Justice League Dark: Apokolips War ends the DC Animated Movie Universe saga

Billed as the culmination to a six-year animated movie saga that began with 2014's "Justice League War", Warner Bros. Animation is set to release the final chapter of the DC Animated Movie Universe with May's "Justice League Dark: Apokolips War" - which will see about every character from the Justice League and Justice League Dark unite to take on the forces of the fiery world of Apokolips and its supreme ruler, the New God Darkseid. As reported by Comic Book.com, following the adaptation of "Flashpoint" with Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox and then the emergence of films starting with JL War that were heavily inspired by "The New 52", it looks like WB and DC are going to begin things anew - possibly with a "Rebirth" after this is finished.

Justice League Dark: Apokolips War | Official Trailer
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War is set for release digitally on May 5th and on home video on May 19th.

Justice League Dark: Official Trailer released

Coming out in the next few months and being the first DC Universe Animated Original Movie for 2017, Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment (via IGN) have released the new official trailer to "Justice League Dark", which sees Batman gathering together the likes of Constantine, Zatanna, Deadman, and other mystics as they fight evil demonic forces that threaten our world and which the regular Justice League too powerful handle on their own.

Featuring the voices of Jeremy Davies, Alfred Molina, and Matt Ryan returning to voice John Constantine, here's the new trailer to Justice League Dark.

Justice League Dark - Official Trailer
Justice League Dark will be released on Blu-Ray, DVD, and Digital sometime on Early 2017.

ICYMI: WB and DC tap Doug Liman to direct Justice League Dark

Looks like the mystical and magic users of the DC Universe are once again on track to get their very own movie adaptation, as a report by Variety (via Comic Book.com) has Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment announcing that director Doug Liman of "The Bourne Identity" and "Edge of Tomorrow" fame is now tapped to direct the live-action "Justice League Dark" film!

Pitched by Guillermo del Toro and once placed to be directed by him as well, Justice League Dark is an adaptation of the DC Comics group of the same name that has the likes of John Constantine, Zatanna, Deadman, and Swamp Thing among its ranks. del Toro is no longer attached to direct, but he will still serve as producer of the movie alongside Scott Rudin. When the film will be released and who's starring in it has yet to be decided, but Liman's presence means he is no longer directing the Gambit spin-off film for 20th Century Fox's X-Men Movies universe.

First Look Video of Justice League Dark animated movie released

The team consisting of the magic, mystic, and dark arts users of the DC Universe are finally getting their own DC Universe Animated Original Movie this year, as DC Entertainment has released the "First Look" video of "Justice League Dark" - their next animated feature set in the same continuity as their New 52 adapted "Justice League" series of films.


JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK Trailer & Making Of (2016)
Also returning to voice his character of Constantine is Matt Ryan, who played the character in the live action series of the same name and also guest starred as him in Season 4 of Arrow.

Justice League Dark is set for a Fall 2016 release.

DC Comics: Trinity War details revealed; six issue Justice League crossover storyline

Since the revelation of the composite covers that make up three of DC Comics' three Justice League titles for the month of July, a lot of questions have been circling around the minds of DC fans and readers on how the first big crossover event of The New 52 called "Trinity War" would truly play out.
Now, details have emerged thanks to USA Today and Bleeding Cool over what the DC Universe can expect come July.

Beginning on Justice League #22, Trinity War will finally commence, and cross over to two other Justice League titles with Justice League of America #6 and Justice League Dark #22. The action continues with the next issue of the three JL titles the following month. Geoff Johns writes Justice League, and will team up with Jeff Lemire to co-write Justice League of America. Lemire will write solo for Justice League Dark.

In the article in USA Today, Johns describes Trinity War as an "action mystery", with the three figures that form the Trinity of Sin - Pandora, The Phantom Stranger, and The Question right at the center of it. Their roles will figure highly as the three JL factions clash and interact with one another, and only the creative team knows how things will go down once everything is said and done. For more information, visit the source post at Bleeding Cool and USA Today!

Trinity War, a six issue crossover storyline between three Justice League titles, begins on July.

DC Comics reveals July 2013 JL covers forming the "Trinity War"

The BIG EVENT reveal for DC Comics this year has arrived.

Ever since the teasing began prior to last year's Free Comic Book Day, little has been detailed as to what exactly the "Trinity War" is. However, once FCBD 2012 happened. a special "DC Comics: The New 52 FCBD Edition" was released giving readers more insight into the conflict to come, including the introduction of the Trinity Of Sin - composed of The Phantom Stranger, The Question, and a new character introduced in the DC universe-changing Flash centered storyline "Flashpoint" named Pandora. The latter character served as the bridge and physical presence behind the construction of the new "New 52" universe, and the comic also teased a war that would divide the Justice League and have other factions join in the conflict as well.

Now, the BIG COVER REVEAL has come, and it's a splash cover that involves not one, but THREE books joined together to form an image of EPIC proportions.

DC Comics: Zatanna gets New "New 52" Costume change

When DC Comics began the New 52 era back in 2011, several costume changes were implemented and scheduled for many of their recognizable characters. Wonder Woman in particular was going to have pants ala J. Michael Straczynski's run minus the jacket, but fans and readers have been vocal enough to have that change iced and the "no pants look" remained.

Now following in the footsteps of that as well as the other news of Power Girl returning to her classic look, it appears that Zatanna, the famous female magician and member of the Justice League, is getting a costume redux after losing her famous "Fishnets" look in her legs. This new look shown above currently appears in the comic series Justice League Dark, and the fishnets were moved up to her arms (as seen in the pic above).

However, it appears DC has listened to fans' comments and is doing a total new outfit for the magic user.