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DC Comics is gearing up for a new crossover event called Absolute Justice, bringing together characters from its Absolute line of comics. Details are still limited, but fans are buzzing about how the publisher will unite its relaunched titles. The topic is trending in Mexico, the Netherlands and Spain.
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DC Studios co-chief James Gunn is making headlines after defending the DC Universe's approach to standalone films like 'Clayface', rejecting pressure for constant crossovers. He compared the strategy to Star Wars and 'Back to the Future' while responding to fans who say nobody asked for a Batman spinoff. Meanwhile, Matthew Lillard confirmed his 'Man of Tomorrow' role is not a comic book character, and coverage continues to assess what is and isn't working in Gunn and Peter Safran's DC reboot.
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James Gunn, head of DC Studios, has issued what is being described as a definitive update on the future of Harley Quinn and Margot Robbie's role in the DC Universe. Separately, the creators of the 'Lanterns' series explained their connections to the comics and hinted at details for a second season. Fans are following both developments closely as Gunn reshapes the DC slate.
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DC Comics has announced a 'Year of Wonder' publishing initiative celebrating Wonder Woman, the Princess of Paradise Island. The announcement has drawn attention alongside searches for Gal Gadot, the actress known for playing the character on screen, as fans discuss how DC plans to spotlight its flagship heroine across new books and stories.
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Reviews are coming in for Clayface, the DC Comics horror-themed film about a shapeshifting villain. Early write-ups, including from campus paper The Tufts Daily and outlet Assignment X, assess how the movie handles its body-horror premise and its place in the DC slate. Reaction is still building as more critics weigh in.