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King Shark is a Shark Season 2

King Shark is a Shark is a series of shorts featuring the character King Shark.

Invasion

When Amanda Waller learns of a secret invasion of Earth by a faction of Manhunters, she teams up with her allies and together they race against time to thwart an impending invasion and save humanity.

The Omega Men Vol.3

Though the team is still reeling from the loss of Harley, the Suicide Squad must defend the world from a new threat or, if they fail, it will be the end of them.

Atom and Bumblebee Quantumania

The superheroes find themselves trapped in the Quantum field, where they meet strange new creatures and battle a new enemy Chronos, The Time Thief.

Suicide Squad: Holiday Special

The suicide squad, on a mission to make Christmas one to remember for Flag, head out in search of the perfect gift. Rick Flag is still saddened by the disappearance of Harley Quinn and the others decide to surprise him.

The Light of Green Lantern

Set one year after the death of Hal Jordan, the film opens with the Guardians of the Universe struggling to maintain authority over Oa while facing mounting interplanetary pressure from worlds like Earth and other sectors that believe Oa is weakened without its greatest champion; though the Guardians project calm omniscience, their rule is strained as political factions question whether the Green Lantern Corps can still protect the universe without Hal’s legacy guiding them. Meanwhile, brilliant MIT prodigy Natasha Irons—reimagined as the niece of John Henry Irons—accidentally creates a deep-space energy-mapping device that detects emotional-spectrum concentrations, unknowingly alerting Larfleeze, the sole wielder of the Orange Light of Avarice and self-proclaimed ruler of Okaara; paranoid that Oa or Earth might uncover the secrets of his hoarded power, Larfleeze demands Natasha be handed over, confronting Jessica Cruz and the Guardians in a tense standoff where he proposes a ruthless alliance against the rest of the universe—an offer the Guardians refuse, knowing Larfleeze’s creed is simple: he wants everything, and he will never share the Orange Lantern power with another living soul. Determined to protect Natasha, Jessica leads a Green Lantern extraction mission to the United States, but the team is ambushed mid-evacuation by Larfleeze’s orange constructs in a spectacular bridge battle that ends with Jessica and Natasha captured and taken to Okaara; there, Jessica witnesses the eerie majesty of the Orange domain and learns the terrifying truth of the Orange Corps—every construct soldier is a stolen identity, a being consumed and replicated by Larfleeze’s insatiable greed, leaving him eternally alone yet infinitely surrounded by what he has taken. Back on Oa, the Guardians blame Kilowog for failing to protect Jessica and strip him of command authority, fracturing Corps morale, while Carol Ferris returns wielding the power of the Star Sapphire Corps; infiltrating Okaara with the violet light of love, Carol frees Jessica and Natasha, but the act provokes Larfleeze into launching a devastating assault on Oa, engulfing the planet in orange flame and construct armies, during which several Guardians sacrifice themselves to preserve the Central Power Battery, leaving Jessica shattered by loss and consumed by anger. In her grief, Jessica attempts to reconnect with the emotional spectrum through the remnants of Hal’s ring, entering a metaphysical plane where she encounters Sinestro, who tempts her to abandon willpower for fear and rule through domination rather than hope; rejecting his philosophy, Jessica reforges her resolve and emerges with an evolved Green Lantern suit—sleeker, brighter, symbolizing not inherited legacy but self-defined courage—and declares war on Larfleeze. The climactic battle erupts in orbit and across Oa’s surface as the Green Lantern Corps fight alongside John Stewart wielder of the Ultraviolet Spectrum, while Natasha dons her first armored “Starlight” suit powered by will-infused tech; amid explosive close-quarters combat against legions of orange constructs, Jessica lures Larfleeze into an arid wasteland formed from a shattered moon fragment, weakening him away from his hoarded energy reserves, and in their brutal duel she ultimately gains the upper hand but recalls Hal’s belief that willpower must inspire rather than dominate, choosing mercy over vengeance and offering Larfleeze coexistence instead of annihilation. Humbled but pragmatic, Larfleeze yields and forges a tense alliance with Oa against external threats seeking to exploit the emotional spectrum, stabilizing cosmic politics as John Stewart resumes a leadership role within the Corps; in the aftermath, Jessica retreats to Haiti to mourn Hal in solitude, finally burning her black funeral garments in a quiet act of release, and in a mid-credits scene Carol introduces Jessica to her young son, Hal Jr., the hidden child of Hal Jordan, revealing that the Emerald legacy will endure in ways no Guardian could ever predict.

