James Gunn’s upcoming Suicide Squad film has received an altered logo design ahead of new announcements at DC FanDome

via New Version Of ‘The Suicide Squad’ Logo Unveiled — The Mews

Join Carl for his rundown of the best home entertainment to treat Dad with on Father’s Day

via Treat Dad This Father’s Day With These Movies! — Future of the Force

We look at the authors of five books discussing race in America.

via Five Books Exploring Race in America — Discover

#SixSeasonsandaMarvelMovie

via Why Are There So Many “Community” Actors in the MCU? — Marvelous Movies

Teaching math is an art. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. I did it for 32 years (I recently retired) and I’m here to tell you that if you’re in front of a classroom in the old-fashioned way, the “sage on the stage” as it were, you’d better have a rhythm like a professional standup […]

via Using Comics and Superheroes to Teach Math — The Science Of

#NewComicsday but still running a little lean from the publishers but I will take quality over quantity any time. Marvel is still very limited on what they are putting out there while DC is dominating the shelves. All C’s is our sponsor and has the shelves already loaded with these titles and more. Dark Nights […]

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The ultimate Ghostbusters documentary is coming to Blu-Ray this Summer.

via Cleanin’ Up The Town: Remembering Ghostbusters Documentary Trailer — Future of the Force

It was incredibly sad to hear that comics great Denny O’Neil had passed away recently at the age of 81. O’Neil’s impact on comics is immense as he spent time at both DC and Marvel writing classic stories and characters. For most people though, it was the writer’s work on the Dark Knight where he […]

via LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT: DENNY O’NEIL — DETECTIVE COMMENTS

Author Matt Alt describes how Japan’s pop culture, and its superfans, shaped sensibilities the world over.

via How Japan’s superfans taught the world to love pop culture — Marketplace

Welcome to Film Luck’s first ever Movie Duel! This will be a recurring series in which we look at two movies that were released within a short time of each other and have a great deal of similarity. This has happened many times over the history of cinema. Sometimes, it is one studio brazenly copying […]

via Black Panther vs Aquaman — Film Luck