Melissa Benoist and her husband, Chris Wood, are expecting their first human baby together. The couple broke the news today with a photo of the actress holding a mini-blue sweater. The actess wrote, “A non-canine child is coming to our family very soon!!! 😱😆😭 @christophrwood has always been an old dad by nature but now he’s going to be a real one!”
How soon we do not know. Hopefully, it will be soon enough that it will not delay Supergirl’s next season. If it does, I think The CW will have at least one DC Universe show that can fill its timeslot until she is ready to get back to work.
Benoist and Wood were married in September, so they work fast.
Back in the ’80s, Lou Ferrigno played the Hulk (after transformation) and Helen Slater was Supergirl. The two superheroes never met because they are from two different Worlds.
Not Earth and Krypton, but Marvel and DC Comics. Now their two universes are colliding in Slugfest. Slater says it is an inside look into the “epic 50 year battle between Marvel and DC.” I wonder, who will win?
In the movie world, Marvel is the winner. However, on TV, thanks to Greg Berlanti, it is DC all the way. In your world, who is the winner?
I would love to see all the superheroes from the last century come together in an Avengers like movie. I am sure George Clooney would love to play Batman again.
I know people loved Wonder Woman, but I found it so boring. However, since the sequel is like set in 1984, I am hoping it will be like totally awesome. After watching the trailer, I am like gag me with a spoon. It is like so confusing and I have no like idea what is going on. To like me, there is like no reason to be like excited for it coming out on June 5th.
Hopefully, the next like trailer will llke explain what it is about. Instead of showing fight scenes with no substance.
Dude, did you find it tubular or gnarly?
On like a positive note, I think her new costume is like totally rad. Much better than the first one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eGmCeidyH8
Are you sick of superhero animated series being written for kids and wished there was one just for adults? Well, thanks to DC Universe, our prayers have finally been answered with Harley Quinn.
Before Harley Quinn (Kaley Cuoco) was a supervillain, she was the Joker’s (Alan Tudyk) girlfriend. She thought he loved her. That was until he let her rot in jail for a year and never went to see her. Her BFF, Poison Ivy (Lake Bell), helped to set her straight. Which put her on a path to anything that was on the straight and narrow.
Now, she is venturing out on her own and she needs a crew (that includes Jason Alexander, J.B. Smoove and Ron Funches) to back her up. They are just as dysfunctional as she is. So much so, they might hurt her chances of getting into the Legion of Doom.
How can they resist the foul-mouthed baddie that is able to outsmart Batman (Diedrich Bader), James Gordon (Christopher Meloni) and Superman (James Wolk)?
Harley Quinn shows us it is OK to root for the bad guy, I mean bad gal. Therefore, you should fall in love with her today. There is a reason why she is more popular than Supergirl and Catwoman
Supergirl and Shazam are two of the childlike superheroes in DC Universe, so it makes you wonder why they have not gotten their own movie to fight crime? Maybe they execs will consider it after they see the two actors who played the roles on the big screen posing together. Why couldn’t Shazam 2 have Zachary Levi working with Helen Slater take down the bad guys? The DC TV shows are loyal to the OGs, why can’t the movies be the same way?