Dc Special: Etrigan The Demon

On a dark night, a secret cabal of monster hunters emerges from the shadows and gathers at the Hitman Temple after the death of their leader. The attendees are drawn into a deadly competition for a powerful relic.

Aqualad

Kaldur'ahm is a professional Atlantian warrior. His life seems typical of a guy in his thirties... except if he gets angry.

King Shark is a Shark

King Shark is a Shark is a series of shorts featuring the character King Shark.

Wonder Woman: Love and Truth

Wonder Woman is searching for inner peace, but the appearance of Ares, the god of war, forces her to return to combat. Wonder Woman recruits Artemis, Cassandra and his former friend, Donna Troy, to help him prevent the extinction of the gods.

Captain Marvel

Freddy, a young student, is a faithful follower of the Justice League, especially Shazam. Freddy feels like he doesn't fit into their world, until he gains superpowers like the heroes he admires.

Doctor Fate in the Multiverse of Madness

Dr. Fate must stop Zatanna before she destroys the entire multiverse.

Ragman

Rory Regan discovers he's been granted the powers of souls. But he soon finds out that these newfound powers can be both a blessing and a curse to his troubled life. Rory searches through his memories to find their truth or become left behind.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns

2015: Christopher Nolan's Batman 4

Flash No Way Home

After Barry Allen's secret identity as Flash is discovered, the speedster's life goes crazy. Barry asks Doctor Fate for help to get his life back, helping him to time travel, but something goes wrong, causing a fracture in the multiverse and he and his friends must fix it.

Green Arrow

Oliver Queen and Mia Dearden join forces while avoiding becoming a target themselves when the tide turns.

New Gods

Thousands of years ago, Highfather sends a group of powerful New Gods across the universe to guide developing civilizations and prevent the influence of Darkseid’s tyrannical empire from spreading. But everything changes in 2018 when Darkseid conquers Earth during a massive cosmic invasion. After his victory, several of his lieutenants—including Steppenwolf, Granny Goodness, DeSaad, and Kalibak—remain on the planet, ruling different territories and overseeing the remains of the war while waiting for Darkseid’s return. Years later, in 2023 after Darkseid’s death, some of the New Gods have begun living quietly among humanity. Big Barda secretly lives on Earth with Mantis, while forming a relationship with historian James Rook. Meanwhile Mister Miracle hides from his former life after escaping the torture pits of Apokolips. When mysterious disturbances begin appearing across the planet—energy signals tied to the ancient The Source—Barda realizes that something far greater is unfolding. The situation worsens when Granny Goodness is mysteriously murdered, sending shockwaves through both the heroes and the remaining forces of Apokolips, beginning a mystery about who killed one of Darkseid’s most powerful lieutenants. The New Gods begin reuniting across the world, finding Infinity Man living as a Bollywood celebrity, Takion living peacefully with his family, DeSaad leading a remote community, Lightray living in the desert, and Grail traveling with Kalibak after suffering from a mysterious mental condition. As tensions grow, Steppenwolf emerges as the central threat, taking control of Apokolips’ remaining forces on Earth and hunting the New Gods one by one. During a brutal confrontation, Steppenwolf kills Kalibak in a devastating battle against the heroes, demonstrating his overwhelming power and forcing the team to realize they may be facing a far greater conspiracy. The team eventually discovers a shocking truth: Earth has become a focal point of cosmic energy connected to the Source, drawing the attention of Highfather himself. The heroes believe Steppenwolf is attempting to harness this power for Highfather so he can remain the ruler of Apokolips. As Steppenwolf continues hunting the New Gods in order to absorb their powers, the team prepares a desperate plan to stop the Source energy from awakening. In a massive final confrontation, the New Gods combine their powers, allowing Big Barda to transform the rising Source energy into stone and save the planet. Mister Miracle sacrifices himself to stop the Source energy from destroying Earth. During the conflict, Steppenwolf confronts Grail in a final battle where she ultimately defeats him. After the battle, the surviving New Gods are left divided. Highfather appears and judges their actions, believing they may have endangered the cosmic balance. He takes Infinity Man, Takion, and Big Barda away for a trial on New Genesis, leaving the remaining heroes uncertain about their future. In a mid-credits scene, far from Earth, DeSaad, Grail, and Lightray search the cosmos for the scattered members of the team. Their ship is suddenly intercepted by the powerful warrior Orion, the son of Darkseid, who offers his help in the coming war between Apokolips and New Genesis. In the final scene on Earth, James Rook makes a dangerous mystical sacrifice to protect reality, reclaiming his destiny as Nightmaster. As he recovers from the ritual, he is approached by John Constantine, hinting that an even darker supernatural conflict may soon emerge.

