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Pittsburgh Clo has revealed the cast of Lerner & Loewe’s Camelot launching the 2025 Pnc Summer of Musicals. This beloved classic comes to life on the Benedum Center stage June 17 – 22, offering audiences an unforgettable blend of romance, adventure, and magic. The cast features Adam Kantor (Arthur), Ben Jacoby (Lancelot), Kyla Stone (Guenevere), John L Grimsley (Merlyn/Pellinore), Alexander Podolinski (Mordred), Andrea Weinzierl (Morgan LeFey), Brett Barthelemy (Ensemble), Bella Bilandzija (Ensemble/Lady Anne), Ryan Cavanaugh (Ensemble/Sir Sagramore), Bobby M Davis (Ensemble/Sir Colgrevance/Assistant Dance Captain), Jordan T DeLeon (Ensemble), Kylie Edwards (Ensemble), Marjorie Failoni (Swing/Dance Captain), Michael Greer (Ensemble/Dap/Sir Caster), Laura Guley (Ensemble/Lady Catherine), Liz LeClerc. A sweeping tale of passion, honor, power and destiny, Lerner &...

Two of the most iconic members of the Justice League are Green Arrow and Batman. The latter is one of its founding members, whereas the former is one of the League's most consistent supporting players, having earned his membership through amazing feats, like defeating DC's version of the Hulk. However, the weight that each member holds on the team, and in the DC Universe overall, is far from equal.

It's no secret that Green Arrow and Batman aren't viewed on equal footing - in-universe, by other characters, or even by DC Comics fans. Both characters sport similar characteristics, yet Bruce Wayne still eclipses Oliver Queen in popularity. Not even Green Arrow's more recent television show - Arrow, which spawned more than a decade's worth of a CW universe - was enough to overtake Batman in popularity. There are key reasons why, no matter how much Green he brings in, Green...

Warning: Spoilers for Blood Hunters #5Whereas the United States has Captain America, England proudly proclaims Captain Britain as its paragon of justice. However, while Betsy Braddock still maintains the title, she renounced her allegiance to the United Kingdom during the Fall of Krakoa. Thankfully, Marvel just introduced her obvious successor.

Blood Hunters #5 by Erica Schultz, Chris Campana, and Robert Gill is the final installment in the Blood Hunters’ mission to drive back Varnae’s remaining vampiric forces from New York City. After Dagger is kidnapped by the Bloodcoven, Elsa Bloodstone, Hallows’ Eve, and White Widow launch a full offensive against the godly vampires.

When the fight begins to turn against the heroes’ favor, Bloodstone equips Hallows’ Eve’s Captain America mask. Magically, Elsa is given Steve Rogers’s powers and dons a new patriotic suit. Still bound to her Bloodgem, Elsa becomes an enchanted super soldier, and she loves the experience.

The Arrowverse is a vital part of TV history, one that helped bring the expansiveness, the interconnectedness, the weird, and the soapy parts of DC's comic book superhero stories to the small screen. It also featured DC superheroes that had never been adapted in live-action before (like Black Lightning and Batwoman), all the while giving the spotlight to lesser-known comic book villains such as Merlyn, Savitar, and the Eradicator.

Still, when the franchise featured big, iconic villains from the pages of DC Comics, it resulted in some truly thrilling superhero stories — like Reverse-Flash going from battling Flash to founding the Legion of Doom, or how "Superman & Lois" brought in and then reinvented Doomsday. Much like "The Flash" had time to introduce lesser-known rogues while also including some of the titular character's most famous opponents, "Superman & Lois" managed to pack in most of the Man of Steel's greatest enemies in...

Genre film actor Henry Cavill of ”Superman” and “The Witcher” fame, wants to head up an international, live-action adaptation of Marvel Comics “Excalibur” featuring ‘Captain Britain’:

“…’Thames University' science student and part-time laboratory assistant ‘Brian Braddock’…

“…is granted the powers and identity of ‘Captain Britain’…

“by the mystical ‘Merlyn’ and his daughter ‘Roma’…

‘…after a fateful motorcycle accident on ‘Darkmoor’…”

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For years, fans have hoped to see Captain Britain join the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Many think Henry Cavill would be a great choice for the role, but so far, Kevin Feige hasn’t said anything about bringing Brian Braddock into the MCU.

Now, new rumors suggest that MCU fans will have to wait longer for Captain Britain’s appearance. Marvel wants to finish its Multiverse Saga with “Avengers: Secret Wars” by focusing on characters they’ve already introduced or officially announced before adding new ones like mutants.

Alex Perez held a Q&a session where he discussed the latest rumors about Captain Britain.

RedGyarados2010: Hi Alex! Will Captain Britain and his multiversal lore be introduced into the MCU?

