Cole Kennedy

5 days ago | cbr.com | Cole Kennedy

It's official: Tom Holland will return as Spider-Man in Avengers: Doomsday, Avengers: Secret Wars and Spider-Man: Brand New Day. That Spider-Man title holds a lot of weight, but it's appropriate following the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home and everyone's memory loss concerning Peter Parker and Spider-Man's identity. With so many Spider-Man comic arcs to choose from, many fans would love to see the MCU explore other Spider-Man stories.

6 days ago | cbr.com | Cole Kennedy

Production on The Batman II is a little up in the air lately. With Robert Pattinson's busy schedule and frequent delay announcements from Matt Reeves, fans don't know when to expect the sequel. Additionally, DC hasn't released official news about who will play the Batman of the DCU. While a classic Dark Knight in the DCU would be fantastic, Warner Bros. and James Gunn should consider alternative Batmen from across DC's vast multiverse. Moviegoers have seen a lot of Bruce Wayne on the big screen.

1 week ago | cbr.com | Cole Kennedy

Fans already know the two leads of HBO's Lanterns: a veteran, older Hal Jordan and a rookie John Stewart. DC has already announced that Guy Gardner will appear in the series as well, following his appearances in both James Gunn's Superman (2025) and Peacemaker. However, the Green Lantern Corps is a big group, spanning DC's entire universe, and some underrated members deserve the spotlight, too.

1 week ago | cbr.com | Cole Kennedy

As the MCU nears its sixth phase with the release of Fantastic Four: First Steps, things are about to turn very green for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ever since the announcement that Robert Downey Jr. would return, all eyes have been on Doctor Doom. Who knows how much longer the MCU will carry on after this next phase? Maybe the X-Men will replace the Avengers as the lead protagonists of the live-action films going forward.

1 week ago | cbr.com | Cole Kennedy

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your CBR account Just about every prominent comic book writer has taken a turn writing Batman comics, either as part of DC's monthly titles or through miniseries. Geoff Johns is one of DC's most prolific writers, crafting some all-time great stories for every member of DC's superhero pantheon. However, despite Geoff Johns's impeccable track record for heroes like Green Lantern, Superman and the Flash, he's written surprisingly few Batman comics. Two of the...