Eric Diaz

on November 27, and we have our first clip from the highly anticipated sequel, featuring the new song “We’re Back.” Featuring the vocal talent of Auliʻi Cravalho, you can watch the clip down below. Afterward, you can continue to read about our experiences getting a behind-the-scenes look at Walt Disney Animation Studios at the creation of this follow-up to the modern Disney animated classic Moana.

Thirty years ago this week, William Shatner took his final bow as Captain James T. Kirk in the film Star Trek: Generations

Next year, the long-awaited Star Trek: Section 31 movie starring Michelle Yeoh finally hits Paramount+. Originally conceived of as a series, Paramount later reimagined it as a movie for the streaming service instead. But many casual Star Trek fans may not know just what the titular Section 31 even is. After all, arguably the two most popular Star Trek series, the original and The Next Generation, didn’t use it. Luckily, Paramount has released a short video explainer on Section 31, and its long history in Star Trek lore, going back to its first appearance on Deep Space Nine. You can watch the video right here:

The Silver Age of DC Comics introduced a metric ton of off-the-wall heroes. We’re talking about characters like Metamorpho, the Doom Patrol, and even Krypto the Superdog. But one of the most oddball heroes of the era was the artificial soldier, G.I. Robot, now a main character in the DCU Max animated series Creature Commandos. But as obscure a character as G.I. Robot is, there are actually six different iterations of him.

The animated Creature Commandos series hits this week from DC Studios, and it looks to be another “knocked it out of the park” production from James Gunn. (If there’s one thing this guy knows how to do very well, it’s stories about a ragtag group of misfits with superpowers.) Creature Commandos

The first episode of Creature Commando s introduced the first new villain into the DCU, the immortal sorceress Circe. Based on the witch of the same name from Greek mythology, Circe has immense magical powers. Considered a minor goddess, her most famous account came in Homer’s Odyssey

While Bruce Wayne may always be “Batman Prime,” in the DC Universe, several other people have taken on the mantle of the Bat. Some filled Bruce’s boots excellently, while others were, shall we say, less than worthy of the title. We rank the Batmans who were not Bruce Wayne under the mask, from worst to best, in the pages of DC Comics.

As long suspected, Chris Evans is returning to the MCU in Avengers: Doomsday. But as who? Given the multiversal aspects of the film, along with Secret Wars, we think he almost certainly won’t just be the stalwart Captain America we’ve known for years. Or will he? When it comes to Cap, there are a few options on the table. Here’s who we think Chris Evans might play when he returns to the MCU in Avengers: Doomsday.

Creature Commandos episode three, “Cheers to the Tin Man,” seemingly confirmed that a classic DC super team, the Metal Men, exists, or will soon exist, in the DCU. The robotic Metal Men were a super team from DC Comics’ Silver Age, debuting in 1962’s Showcase #37. Although never explicitly stated by creators Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru, it feels like they were a response to Marvel

Wonder Woman and the Amazons are coming to the DCU in the not-too-distant future, and we have some ideas about their reintroduction.