Alex Perez: At this point, I haven’t heard anything about him or the Corps being introduced for the Multiverse Saga. And it’s kind of getting late to introduce...

For years, fans have been speculating about Captain Britain’s appearance in the MCU. Henry Cavill seems to be a fan favorite to take on the role, but so far, Kevin Feige has not even mentioned whether we will see Brian Braddock in the MCU.

Now, the latest rumors are out, and it seems that MCU fans will have to wait a bit longer for Captain Britain’s MCU appearance. Namely, Marvel first wants to finish its Multiverse Saga with ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ by using already introduced (and officially announced) characters before moving on.

Alex Perez did a Q&a where he talked about the latest rumors surrounding Captain Britain:

RedGyarados2010: Hi Alex! Will Captain Britain and his multiversal lore be introduced into the MCU?

Alex Perez: At this point, I haven’t heard anything about him or the Corps being introduced for the Multiverse Saga. And it’s...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Green Arrow 2024 Annual #1!All this time, Green Arrow has had a villain who challenges him almost as much as the Joker challenges Batman. An era comes to a close and a reflection on the past reveals a surprising foe that nearly evaded the Emerald Archer for good.

As a seasoned hero, Green Arrow has had a lot of villains that have put him through the wringer. Count Vertigo has made his head spin, Onomatopoeia has gone for the hero's throat, and Merlyn coordinated a plan with Amanda Waller to try and ruin Green Arrow's life. But while Oliver Queen was facing this collection of bad guys, another sinister threat was haunting him throughout the years.

Green Arrow Reveals Firestarter, a Villain That He Almost Never Caught The First (And Only) Appearance of Firestarter

In Green Arrow 2024 Annual #1 by Joshua Williamson, Sean Izaakse, Amancay Nahuelpan, Romulo Fajardo Jr,...

It has become quite a common trend for the hero of a series to be more like a villain when it comes to their actions. There is no better example of this than Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen from Arrow. The character was a perfect example of a man who was as much in the wrong as he was in the right, having a sense of great morality but at the same time, making some very bad decisions.

Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen in Arrow | Credits: The CW

Even though he played the role of the moral police within the Arrowverse, while simultaneously killing and not killing as he pleases, it is safe to say that his sense of good was rarely consistent. With this in mind, here are five of the worst things that Oliver has done, which make him worse than most villains in the Dcu.

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The Arrowverse had many villains throughout its long run. Since the beginning, fans have always argued about which Arrowverse show produced the best antagonists. For some, The Flash had the best villains, with most of them being meta-humans with extraordinary powers. But others liked the grounded nature of Arrow's main villains.

Every Arrowverse villain wore a costume to either hide their identity or use their appearance as a tool to scare their enemies. Some villains dressed like criminals and lacked an extravagant costume. These were more commonly seen in Arrow. Shows like The Flash and Supergirl tended to lean toward comic accuracy more, going with more excessive looks. There are some antagonists whose appearance translates extremely well to live-action, all while the CW's costume designers were handed a smaller checkbook than the movies.

Updated by Jordan Iacobucci on October 15, 2024: The Arrowverse may be over, but its legacy lives on,...

The Arrowverse had many great superheroes who received unanimous and deserved praise, but some supporting characters went under the radar and deserved to be highlighted. Almost every Arrowverse show had a titular lead surrounded by a team made up of friends and family. The exception to the format is Legends of Tomorrow as it was an ensemble show which spread its focus throughout its rotating cast of characters.

The Arrowverse's supporting greats include the likes of Candice Patton's Iris West-Allen, Carlos Valdez's Cisco Ramon, Chyler Leigh's Alex Danvers, David Ramsey's John Diggle and Emily Bett Rickards' Felicity Smoak. They were all staples throughout their respective series' runs, but they weren't alone in supporting their lead superhero. Countless unsung heroes had important roles to play in their respective Arrowverse shows, and some were unfairly sidelined for bigger characters in the crossovers.

Update: 2024/09/30 23:12 Est By Brian Cronin...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Absolute Power #2!The Justice League was betrayed by one of their own, but he's about to make good like we all knew he eventually would. While the DC Universe was shocked at the sudden and unexpected twist of Green Arrow working for Amanda Waller, most of us were certain this had to be a trick.

The good news is, it seems like it is! Waller might be bringing down hell on the Earth's metahuman population, but she's slowly losing control of her assets. While she celebrates her latest victory, Green Arrow is getting ready to go for broke and return things back to normal.

Green Arrow is Getting Ready to Double Cross Amanda Waller

In Absolute Power #2 by Mark Waid, Dan Mora, Alejandro Snchez, and Ariana Maher, Waller is gloating over having de-powered and capturing 80% of the world's metahuman population. However, among the heroes that are still remaining,...

