Zack Zagranis

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis

The Dark Knight may be a better Batman movie, and Superman: The Movie may be a better Superman movie, but when it comes to the best DC movie, it’s Zack Snyder’s Justice League, hands down. The DC Extended Universe, or “Snyderverse” as it’s more commonly known, is destined to go down in cinema history as a bit of a failed experiment. But while the franchise as a whole didn’t reach the same heights as its main competitor in the MCU, it went out with one hell of a bang.

1 week ago | thehardtimes.net | Zack Zagranis

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Limp Bizkit superfan Dylan “Chuds” McKenzie pinpointed the exact day Fred Durst is referring to in the band’s hit single “Break Stuff,” something previously thought impossible by his fellow nu metal fans. “I was going over the lyrics and it hit me: what if Fred not wanting to wake up, the ‘he-said, she-said bullshit,’ and the threat of bodily harm with a chainsaw were all connected?

2 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis

James Gunn’s Superman is set to hit theaters on July 11th, and its success—or failure—will set the tone for all the DC Universe projects to follow. To say there is a lot of pressure on the movie to succeed is an understatement. And while Warner Bros. Discovery would no doubt love for the movie to smash box office records, Superman‘s success — and arguably the success of the struggling superhero genre as a whole — rests on something entirely different: the ability to inspire children.

3 weeks ago | thehardtimes.net | Zack Zagranis

BOSTON — Middle-aged punk Mickey “Goatfucker” Sullivan never thought that swallowing several pills at once would be the most mundane part of his day, confirmed sources. “I used to get up to some pretty crazy shit back in the day and most of it was preceded by me slamming a fistful of capsules down my throat and chasing it with cheap vodka. Hell, one night I took a Xanny, an Addy, two hits of ecstasy, three or four Percocets, and a tab of acid all at once,” said Sullivan.

3 weeks ago | comicbook.com | Zack Zagranis

The Boys is a show full of superhero parodies, many of which exist to mercilessly poke fun at the DC Universe. While some, like Homelander, the show’s version of the Evil Superman trope, wear their influence on their sleeve, other satirical takes on DC characters may not be so obvious. Some of these hidden DC analogs have names or costumes that, on the surface, bear more of a Marvel influence. Others are only mentioned or appear in blink-and-you-will-miss-them cameos.