There’s been an unsettling rumor floating around about Man of Steel. If true, it would mark a pretty major change to the Superman mythos, and one that we can’t at all agree with. Consider this your spoiler warning for something that might be.
Is Warner Bros. just too stupid to make a Justice League movie?
Before we begin this week’s “Postal Apocalypse,” I’d like to stop for a moment to commemorate the fact that this week features my very first question about superhero penises! I am 100% confident it will be the first of many. Make sure to email your questions (penis or otherwise) to postman@io9.com!
Judge rules that it's illegal to sell custom Batmobiles because the…
California resident Mark Towle runs car customizing shop Gotham Garage, which makes replicas of cars from TVs and movies. Naturally, Batmobiles were on the menu, at least until Warner Bros. smacked Towle with a lawsuit for violating its intellectual property. Now a U.S. District Court Judge Ronald Lew judge has ruled…
Your First Look at Jeff Bridges as a Wizard! Plus Julianne Moore as…
Yup, that's Jeff Bridges as a wizard. We didn't even know he was doing that — but it's your first still from Seventh Son, a fantasy movie coming out Oct. 18. Warner Bros. released some promotional stills from their 2013 releases — a few of which we've seen before, but now they're in ultra high res.
A Few Ways to Reboot the Batman Movies After The Dark Knight Rises
The Dark Knight Rises is almost sure to be Christopher Nolan's last Batman film. But one thing's for sure: Warner Bros. won't let the Dark Knight die — another Batman film series is inevitable. And Will "Dr. Batman" Brooker, author of the new book Hunting the Dark Knight, has four ideas for rebooting the Batman films,…
Justice League Movie Still on Track?
Even before The Avengers made a billion dollars, Warner Bros. was "quietly" moving forward with a new Justice League movie, according to Variety. A film showcasing the team-up of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and a host of other heroes seems like a no-brainer — if Warners can duplicate the same intensity and charisma…
A new ThunderCats series is coming in 2011. Rowr.
Warner Bros. Animation is teaming with the Japanese animation house behind Batman: Gotham Knights and The Animatrix to dust off ol' Lion-O and his refugee clan from Thundera for a new Cartoon Network series.
Warner Bros. Decides 'All You Need is Kill'
Why is Warners spending millions of dollars to adapt a Japanese novel you've never heard of? Well, because it sounds awesome.