Green Arrow's new base on Arrow Island surpasses even Batman's Batcave. Arsenal leads Team Arrow in search for Professor Ivo to stop Amanda Waller. Green Arrow's new lair gives him an edge over Batman.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Green Arrow #14!I know Green Arrow has a lot on his plate right now, but how cool is it that he's got a base that surpasses the Batcave? Team Arrow has been through some pretty big changes lately, including the development of a new hideout that holds something even Batman would have to praise.

In Green Arrow #14 by Joshua Williamson, Amancay Nahuelpan, and Sean Izaakse, Team Arrow is on Green Arrow's new base, Arrow Island, and is being warned by Nightwing and Batman to stay put. However, the team opts to leave the island and look for the one person who may be able to stop Amanda Waller's new Amazos: Professor Ivo.

With Jonathan Majors' Kang the Conqueror now sidelined as the McU's big bad, Robert Downey Jr. will step into the spotlight as the Multiverse Saga's new final boss: Doctor Doom. 

While we only have a vague idea of what's to come in Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, it's no secret that the Multiverse will be in play. As for the addition of Doom, it opens the door to us meeting characters we didn't expect to see in the MCU for a very long time. 

In this feature, we're taking a look at the heroes, villains, and supporting players who should all be added to the MCU either before or in the next Avengers movies. Some have ties to Doom and others to the Multiverse; there are also a few surprises you might not expect!

You can read through this feature by clicking on the "Next"/"View List" buttons below.

In recent years, Marvel Studios has faced some challenges. Since the conclusion of the Infinity Saga, the studio has received mostly “mixed” reviews at best and has experienced several significant box office flops.

As a result, several planned projects have been shelved, with Bob Iger announcing that the studio will be scaling back its creative output in the coming years.

British fans have long been asking for content centered around UK-based characters, as some of the most iconic figures in the comics hail from across the pond. While we did get Secret Invasion, which took place in Europe last summer, the show was (in my opinion) barely watchable and hasn’t been well-received.

There were rumors that Marvel Studios was developing an MI13/Excalibur series, but those rumors have since fizzled out.

MI13, or Military Intelligence, Section 13, is the UK’s agency responsible for handling paranormal incidents, working alongside MI5, MI6, Gchq,...

Marvel Studios has found itself in a bit of a problem in the last few years. Ever since Infinity Saga was concluded, it’s been lining up “mixed” reviews at best, and it had several notable box office bombs.

Now as a consequence, several planned projects are no longer in development as Bob Iger announced that the studio will be reducing its creative output in the next several years.

British fans have been asking for, well, forever, for some British-oriented content, as some of the most notable characters in the comics hail from across the pond. We did get Secret Invasion that took place in Europe last summer, but, we don’t talk about ‘Secret Invasion’ as the show was (in my opinion) barely watchable.

There have been rumors that the studio was working on the MI13/Excalibur show, but those eventually led nowhere.

MI13, or Military Intelligence, Section 13, is...

Wolverine's forgotten 'dead powers' make him invisible to machines and easily forgotten by those who see him. Chris Claremont is revisiting old Wolverine storylines, including one where Wolverine and the X-Men were technically dead. In Wolverine: Deep Cut #2, Logan takes on Mr. Sinister in a covert mission, utilizing his unique abilities to uncover a sinister plot.

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Wolverine: Deep Cut #2! Wolverine has no shortage of mutant abilities that make him one of the most formidable superheroes in the Marvel Universe. From a near god-tier healing factor and heightened animalistic senses, to six retractable claws laced with unbreakable adamantium that extend from his fists. And now, X-Men is bringing back a lesser-known ability that even the most hardcore Wolverine fans have completely forgotten about.

In a preview for Wolverine: Deep Cut #2 by Chris Claremont and Edgar Salazar, Logan is sneaking into one of Mr. Sinisters secret lairs,...

Bright, a new villain, wants Green Arrow dead, but he's shrouded in mystery and connections to Amanda Waller. Bright has a personal vendetta against Green Arrow, with a shared history leading to revenge. Green Arrow #16 will reveal Bright's identity and why he despises Oliver Queen.

DC has introduced a mysterious new villain who also wants Green Arrow dead, but no one has any idea who he is. Enemies like Merlyn, Blockbuster and even the Riddler would all love if Oliver Queen were killed, and now the mysterious Bright joins the ranks of Ollie's greatest enemies.

Green Arrow #16 by Joshua Williamson and Amancay Nahuelpan promises to be a major issue, as readers will finally learn exactly who Bright is and why he hates Oliver Queen. Bright is one of the biggest minions of Amanda Waller, following her every order with remarkable skill. Because of Bright, Waller was able to retrieve both...

Celebrated for his portrayal of the iconic Superman in the DC Extended Universe, Henry Cavill has long been the subject of discussions regarding a potential crossover in the MCU. And one of the Marvel characters fans have envisioned him embodying is Wolverine. With Hugh Jackman likely to take a break from the character after Deadpool & Wolverine, several actors have emerged as potential contenders to play the X-Men.

