Right now, most of the DC Comics publishing slate is in the throes of
Future State, a massive effort that has catapulted the DC Multiverse and various versions of its heroes into visions of the future. By the spring, that will change, as DC releases its
Future State, and with it a host of new series and new creative teams. We ve already seen numerous announcements that paint a picture of what this era will look like, and today we have two more major launches from high-profile creative teams.
Early Friday, DC revealed that writer Tom Taylor (
Suicide Squad,
Nightwing in the spring, will also team up with legendary artist Andy Kubert for
While the time may be approaching for the unveiling of new footage regarding his character in Zack Snyder's Justice League, the tug-of-war between Ray Fisher and Warner Bros. appears to have come to an end as the actor took to Twitter to confirm he will no longer be portraying Cyborg in the upcoming solo Flash film.
The Flash,
Wonder Woman,
Batman/Superman Annual). The
Robin title will focus on the Damian Wayne version of the character as the young hero attempts to prove himself as the greatest fighter in the DC Universe by taking part in the deadly League of Lazarus tournament. But first, he needs to locate the secret island on which the tournament is being held. The release promises a new supporting cast, brand new characters, and fights, lots of fights!
Readers can get psyched for the new book with a two-part Demon or Detective prequel arc set within the pages of
Batman #106 (out Tuesday, March 2) and
It seems that Ray Fisher s DCEU future has officially come to an end following a tweet in which the actor stated that he would no longer associate himself with DC Films head honcho, Walter Hamada. It was essentially a public letter of resignation and as a result, the character of Victor Stone/Cyborg will not be making a cameo appearance in 2022 s standalone
Flash movie, SYFY WIRE learned Wednesday.
This news comes after a months-long controversy centered around Fisher s claims of inappropriate behavior on the set of 2017 s Justice League. Warner Bros. conducted an internal investigation, which concluded in December 2020 with remedial action being taken. No specifics were provided, but it s well-known that Fisher alleged that he was mistreated by producer Geoff Johns and director Joss Whedon (the latter was brought in to oversee extensive reshoots after Zack Snyder left the project to grieve a family tragedy). Fisher was eventually backed up by co-star Jason Momoa, wh