Blue Beetle: and the Legend of the Scarab

Jaime Reyes is a mexican young man working as a valet in San Francisco with his best friend Katy Chen, but his secret catches up to him when assassins from Black Beetle attack him on a city bus in a spectacular fight sequence where Jaime reveals his hidden identity as Blue Beetle, unleashing the alien Blue Beetle Scarab armor for the first time in public as blades, cannons, and wings erupt from the suit while the passengers panic and the fight spills through traffic, ending with the attackers retreating after realizing Jaime’s Scarab has fully bonded to him. Jaime and Katy are taken into the criminal underworld, where they encounter the powerful crime boss La Dama, who secretly controls a network of metahuman fights and black-market alien technology; inside her underground arena, Jaime witnesses a shocking battle between Khalid Nassour and the Atlantean villain Ocean Master, revealing that the strange alien tech surrounding him is tied to a much larger cosmic conflict. La Dama makes a deal with Jaime and Katy, offering to help them reach the Black Beetles while secretly pursuing her own hidden agenda; soon after, they are ambushed by the terrifying armored warrior Carapax, a relentless enforcer serving Black Beetle whose cybernetic enhancements make him nearly unstoppable in hand-to-hand combat, leading to a brutal chase and fight sequence where Jaime struggles to control the Scarab’s weapons while protecting innocent people. Jaime and Katy are eventually captured and taken to a secret high-security prison facility where they discover a surprising prisoner: Ted Kord, the previous Blue Beetle, who reveals the truth that Jaime’s Scarab is alien technology created by the Reach as a planetary infiltration weapon designed to conquer worlds from within, and that Black Beetle intends to activate Jaime’s Scarab as a beacon to summon the Reach invasion fleet to Earth. With Ted’s help the trio escape the prison while Carapax relentlessly hunts them, leading to a massive battle where Jaime finally embraces the Scarab instead of resisting it, unlocking new abilities and defeating Carapax in a destructive duel that showcases the full power of the Blue Beetle armor. Jaime eventually meets the King of the Black Beetles, and after a long and tense conversation about the Scarab’s true purpose as a tool of planetary conquest, Jaime rejects the alien destiny imposed on him, leading to a massive fantasy-scale showdown between Blue Beetle, the Black Beetles, and La Dama’s warriors; after an intense battle filled with aerial combat, alien weapons, and Scarab-powered abilities, Jaime and his allies overcome the Black Beetles and win. In the post-credits scene, members of the Justice League contact Jaime and Katy through a secure channel; there Jaime nervously speaks with Shazam, Aquaman, and Khalid Nassour, who explain that the Scarab is sending a signal far beyond Earth and may be calling something across the cosmos. In the final end-credits twist, the real intentions of La Dama are revealed: she declares herself the new Queen of the Black Beetles and retreats into the shadows with advanced Reach technology at her command, setting up a much larger threat for the future.