Man of Steel | Credit: Warner Bros.

Cavill has been one of the top contenders among all with multiple fan art depicting why the actor could be a perfect choice for the role. However, The Witcher star’s previous statement about potentially joining the MCU suggests that he is less likely to join the MCU as the adamantium-clawed mutant.

Henry Cavill Expressed His Interest in Potentially Joining the MCU

In a previous interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the Man of Steel star shared his...

Green Arrow's extended family shows off their skills in a fight scene fans will love, taking down Oliver and Connor. Amanda Waller's scheme keeps Green Arrow's allies separated, but they may soon come together to take her down. Green Arrow will need all the help he can get from his family to defeat Waller, who is manipulating him into working for her.

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Green Arrow #10!The extended members of Green Arrow's family are put to good use and finally show off what they're capable of in a fight scene fans need to see. Team Arrow might be scattered all over the DC Universe, but several of Oliver Queen's allies, plus some new faces are going to change things considerably for the Emerald Archer.

In Green Arrow #10 by Joshua Williamson, Sean Izaakse, and Tom Derenick, Green Arrow is heading to an old Justice League base to recover...

Amidst a slew of projects in the MCU’s pipeline, with ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ being the sole 2024 release, there’s been a shift in focus towards quality over quantity, as announced by Iger previously. However, recent rumors suggest otherwise, indicating a multitude of projects currently in development.

Among these projects is a series centered around Captain Britain, potentially replacing the previously rumored MI13 show.

The inclusion of Captain Britain in the MCU isn’t a recent development, with rumors dating as far back as 2018. For the uninitiated, Captain Britain, alter ego of Brian Braddock, transcends being merely a British counterpart to Captain America. Introduced in 1976, his character is imbued with mystical powers by Merlyn, blending elements of a superhero with those of a mystical guardian. Often, his adventures traverse magical realms, offering a captivating layer to the MCU’s narrative landscape.

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Marvel is doing a show with Captain Britain

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MCU has a lot of projects currently in development, despite ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ being the only movie to be released in 2024. Iger announced a while back that they are going to focus on quality over quantity but if recent rumors are true, that may not be the case since plenty of projects are rumored to be in development currently.

One of those projects is a show focusing on Captain Britain, which is possibly a project that replaced the rumored MI13 show.

Captain Britain in the MCU is nothing new, as the character was rumored to join the MCU as early as 2018. For those unfamiliar, Captain Britain, also known as Brian Braddock, is more than just a British “version of Captain America“. He was introduced in 1976 and has magical powers given by Merlyn, making him a mix of superhero and mystical guardian. His stories often involve magical realms, which could add...

Warning! Contains spoilers for Green Arrow #11!

Green Arrow's origins are intertwined with his greatest enemy, Malcolm Merlyn. Merlyn trained Oliver Queen in archery, leading to a deep-seated rivalry. Merlyn's desire to pass on his legacy to Ollie adds new depth to their ongoing conflict.

Green Arrow is one of the greatest archers in the DC Universe, and it seems that DC just revealed a major link between his years of archery training and his greatest enemy. While Malcolm Merlyn has always been one of Oliver's biggest rivals, it seems that once upon a time, Merlyn was also one of Oliver's first teachers.

The surprising history between Green Arrow and Merlyn is revealed in Green Arrow #11 by Joshua Williamson, Sean Izaakse, and Phil Hester. This story reveals that Merlyn had a major hand in teaching Oliver Queen about archery after Ollie returned from Starfish Island. This completely recontextualizes the rivalry...

Green Arrow has become an agent of Amanda Waller, working on her deadly plans for the DC Universe's heroes and villains. Waller promises to return Green Arrow's family if he assists her in her plans to wage war against Earth's metahuman population. Despite Green Arrow's loyalty to his allies, the offer of reuniting with his family may lead him to work for Waller in the end.

Unfortunately for the Justice League, Green Arrow is going to be joining a new team in the future and he's got the costume to show where his allegiance stands. The last several months of Oliver Queen's life have been hell as the Emerald Archer has found himself becoming Amanda Waller's latest pawn.

As Waller begins building toward her ultimate goal of exterminating the Earth's metahuman population, she's dragging Oliver to her side, whether he likes it or not. A peek into the future...

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League hasn’t been the most promising title in recent times, and the community still wants to give it a chance. Unfortunately, the game’s marketing is nowhere to be seen. even though the game’s first season is just a week away.

There’s no gameplay clip, pictures, or even details about what players can expect on launch day. This isn’t good news for the game, since the title is already in bad shape given its negative reviews and lackluster approach to a live-service model.

Fans haven’t been this disinterested in a game that involves the Joker The Joker is coming to the game! Excited? No? Understandable.

