The final trailer for Black Adam has been released and, alongside showcasing the power of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson's DC anti-hero, it also gives us a new glimpse at the Justice Society of America and our first look at the villain Sabbac.

We've known for some time that Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam would take on the Justice Society of America in the upcoming Black Adam movie, but now we're getting an even better idea of what these characters will look like when the movie hits theaters on October 21.

Black Adam has gotten a new trailer at San Diego Comic-Con 2022, and it showed off the newest DCEU anti-hero facing off against the Justice Society's Atom Smasher, Doctor Fate, Hawkman, and Cyclone. It was also confirmed that Amanda Waller will once again play Amanda Waller in the film.

After all these decades, the Justice Society is finally appearing in a feature film.

Robin Williams' funnyman tendencies caused some friction between him and Ethan Hawke while working on Dead Poets Society.

DC's latest animated movie is a time travel romp starring Matt Bomer's Barry Allen, and it's one of their best yet.

Zack Snyder has shared an alternate version of a scene from the black and white Justice is Gray version of the Snyder Cut, in which The Joker finally says "We live in a society."

DC Comics’ oldest superhero team has been getting quite a bit of screen time in recent years.

Jared Leto is joining in after that key Joker moment was revealed in Justice League's latest trailer.

The feature-length animated film will be distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting April 27 and on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack and Blu-ray on May 11.

Justice Society: World War II is due out later this year on Blu-ray and Digital from Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.

Have you caught wind of this DC heroine yet?

From director Anna Mastro and based on an original story by Alex Litvak, Andrew Green and Austin Winsberg, the Disney+ original film Secret Society of Second-Born Royals follows Sam (Peyton Elizabeth Lee), a rebellious teenager whose royal lineage makes her second-born status something of an afterthought to her family. But when she learns that she has superpowers because of a genetic trait attributed only to those that are like her, it’s up to her to find her inner superhero and create her own legacy. During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, filmmaker Anna Mastro talked …

Let's talk out the ending of the newest Disney+ original movie.

The arrival of Fall means a lot of things to a lot of people, but first and foremost it officially means it's time to stay the hell inside. (Well, that was already going on this year, but you know.) The chillier the weather, the more you're gonna' need those streaming services to start uploading new titles, and Disney+ just announced what to expect for its Fall 2020 slate. Baby Yoda fans rejoice, The Mandalorian season 2 is on there, as is (surprisingly!) the live-action MCU series WandaVision. Fall will also see the arrival of The Simpsons season …

This is gonna be quite the collision of DC characters.

Netflix abruptly canceled the sci-fi drama The Society last week, after having already renewed the series for a second season. The show follows a group of teenagers who return from a school trip to find that everyone else in town has disappeared. Cut off from the rest of the world, the group is forced to form their own society and laws, and things start to go in a very Lord of the Flies direction. In an interview with Variety, creator Christopher Keyser revealed that production on Season 2 was already well underway when they received the shocking cancellation news, …

Who are the Justice Society of America and how might they connect to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s DC movie character?

Spoilers ahead for The Dark Knight. The Dark Knight, and the bulk of Christopher Nolan’s filmography, is about lies. It’s about the lies we tell ourselves in order to live and to interact with other people. For Nolan, he sees deception not as an inherently malevolent destructive force, but as a tool. After all, Nolan’s profession as a storyteller could be uncharitably framed as “professional liar.” He tells you things that haven’t happened in order to illuminate a larger truth, and Nolan’s films happen to be concerned with the nature of truth. Nowhere is that …

Black Adam's original Justice Society of America included one character who got cut.