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As the star of the first-ever “Black Adam” feature film for Warner Bros., Dwayne Johnson set the stage today for the story and tone of the new movie at DC FanDome. This included a few updates on which members of The Justice Society Of America would be appearing alongside Black Adam in the film.

As part of Warner Bros.’s commitment to bring the DC Multiverse to the big screen, we’re about to get the original Justice Society Of America in a film for the first time, thanks to the first-ever “Black Adam” feature film. While fans may be excited to see Doctor Fate and Cyclone in live-action for the first time, they won’t be seeing the seminal DC character of Hawkgirl in the film.

As the star of the first-ever “Black Adam” feature film for Warner Bros., Dwayne Johnson set the stage today for the story and tone of the new movie at DC FanDome. This included a few updates on which members of The Justice Society Of America would be appearing alongside Black Adam in the film.

Wow. Just wow.

Many an actor will enthusiastically talk up a project they are attached to for years that won’t ever happen. This phenomenon occurs in the superhero movie world quite some bit.

Although the character origins of Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman were already introduced in Patty Jenkins’s 2017 film, there seems to be even more world-building backstory yet to be uncovered. In a recent conversation with Empire, for their “Big-Screen Issue,” writer-director Patty Jenkins teases a flashback sequence in the upcoming “Wonder Woman 1984,” as well as alludes to the possibility for a spin-off series and/or a sequel for the franchise.

There’s a common thought amongst superhero movie fans that says Marvel Studios isn’t as friendly to directors’ visions as Warner Bros./DC. This idea has stemmed from the reports that Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios likes to shape films and follow a storytelling pattern, with directors having to fall into line or step aside.

Earlier this week, “Justice League” actor Ray Fisher made headlines when said that Joss Whedon‘s behavior on set was “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” after he took over Zack Snyder to finish the DC superhero film.

With “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” returning to the spotlight, landing a future release on HBO Max, there seems to be a renewed interest in the fanbase about Henry Cavill returning to the role of Superman in the DCEU. After rumors of him not coming back, followed by other actors’ names popping up and talk of a potential “Supergirl” spin-off, it seemed that Cavill’s days as the Man of Steel were numbered.

Yesterday, “Justice League” actor Ray Fisher continued to show his displeasure with Joss Whedon and how the filmmaker changed the superhero team-up film. However, instead of cryptically commenting (as he did previously), the actor went on to accuse Whedon of “gross, abusive, unprofessional” behavior on set.

On some level, you have to feel bad for Ray Fisher. Sure, he’s an attractive man that has a career in acting and isn’t necessarily “struggling” in the common use of the word.

Despite unsubstantiated reports to the contrary, Michael Keaton will not play Bruce’s late father, Thomas Wayne, in the new “Flash” movie starring Ezra Miller. Instead, he is in talks to return as the original Caped Crusader, Bruce Wayne.

Jai Courtney has had an eclectic career in Hollywood over the past decade. He’s done everything from failed reboots (“A Good Day to Die Hard”) to failed YA dystopian sci-fi (“Divergent”) to failed sci-fi reboots (“Terminator Genisys”) to failed monster movie remakes (“I, Frankenstein”).

In a week already filled with DCEU news, it should come as no surprise that Superman himself is getting in on the action. Henry Cavill appears to be far from done with his role as the Man of Steel, despite not having a film in development and years of rumors that he’s done with the role.

“I’m Batman.” When you hear the line, you think about Christian Bale’s Dark Knight in the Christopher Nolan series, but the title of most iconic Batman may arguably still rests with Michael Keaton. So, we’re guessing, “Actually, I’m Batman,” might be a line uttered recently by Keaton in his discussions with Warner Bros.

While we don’t know exactly when “Zack Snyder’s Justice League,” aka The Snyder Cut, is hitting HBO Max, it is arriving sometime in 2021. And just as you would with any major superhero film, the marketing and hype machine is already churning, as we are now given our first look (technically isn’t Joss Whedon’s “Justice League” the first look at the Snyder Cut?) at the upcoming release.

Leading up to the release of David Ayer’s “Suicide Squad,” there were a number of reports that said Warner Bros. was concerned about the tone of his film because of the negative reviews for Zack Snyder’s “Batman v.

Over the past couple of weeks, there has been increased discussion regarding Director’s Cuts of DC superhero films, thanks in no small part to HBO Max’s upcoming 2021 release of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.” We’ve seen the discussion include David Ayer and his much-maligned “Suicide Squad,” and now, Cathy Yan and “Birds of Prey.” However, in the latter’s case, it appears the filmmaker has no interest in hearing rumors regarding what was cut from her version of the superhero film from earlier

Earlier this week it was reported that Henry Cavill was currently in talks to make his triumphant, non-CGI, clean-shaven return to the DCEU as Superman, albeit in a limited capacity. But then our expectations were quickly lowered when it turned out that he was not in negotiations to star in “Man of Steel 2” but maybe a couple of cameos.

Normally, in years past, we would talk about how Robert Pattinson is lining up a string of indie films that will be released. However, over the next two years, the acclaimed actor has two of the biggest films in the world hitting theaters, “Tenet” and “The Batman,” so you can’t really blame the guy for hoping for a little break in between.

Yesterday, it was revealed that Henry Cavill is currently in talks to return to the DC film universe as Superman in a limited capacity. We knew it wasn’t going to be in “Man of Steel 2,” but perhaps the character would be used like Marvel Studios uses The Hulk, as a good supporting character that fans adore but don’t necessarily need a solo film? Well, it appears that Cavill’s potential appearance in a future DC film might be even more limited than that.

Henry Cavill is reportedly in talks to reprise his role as Superman in a new film based on the DC Comic books.

When it comes to popular culture, the “meek” have already inherited the Earth. This is a sentiment you see echoed during conversations about contemporary fandom and the state of the superhero movies.

Look up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s potentially Henry Cavill suiting up again as the Man of Steel. While in 2019, a few short months before he decided not to cameo in “Shazam!” that Cavill was done as Warner Bros.

The Batman director Matt Reeves has confirmed the much-anticipated comic book film has been put on hold indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.