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Fans of Netflix's "Lucifer" know the final season has been upped from 10 to 16 episodes, and now they're learning the title of the fifth season opener...

It was sad to sit and watch the series finale of The CW's iZombie "All's Well That Ends Well," having been a diehard fan of the show from day one...

We're expecting The CW's "iZombie" series finale to be a bloodbath - so this is what we want to see when the dust settles on "All's Well That Ends Well."

With CW's "iZombie" coming to an end, this week’s “Bye, Zombies” was full of action, drama, tears, and comedy - and a Peyton we didn't recognize at all...

While fans of Netflix's "Lucifer" brace for the fifth season, the streamer is making that final run a longer one - increasing the season to 16 episodes.

While The CW's iZombie "Killer Queen" was a strong outing that moved a number of the storylines forward, I was left wondering where the "WOW" factor was...

While Damon Lindelof's "remix" of Alan Moore and David Gibbons comic books series "Watchmen" for HBO may not have an SDCC panel - they do have a trailer...

In this week's episode of CW's "iZombie," Liv (Rose McIver) dines on drag queen brains - while Major (Robert Buckley) and Ravi (Rahul Kohli) get "weird"?

A movie based off of a Vertigo comic this is one of those movies that no one was really talking about until the trailer came out Warner Bros has released the final trailer for the upcoming adaptation which continues to look like it could be a lot of fun https://youtu.be/ATYvTT1FygkVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript[...]

This week’s episode of The CW's iZombie “Night and the Zombie City” was very much reminiscent of the first season in all the right ways. Our review...

In this week's episode of CW's iZombie "Night and the Zombie City," Liv (Rose McIver) goes "gumshoe gumbo" - much to Blaine's (David Anders) displeasure.

Having successfully helped put Vertigo Comics out of its misery by helping Batman expose his penis, John Constantine will return in a new series as part of the Sandman Universe series of totally-not-Vertigo comics at DC Starting in October with Sandman Universe Presents Hellblazer #1, Constantine will pull a magic trick of having two number[...]

Fans are still buzzing over the news that Netflix has ordered an 11-episode series for The Sandman, based on Neil Gaiman's DC Comics-Vertigo comic book series Sandman and stemming from the Warner Bros Television Group Shortly after the announcement, Gaiman took to Twitter to offer up more details on the upcoming adaptation, as well as[...]

After years of talk, speculation, and supposed near deals to adapt renowned author Neil Gaiman's DC Comics-Vertigo comic book series Sandman – in both the film and television realms- it appears the Warner Bros TV drama has found a home at Netflix The move comes more than three years after an effort to bring the[...]

This week’s CW iZombie “The Fresh Princess” dropped a ton of bombs pretty nonchalantly - will New Seattle even make it to the series finale? Our review...

In the following preview for The CW's iZombie "The Fresh Princess," Liv finds herself on '90's teen pageant contestant brain to solve a murder...

To show how committed they are to not having a lot of imprints just one week after consolidating their imprints and shuttering Vertigo, DC Comics has announced a new horror imprint curated by Joe Hill, called Hill House Comics, with a lineup of books that would have been right at home at Vertigo But this[...]

Vertigo died a lot in the last ten odd years. You could say Vertigo died the year between 2000 and 2010 that Alan Horn demanded changes to the famously generous Vertigo contracts. You could say Vertigo died in 2012, when DC fired Karen Berger. You could say Vertigo died in 2016, when DC fired Shelly Bond. You could say[...]

This week’s CW iZombie “Death of a Car Salesman” had a number of shocking flashbacks – something not very typical of the show. Here's our review...

Though Bleeding Cool first broke the story weeks ago, DC Comics made it official yesterday: Vertigo is dead, long live Black Label But could there be more to the story? According to a report from respectable newspaper The Los Angeles Times, the decision may have been completely out of DC's hands The Times reports that it[...]

Confirming the story that Bleeding Cool broke, DC Comics has officially announced that they will rebrand in 2020, "sunsetting" the Vertigo imprint along with DC Zoom and DC Ink, putting all of their publishing efforts into three brands from now on: DC, DC Kids, and DC Black Label The brands will be divided by target[...]

Bleeding Cool broke the news that DC Comics is shutting down Vertigo, a move that follows a year of turmoil at the publisher since announcing the relaunch of the imprint That year has seen critically acclaimed Vertigo Border Town canceled in the wake of sexual abuse allegations against writer Eric Esquivel, as well as internal[...]

In this week's CW iZombie "Death of a Car Salesman," Liv and Ravi compete while on salesman's brain - while Blaine rebuilds and regroups...

This week’s episode of CW's iZombie “Filleted to Rest” was dedicated to all thing’s family - quite poetic to have this episode air so close to Father’s Day.

In the following preview for CW iZombie "Filleted to Rest," Liv takes on chef's brain - but this personality is more "Gordon Ramsay" and less "Julia Child."

Business Insider spoke with seven anonymous sources close to the production of DC Universe's "Swamp Thing" about the series' end - and what might have been.

DC Universe "Swamp Thing" EP James Wan (Aquaman, The Conjuring), who took to Instagram to express his confusion over the series' early cancellation.

This week’s episode of the CW's iZombie “Scratchmaker” was dedicated to all things Blaine (David Anders) - whose episode-long pain was viewers' gain.

With only eight episodes remaining, DC Universe and James Wan is offering "Swamp Thing" fans a look behind the scenes at the hard work behind the series.

When it comes to the end of DC Universe's "Swamp Thing," Guy Gaster, Director of the North Carolina Film Office, wants it known it's not the state's fault.