As Rob Liefeld leaves the Marvel Universe, he ensures he will always be a part of it, with Deadpool Team-Up #5 out tomorrow ...

Kill the Justice League, Rocksteady Studios is reportedly going back to Batman. Per Jason Schreier, a new single-player ...

DC fans must surely be acquainted with David Ayer’s work. Though many have likely vilified his role in 2016’s Suicide ...

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According to a recent Bloomberg report, developer Rocksteady Studios is working on a follow-up to Batman: Arkham Knight. The ...

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Turns out, Suicide Squad and MultiVersus ending have been the least of Warner Bros. Games' worries the last few years.

While a new Rocksteady Batman game could be extraordinary, it can't eclipse the fact that DC games' predicament appears grim.

WB Games faces challenges with executive departures and game cancellations. This article explores the reasons behind the turmoil and the potential strategies for recovery.

Bloomberg said Monolith Productions’ Wonder Woman game is in trouble after reportedly rebooting and switching directors early last year. It’s already cost more than $100 million and is still years ...

It all started with a simple post by Discussing Film, confirming Rocksteady’s plans for a new Batman title. Given the developer’s history, you’d think this would be met with universal excitement.

Warner Bros. gaming division faces a bumpy road with the delayed Wonder Woman game. Can the DC heroine save the day?