Despite a promising performance by actor Jp Karliak, it seems like the game’s marketing team is against any possibility of creating hype for the game. Even after the base game’s arrival has been nothing short of a flop,...

Henry Cavill has expressed interest in portraying Captain Britain in the MCU, which could open the door for a British superhero team to be introduced. Marvel Studios has debuted many British superheroes in the McU's recent projects, including Steven Grant's Mr. Knight, G'iah and Dane Whitman's Black Knight. Secret Invasion may have teased the establishment of Mi-13 in the MCU, which could employ several British heroes as the United Kingdom's first Avengers team.

Recent speculation hints at Henry Cavill soon joining the MCU, and Marvel Studios may have already been setting up the perfect superhero team for his favorite Marvel role. Rumors of Henry Cavill being introduced into the MCU saw a huge increase following his departure from the Dceu, in which he portrayed Clark Kent's Superman between 2013's Man of Steel and 2022's Black Adam. Henry Cavill has been fan-cast as a variety of powerful Marvel Comics characters,...

Green Arrow faces his biggest threat yet - a final battle with Merlyn to determine his fate and that of his family. Oliver Queen's deal with Amanda Waller sets the stage for a high-stakes showdown with his nemesis. The Emerald Archer is ready to risk it all to reunite with his family, even if it means facing his greatest enemy.

He may be used to life-or-death competitions, but Green Arrow's next high-stakes match could be the most important battle he's ever fought. Oliver Queen wants nothing more than to be reunited with his family. Unfortunately, the Emerald Archer is going to have to beat the villain he hates more than anything in one final fight.

With April fast approaching, DC Comics has revealed what it has in store with its batch of solicitations for the spring. In Green Arrow's corner of the DC Universe, Oliver Queen is still dealing with...

Henry Cavill wants to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Captain Britain. He talked about it in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, saying he’s interested in the role and likes the idea. He’s seen the rumors online and thinks it would be fun to play a modernized version of the character, similar to what they did with Captain America. Cavill also expressed his love for being British.

I have the internet, and I have seen the various rumors about Captain Britain, and that would be loads of fun to do a cool, modernized version of that — like the way they modernized Captain America. There’s something fun about that, and I do love being British

For those unfamiliar, Captain Britain, also known as Brian Braddock, is more than just a British version of Captain America. He was introduced in 1976 and has magical powers given by Merlyn, making...

In The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse, the four knights are Percival, Lancelot, Tristan and Gawain. So far, all four of them have many skills and potential, but they are still growing into their roles. Since it is the beginning of these new heroes' journey, many of their connections to their respective roles as Death, War, Pestilence and Famine still remain unknown.

Things are starting to heat up in the Seven Deadly Sins sequel series, Four Knights of the Apocalypse. Not only have each of the four knights been formally introduced into the story, but Meliodas has finally made his first appearance in the series since it began more than a year ago. With King Arthur's evil turn and ultimate ambitions still somewhat of a mystery, the land of Britannia needs saving more than ever before.

The Four Knights of the Apocalypse stars its own cast...

The reunion of Green Arrow's family faces deadly obstacles from both Merlyn and Amanda Waller, requiring Oliver's courage and determination. Fans have eagerly awaited the family reunion, which promises to be a significant and impactful event due to the long-standing conspiracy against them. Green Arrow #12 is on sale on May 28 from DC Comics!

Green Arrow's family have been through a lot over the years. Half the members have died, and they've been separated from each other for a long time. During the events of Dark Crisis, Oliver was even lost in time. However, it turned out that was the best thing that could have happened, as Ollie learned that his family's misfortunes have been orchestrated to keep them apart.

Over the past year, Oliver Queen has discovered a massive conspiracy against his family. Whenever he tries to get close to them again, he is teleported across time and space to keep them separated.

Actor Henry Cavill of ”Superman” and “The Witcher” fame, has reportedly been cast as Marvel Comics superhero ‘Captain Britain’ for an upcoming Marvel Studios live-action take:

“…'Thames University' science student and part-time laboratory assistant ‘Brian Braddock’…

“…is granted the powers and identity of ‘Captain Britain’ by ‘Merlyn’ and his daughter ‘Roma’…

‘…after a motorcycle accident on ‘Darkmoor’…”

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Henry Cavill has expressed his eagerness to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Captain Britain. In a chat with The Hollywood Reporter, Cavill mentioned he’s aware of the buzz around him taking up the role and finds the idea quite appealing. ‘I have the internet, and I have seen the various rumors about Captain Britain, and that would be loads of fun to do a cool, modernized version of that — like the way they modernized Captain America. There’s something fun about that, and I do love being British,’ he stated.

