An American Doctor? Fucking sacrilege, that’s what that is.

Black Lightning for JLA status nooooow!

The more I see of the Shazam! movie, the more I think this will be DC and WB’s first solid superhero hit at the cinema - both critically and commercially - since Wonder Woman. Consider me on board the hype train, CHOO CHOO MUTHAFUKKERZ!

You didn’t see Wonder Woman? That film was dope (....well, apart from the corny CGI villain showdown, but still).

You didn’t see Wonder Woman? That film was dope (....well, apart from the corny CGI villain showdown, but still).

Agreed! Mac Gargan is one of Spider-Man’s truly evil, monstrous villains- would love to see him face off against somebody so thoroughly reprehensible. Be a nice contrast to “bad guys with understandable motivations” like the Vulture.

This x 100, but if both Wally and Barry can be called “The Flash” at the same time, then both Peter and Miles can share a codename too.

Hoping this comment makes it out of the greys...

As the saying goes, “put two Jews in a room and you’ll have three opinions.”

That.

It reminds me of Pat Mills or John Wagner being horrified by far right psycho fans who didn’t get that Judge Dredd was not about how cops need to go around murdering people on the street.

The only people who were Starman in the comics were Ted Knight, his sons David (who was killed by one of his father’s rogues) and Jack (who passed the Cosmic Rod to Courtney after she impressed Jack and the JSA), the alien Mikaal Tomas (who had nothing to do with the legacy other than a name) and Thom Kallor (the…

A Billy Braddock/Spider-UK episode in the style of Cosgrove Hall (famous for animated classics like Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Avenger Penguins and Fantomcat) would be sublime!

That’s disappointing to hear, but I suppose not unexpected with a hack like Geoff Johns heading up DCU.

FFS, Germain... SYLVESTER PEMBERTON WAS NEVER STARMAN!

Louder please, for the people at the back.

Animal Man...

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I thought that was an Animal Man arc?

I’m hoping against hope that Swamp Thing follows the comics and ends up serving as the prelude to a The Sandman TV series.