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New Images Reveal Javicia Leslie As An Unapologetically Black Batwoman

"I felt it was important that viewers could tell by the silhouette that Batwoman was a Black girl," said Javicia Leslie, the first Black actor to play the superheroine.
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Latinx Creators In The Comic Book Industry

Latinx creators have been in the comic book industry for decades, yet the characters on the page and on the big screen don't reflect the growing Latinx population in the U.S.
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DC Universe's Women Of Color Take Aim At Trump And Real Injustice

A common theme emerged after this question at DC FanDome.
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Legendary Batman Writer And DC Comics Editor Denny O'Neil Dies

O'Neil worked for many years at both DC and Marvel Comics.
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'Birds of Prey' Producer Shuts Down One 'Asinine' Criticism

Sue Kroll talks about secrets from the film and why it's easier to break faces in pants.
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'Wonder Woman 1984' Trailer: Gal Gadot Blasts Back Into Action

Gal Gadot returns as Diana Prince alongside Chris Pine and Kristen Wiig.
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Joaquin Phoenix Walks Out Of Interview When Asked About Graphic Violence In 'Joker'

The actor's latest film has prompted questions about targeted violence on screen.
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'Shazam!' Doesn't Need To Make Sense To Be Fun

Wait, didn't this movie already come out in the '90s with Sinbad?
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DC Relinquishes Rights To Comic Book Series About Jesus After Conservative Backlash

"Second Coming," a series about Jesus' return to Earth, offers cultural commentary on modern-day Christianity. But some Christians called it blasphemous.
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'Aquaman' Is King Of The Busy Pre-Christmas Box Office

Returns were more modest for Disney’s “Mary Poppins” sequel and Paramount’s “Transformers” spinoff, "Bumblebee," though each had reason to expect strong business through the holidays.
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