For those not in the loop, Captain Britain, aka Brian Braddock, isn’t just a British version of Captain America. Introduced in 1976, this character wields magical powers granted by Merlyn, making him a unique blend of superhero and mystical protector. His stories often intertwine with magical realms, adding a rich layer to his character that could bring a fresh twist to the MCU.

Small towns hide secrets. They’re typically really good at it too because the smaller the town it seems the darker the secret they are trying to hide. If you grew up in a tiny Midwest town like I did you would know this to be gospel. Southern noir or Southern Gothic is a special sort of genre that when done right shines a sinister light on those secrets. Add some good old good vs evil to the mix and the supernatural and you’ve got something special. In the case of todays series you had the best of all of these mixed into a twisted, beautiful, epic masterpiece that came happened to be co-launched by a master of horror named Sam Raimi and a gent more known for solving mysteries than writing them… a Hardy Boy himself Shaun Cassidy. The show is one of my favorite TV series of all time,...

In Green Arrow #8, a member of the Justice League is killed by the villain Onomatopoeia. Oliver Queen, also known as Green Arrow, is shot multiple times in the chest, while his son Connor Hawke survives. Connor seeks answers about Oliver's fate from the Legion of Super-Heroes, who have foretold Oliver's heroic death protecting his family.

Warning! Preview pages ahead for Green Arrow #8!In an unexpected twist, a member of the Justice League has just been killed. DC’s biggest icons are facing the most arduous battles of their lives and any of them could go at any second. But one classic League member’s life has come to an end as a villain finally claims his life.

In a preview for Green Arrow #8 by Joshua Williamson and Phil Hester, Green Arrow Connor Hawke has just fought off an attack by Onomatopoeia. While Hawke managed to make it out alive,...

Green Arrow's family has been mysteriously separated by a time-warping villain, teleported far apart whenever they gather together. Malcolm Merlyn, a master archer and Green Arrow's true nemesis, is the culprit - back from the dead as a deadly cyborg. Green Arrow #6 is on sale now from DC Comics!

Warning: contains spoilers for Green Arrow #6!Green Arrow has been through a lot lately, and it turns out the reason his life has been so miserable is because of one iconic villain. With Green Arrow continually being torn away from his family every time they reunite, he finally finds the reason - and it's a very familiar culprit. Previously believed dead, the classic foe has returned with new cyborg upgrades.

Green Arrow and his family have been physically unable to get near each other in comics lately. Every time they try, they're literally pulled across time and space to be kept separate.

Warning! Contains spoilers for Green Arrow #8!

Green Arrow's true nemesis, Onomatopoeia, is finally making a comeback in Green Arrow #8, providing a compelling and personal rivalry for Oliver Queen. Despite facing various villains, Green Arrow has always struggled to find a true iconic rival, and Onomatopoeia's past crimes, including nearly killing Oliver's son, make the personal rivalry between them much deeper. Green Arrow's journey through time and space has led him back to Star City, where he will have to confront his biggest villain and face a more grounded adventure in search of his lost family.

One of the Dcu's most underrated villains has finally returned to face off against his Justice League nemesis: Green Arrow. While characters like Batman and Superman have iconic rivals of their own, Ollie has always struggled to find a true nemesis. In the upcoming solicitations for Green Arrow #8, readers will be delighted to see that Onomatopoeia,...

The official tagline for Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights 32 is “See you in the fog.” How magnificently on-the-nose is that? It’s almost Halloween, and those blessed fog machines are Back On fiends! My annual pilgrimage to the horror Mecca complete, I’ve returned once more to report my findings. Let’s rank the 10 haunted houses of Halloween Horror Nights 32!

10. Dueling Dragons: Choose Thy Fate Universal Studios “Two warlocks of great power were turned into dragons after trying to take Merlyn’s spell book. Now you and your friends are caught in their epic battle. You must choose a path and a victor.”

Longtime travelers to Universal Studios will surely appreciate Dueling Dragons. Themed after the legendary rollercoaster that opened with Islands of Adventure in 1999, the haunt expands on the lore of the Fire and Ice dragons from the ride.

Guests are transported back to medieval times, dropped in the...

Henry Cavill has been fan-cast as Captain Britain in the MCU, and new artwork imagines him in the role, highlighting the character's mysticism and drama. Marvel Studios has not announced Captain Britain's debut in the MCU, but there is speculation that he may appear in upcoming projects. Cavill's departure from the Dceu makes him a potential choice for the role. The Multiverse Saga in the MCU provides the perfect opportunity to introduce Captain Britain and the Captain Britain Corps, and Henry Cavill's casting could tie in with the introduction of the McU's X-Men team.

Henry Cavill has been imagined as a live-action Captain Britain in this stunning MCU art. After rising to stardom in The Tudors, and missing out on roles in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Twilight, and Casino Royale, British actor Henry Cavill was cast as Clark Kent, a.k.a. Superman, in Man of Steel,...

ControversyWhile the remastered version of the movie still drew crowds to theatres, some fans called out the creators for retaining a homophobic dialogue between the lead actor Kamal Haasan and the villain Daniel Balaji. YouTube ScreengrabKamal Haasan’s Vettaiyaadu Vilayaadu was re-released in Chennai on June 23, 17 years after its original release but some fans were not happy. While the remastered version of the movie still drew crowds to theatres, some of them have rightfully called out a scene that did not age well. In the movie, Kamal Haasan plays a police officer who is on the hunt for a serial killer duo Amudhan (Daniel Balaji) and Ilamaran (Salim Baig). When he confronts Amudhan, a visibly disgusted Raghavan (Kamal) asks, “On his [Ilamaran] back, there is a tattoo of your name and there is a heart below that. Are you both homosexuals?”, to which Amudhan looks visibly angry. The aforementioned clip has...

The Broadway revival of Camelot is ending its run on July 23.

The revival of the Lerner & Loewe musical, which features a revised book by Aaron Sorkin, began its run on March 9 at the Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater and opened on April 13.

The revival of the 1960 musical received mixed reviews, but capacity dipped to 80 percent and grosses fell in recent weeks. Additionally, Camelot received five Tony Award nominations, including best revival of a musical, but did not take home any trophies. The production had planned to extend through at least Sept. 3.

The Bartlett Sher-directed revival, originally written by Alan Jay Lerner and centering on King Arthur’s creation of his kingdom and the love triangle between Arthur, Queen Guenevere and Sir Lancelot, featured a slightly trimmed down story and snappier dialogue, courtesy of Sorkin, who also removed all supernatural elements from the plot. Sorkin and Sher had previously...

Warning: The following contains Spoilers for Superman and Lois season 3, episode 5, "Head On."The Superman and Lois episode "Head On" introduced a new villain called Deadline, whose unique power set presented an honest challenge to Superman. This continues a trend that has run throughout Superman and Lois season 3, with numerous obscure DC Comics supervillains rising to challenge the Man of Steel. All of these villains have been in the employ of Bruno Mannheim and his organization Intergang.

The action of Superman and Lois season 3, episode 5, "Head On," involved the gangster Bruno Mannheim on every level, though the man himself barely put in an appearance. Lois and Clark searched for evidence of Mannheim's corruption while Lois was undergoing chemotherapy at a hospital financed by Mannheim. Later in the episode, Intergang launched a bold raid on multiple Department of Defense sites. This led to the action-packed centerpiece of the episode, in which...

The MCU introduction of one of Marvel's biggest multiverse teams, led by different versions of Captain Britain, could tie together multiple projects in the Multiverse Saga. After the ending of the Infinity Saga, Marvel Studios has been exploring the concept of the multiverse in the MCU, expanding on this storyline in projects such as Loki, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Even though Phases 5 and 6 promise to uncover the mysteries of the multiverse, one major multiverse team has yet to be revealed.

With the help of the multiverse, Phase 4 was able to put new spins on many of the McU's established heroes. Loki saw the debut of several Loki variants, No Way Home marked the return of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker, and Multiverse of Madness featured Earth-838's Illuminati, comprised of variants from another reality. This idea is set to...

This article contains WandaVision, Loki, and Hawkeye spoilers

We all know that when a character is killed offscreen, or presumed dead, it leaves the door open for their surprise return later on. But when you’re telling a multiverse tale, endless doors are already open. Such is the sandpit that Marvel Studios are playing with in their post-Avengers: Endgame Multiverse Saga. We may have been left to assume that Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) was murdered at the hands of Echo (Alaqua Cox) at the end of the Clint Barton MCU spinoff series Hawkeye, but we already know for sure that he’ll be back in Daredevil: Born Again. Is it any less likely that the Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) will also return?

Like Kingpin, Wanda Maximoff was presumed dead after the events of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, having offed herself on Mount Wundagore while destroying every copy of...

Exclusive: A first-look photo and a new trailer for Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming Broadway adaptation of the classic Lerner & Loewe musical Camelot arrives just as Lincoln Center Theater announces the full cast for the production. In addition to the previously announced Andrew Burnap (as Arthur), Phillipa Soo (as Guenevere), and Jordan Donica (as Lancelot Du Lac), the new Camelot will include Fergie Philippe (Hamilton) as Sir Sagramore and Dakin Matthews (who appeared in Sorkin’s To Kill A Mockingbird) as Merlyn/Pellinore.

Also joining the cast are Taylor Trensch (as Mordred), Marilee Talkington (as Morgan Le Fey), Anthony Michael Lopez (as Sir Dinadan), and Danny Wolohan (as Sir Lionel).