Elseworlds

Framed by the tragic, cosmic narration of Pariah, a being cursed to witness the destruction of worlds but never interfere, the series explores fractured timelines branching from pivotal moments in the DC Universe, each episode examining how one altered choice reshapes destiny, legacy, and the multiverse itself. Episode 1 – What If… Selina Kyle Was the Caped Crusader? In a world where Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne never die in Crime Alley, Gotham’s corruption festers unchecked, inspiring Selina Kyle to become Batwoman—a thief-turned-vigilante who steals from the elite to aid the poor. Captured by A.R.G.U.S., she is offered a choice by Amanda Waller: join a covert war against the League of Assassins or face prison. Partnered with A.R.G.U.S. agent Bruce Wayne, Selina wages war against Ra's al Ghul, who wields a Mother Box to summon an interdimensional entity. Bruce is seemingly killed in battle, and Selina ultimately sacrifices herself by entering the collapsing portal to stop the invasion. She awakens decades later when Waller and Oliver Queen reopen the gateway in the modern era. Episode 2 – What If… Hal Jordan Never Crashed? When Hal Jordan never encounters Abin Sur and never receives a power ring, his arrogance and ambition still drive him toward the stars. Refusing to be ordinary, Hal eventually becomes a space-faring hero the hard way, rising as the tactical leader of the Omega Men. Without the Green Lantern Corps, Hal must rely solely on human determination and strategy to liberate oppressed systems, proving that willpower was always his true power. Episode 3 – What If… The World Lost Its Mightiest Heroes? During the week Waller secretly assembles the Justice League, icons including Superman, Wonder Woman, Black Canary, Aquaman, and Oliver Queen are assassinated one by one. The killer is revealed to be Ray Palmer, driven mad with grief over the death of his protégé Karen Beecher. As Black Adam invades a defenseless Earth, hope emerges when Billy Batson falls through a time portal and Bruce Wayne awakens from a long coma, setting the stage for a fractured new alliance. Episode 4 – What If… Doctor Fate Was Corrupted? After losing Inza Nelson in a tragic accident, Kent Nelson becomes consumed by grief. Under the manipulative guidance of Nabu, Kent studies forbidden sorcery, absorbing mystical entities for centuries and fracturing himself into two opposing versions. Ignoring Pariah’s warnings, Fate Supreme attempts to undo an absolute point in time. The paradox shatters reality, collapsing his universe into a void, leaving him alone in a crystallized shard of existence while Pariah helplessly observes. Episode 5 – What If… DCeased?! A quantum virus devastates Earth after Jean Loring returns from the Quantum Realm infected. The Justice League falls, including zombified versions of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, and Zatanna Zatara. Survivors such as Barry Allen, Karen Beecher, Red Hood, Barbara Gordon, and Ryan Choi—reduced to a severed but conscious head sustained by tech—journey to Oa seeking salvation. The episode ends with a zombified Darkseid wielding the Mother Boxes. Episode 6 – What If… Sinestro Rescued Kal-El? When Sinestro intercepts baby Kal-El in space, he raises him as a symbol of order rather than hope. Manipulating galactic events, Sinestro engineers wars, eliminates John Henry Irons, betrays the Guardians, and positions himself as ruler over both the Green and Yellow Lantern Corps. With Kal-El at his side, he stands poised to impose a universe of enforced peace. Episode 7 – What If… Wonder Woman Ignored the Rules? Freed from Themyscira’s restraint, Diana becomes a cosmic reveler, hosting an intergalactic celebration that spirals into planetary chaos. Steve Trevor struggles to control the fallout while Waller panics. A titanic duel erupts between Diana and Shazam, leveling cities. The episode closes as an army of Amazo drones emerges through a portal. Episode 8 – What If… Amazo Won? In a dark timeline, Amazo uploads every metahuman ability into the body of Red Tornado, claims the Mother Boxes, annihilates Earth, and defeats Darkseid effortlessly. Ascending beyond his universe, Amazo becomes aware of Pariah and invades the multiverse itself, leading to a reality-shattering battle across dimensions. Episode 9 – What If… Pariah Had No Choice? Forced to break his vow, Pariah assembles a multiversal alliance: Batwoman Selina, Omega Leader Hal Jordan, Party Diana, Fate Supreme, