weekend, and the Girl of Steel was quickly grounded at the box office. Despite a budget of $170 million, the film only made $68 million globally.

Amid Supergirl's box office struggles, a new rumour claims that DC Studios has cast the DCU's Batman, and we may know who will bring the Caped Crusader to life in the fledgling franchise.

Peter Safran didn’t exactly sugarcoat the financial details when addressing the situation in a statement shared with the New York Times, but he also didn’t pull all of his hair out due to stress. As he put it: While Supergirl didn’t meet our box office expectations,

A beloved member of the Teen Titans is receiving their own television series exploring their origin as well as featuring other iconic DC characters.

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn's words have come back to haunt him this week after Supergirl's script was torn eviscerated by critics, and now the filmmaker's DC fandom is being questioned.