Featuring a book by Sorkin, based on the original book by Alan Jay Lerner, Camelot will reteam Sorkin with Mockingbird director Bartlett Sher. Previews begin on Thursday, March 9, at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater, with an opening night set for Thursday,...

The Bat-Cave is one of the most iconic parts of Batman's comic lore, but Green Arrow also has his own version. Stargirl: The Lost Children #2 features the Arrow-Cave and shows an interesting difference between both heroes' decorating habits. While Batman keeps trophies from his past cases and uniforms of the Bat-Family on display, Green Arrow features life-size models of friends - and foes.

Green Arrow's hideout, the Arrowcave (Arrow Cave/Arrow-Cave), made its debut in 1941, within the pages of More Fun Comics #73 by Jerry Siegel, Gardner Fox, Mort Weisinger, George Papp, Bernard Baily, Howard Sherman, Paul Norris, Ed Moore, and Chad Grothkopf. Like Batman, this iteration was described early on as just an underground tunnel connected to Oliver Queen's apartment - providing access to the Arrowplane, Green Arrow and Speedy's car. This space would also be referred to as the Bunker. Later iterations of both Batman and Green Arrow's hideouts were developed into full caves.

With the DC Universe finally seeming to get its act together under the leadership of James Gunn, fans have begun to make comparisons to the company's already successful live-action universe. The Arrowverse was lightning in a bottle for DC, capturing the interest of casual and dedicated fans alike, even without the initial use of iconic characters like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman.

The success of the Arrowverse came initially with strong storytelling, with shows like Arrow and The Flash pulling off captivating "mystery box" storylines, where the identity of each season's main villain was kept hidden until a shocking reveal. This set a precedent for the franchise's shows in the future, as they would play off the viewers' knowledge of the comics and subvert their expectations.

Merlyn Was Thea's Father

Malcolm Merlyn and Moira Queen's relationship was a major plot point in Arrow season 1, with some of the most captivating...

Warning! Spoilers for Dark Crisis: Worlds Without A Justice League - Green Arrow #1 ahead!It looks like one member of the Justice League is going to be the next DC character leading a united, themed family. Dark Crisis: Worlds Without A Justice League - Green Arrow #1 presents Oliver Queen and his allies as the DC Universe's new family team.

One of DC's oldest traditions is having its heroes develop, grow and tend to teams that join them in their crime-fighting crusades. Often these teams are built out of familial connections or close allies, which is why fans usually colloquilally refer to these groups as 'families'. Arguably the most well-known is the Bat-Family, built out of Batman's many sidekicks and other heroes in Gotham. Superman also has his own Super Family, as well as the Scarlet Speedsters with the Flash Family. The families serve to aid one another in taking down powerful enemies,...

Written by Jake Coburn, Keto Shimizu | Directed by Thor Freudenthal

Plot:

The League of Assassins give Oliver 48 hours to find Sara’s killer, but when the Arrow discovers the Killer’s identity. He has only one option left to him and that is to face the leader of the League… Ra’s al Ghul.

Verdict:

And so we arrive at the mid point of Arrow’s third season, a point where the show usually gives us a cliffhanger episode to tie us over to the festive period and into the new year (Happy New Year) until the series comes back on at the end of January. Well this series has certainly given us one hell of an episode to think about until January 21 (the gap feels a little too long at this point, which goes to show how strong of a impression this episode has left with me) when we will see what happens next.

Written by Wendy Mericle, Marc Guggenheim | Directed by John Behring

Plot:

After finding out that Malcolm Meryln is still alive and hiding in Starling City, Team Arrow come to believe that the Dark Archer is actually Sara’s killer. But is he really?

Verdict:

Okay, this is more like it. After the first few episodes of this season, which did not have any real kind of forward momentum to them (I certainly did not feel any kind of sense as to where the show was going with this season’s arc or what that arc was supposed to be before this instalment), this episode finally kicks it up a notch and delves back into two of Arrow’s stronger story-lines. That being Malcolm Merlyn, while the other is the League of Assassin’s (yes I know they are both linked too, which is also a good thing).

I will say though,...

A poster on Reddit has apparently dropped a character breakdown for iconic DC villain Ra's al Ghul in the upcoming new season of The CW's "Arrow". The casting breakdown is said to have come from the upcoming fourth episode of the new season, 'The Magician,' and discusses the show's take on the character.

Name dropped numerous times during the second season, Ra's al Ghul is expected to serve as the main villain of the upcoming third season following in the tracks of previous 'Big Bads' like Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) and Deathstroke (Manu Bennett). Here's the description:

"Ra's al Ghul. Male, 40s-50s. Open ethnicity. Accent preferred. An iconic villain from the pages of DC Comics. Leader of the League of Assassins. Regal, mysterious, and of a bygone era. Proud and unforgiving. Ra's is a ruthless strategist, a master of martial arts, and a shaper of history. He carries the wisdom of the ages,...