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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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Oh my god, it actually came out on schedule. This week on: Geoff Johns just kinda does whatever… You guessed it! Geoff Johns just kinda does whatever! This issue focuses on the lost kids that are Johns’ new pet project: sidekicks to the JSA that no one remembered until just now because… time travel! The…
My god… Bat-fans? Is that you? How did you make it to my doomsday bunker? After all these years… What’s that? Months? It’s only been two months? I see… Well, is Geoff Johns at least done putting out JSA? No? One issue? Out today? Welp. Okay then Was it worth the wait? No. Of course…
Oh, hey there, Bat-fans! Nice to see you! I've been on a sort of mini vacation. You see, I figured out a sweet way to do way less review work than I normally would! It's a genius plan, really. I wait, say, about two months, and then come back to do a double review! Sort…
It's the third issue of Geoff Johns' return to the golden age, and things are... boy are they! I've already spoken a bit about my frustrations with Johns' work, so I won't subject you to further rants about how compulsively safe and rooted in the past it is. Instead, I'll just show you a screenshot…
I'll be honest. I used to be a MASSIVE fan of Geoff Johns' work. When I was a kid reading his comics, something about that nostalgic resurgence of all the great Silver Age heroes, the ones I saw watching Super Friends growing up, rather than the confusing new characters I'd never heard of (Who's Blue…
Damn it. Alright Flashpoint Beyond, back it up. You had me for a while here, but now you're really losing me. I can't in good conscience spend an entire review trashing Dark Crisis, and not subject you to the same scrutiny when you carry the same issues. Flashpoint Beyond #5 opens on a perversely funny scene, when it wastes…
WARNING: I will try my best to make this as spoiler-free as possible, but if you’d rather go in completely blind, I would recommend buying and reading the book before this review. The year is 2016, and we’re on the back end of the New 52. I’m heavily invested in Justice League: Darkseid War: a…
Stargirl season 1 came to a satisfying close, and fans are excited it was renewed for season 2. There is some trepidation, however, as the series is leaving DC Universe and will be shown exclusively on The CW. The last time a DC show moved to the CW from another network was when Supergirl did…
Earlier this week Collider posted part of their interview with Geoff Johns from San Diego Comic-Con where he talked about Green Lantern Corps, but today they posted their entire 20 minute conversation where he also talked about Man of Steel 2, Wonder Woman 1984, Aquaman, and more. On the topic of Man of Steel 2,…
Last month Geoff Johns left his job at DC to start his own production company where he will be creating movies, TV shows, and comics for Warner Bros. and DC. One of the first projects he's working on is the Green Lantern Corps movie, which he will now write and produce. Collider caught up with…
Last week was a big week for DC in terms of news thanks to San Diego Comic-Con. One of the first big pieces of news to kick off the event was the first trailer for Titans. It surprised some fans for its R-rated tone, and included Robin saying "F*ck Batman". Polygon caught up with Geoff…
DC Entertainment president and chief creative officer Geoff Johns is leaving his position to start a new company. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Johns is launching Mad Ghost Productions, a new banner that will allow him to work on DC-related content for movies, TV, and comic books. There will also be new and reimagined content…
Last week we learned that Shazam will go into production early next year, but there were some conflicting reports as to whether or not Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson would still star as the villain. Yahoo caught up with DC Films president Geoff Johns for an answer. “We haven’t announced any casting yet,” Johns said. “But Dwayne…
Earlier today I shared an interview with Warner Bros.' new president and chief content officer, but Variety also chatted with DC Films presidents Geoff Johns and Jon Berg about the success of Wonder Woman and current state of the DC Extended Universe. It sounds like Jon Berg actually agreed with critics about Suicide Squad, and…
Last year after Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was slammed by critics, Warner Bros. began making some changes and rethinking how they'd make DC movies going forward. DC Entertainment president Geoff Johns was paired with producer Jon Berg last spring to run the DC Films division at Warner Bros., and while Wonder Woman was…
Even though we haven't seen Superman in any of the Justice League trailers, it's no secret that he's coming back from "the dead". He's been featured in many other kinds of marketing materials, including new Justice League action figures from Mattel that were just revealed this week. Today, Heroic Hollywood published a piece called "5…
DC and Marvel have united to honor director Richard Donner and 1978's Superman: The Movie. DC Films president Geoff Johns and Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige were on stage together at last night's "A Tribute to Richard Donner" event. Both Johns and Feige got their start in Hollywood by working for Donner's production company. Johns…
DC Films co-head and President and CCO of DC Entertainment, Geoff Johns, brought in the new year with a lot of hype late last night! In a series of tweets, Johns teased that a new DC Comics TV show will be announced this year, plus he announced that he'll be writing comics again. Johns also…
This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com