Cliff Steele

It's pretty safe to say that DC Universe's live-action Doom Patrol series is not your typical "superhero show" – it makes ABC's Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. look like the 60's Batman television series. A fourth-wall-breaking "big bad," a farting donkey and a Spanish priest's stigmata wounds as portals to other places, and an "homage" to […]

I have this cautious optimism about third episodes of new series – especially after a strong two-episode start. By the third episode, shows usually start hitting their stride and season-long story arcs begin to take shape. Sometimes though – more often then we care to admit – the third episde can be a raging dumpster […]

It was nice to see a Cyborg who enjoys "leaping tall buildings in a single bound," and even the conflict with dad Silas Stone (Phil Morris) felt more "1-1/2 side of the same coin": Vic and Silas both see heroism in Vic's future...but for Silas, Vic's future as a hero comes down to two words:[...]

This week saw the series debut of "The World's Strangest Heroes," with DC Universe's live-action Doom Patrol staking its claim as the most dysfunctional super hero team of 2019. When you consider we have The Boys and The Umbrella Academy this year, too – that's a lofty goal to achieve. With that said, the pilot […]

The team was first introduced in the fourth episode of the streaming service’s live-action Titans, the appropriately-titled “Doom Patrol.”https://youtu.be/6wtGnnLfTqA Based on DC characters originally written and drawn by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney and Bruno Premiani, DOOM PATROL reimagines one of DC’s most beloved groups of Super Heroes: Robotman aka Cliff Steele (BRENDAN FRASER), Negative Man aka[...]

With the "World's Strangest Heroes" set to make their solo series debut on DC Universe on February 15th, the new streaming service is giving each member of this definitely-not-the-Justice-League team their moment in the spotlight–beginning with Brendan Frasier's Robotman, April Bowlby's Elasti-Woman, and Diane Guerrero's Crazy Jane. Here's a look at the first-half of a wholly different super team […]

Another day and another report from Comicbook.com, this time that Jake Michaels (Designated Survivor) has been cast as Cliff Steele, otherwise known as Robotman Steel was in a car accident that destroyed his body, but his brain was saved by Dr Caulder and placed inside a powerful robotic body.[caption id="attachment_799660" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Titles: Designated Survivor, HomePeople:[...]