Patrick Álvarez & Louis Leret recommends: Superhero Bits: ‘Constantine’ Revival May Be in the Works, ‘Aquaman 2’ Character Rumors & More

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Could the Constantine series with Matt Ryan be getting a revival? When was Thor‘s hammer first called Mjolnir in Marvel Comics? Did you know there’s a “lost” episode of Batman: The Animated Series in an old Batman video game? What does Samuel L. Jackson have to do in order to learn his lines as Nick Fury properly? Which characters might be popping up in Aquaman 2? All that and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.

Here’s a teaser trailer for Mera: Tidebreaker, the upcoming young adult graphic novel coming to shelves in April.

There may be a Constantine revival in the works that would bring Matt Ryan back as the titular demon hunter.

Future Marvel Movie Release Schedule - Marvel Studios

Marvel and Serial Box will create new superhero stories for audiobook and e-book formats for mobile devices.

When was Thor‘s mighty hammer first called Mjolnir in Marvel Comics, and what was it called before that?

Learn about a lost episode of Batman: The Animated Series you probably missed, because it’s in a video game.

Comic Book Resources explains why the second season of Titans may be using Superboy‘s Young Justice origin.

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Lionsgate has released two new Hellboy posters before a new trailer for the movie arrives tonight at midnight

Does the new Dark Phoenix trailer make a reference to another time traveling mutant or is it a coincidence?

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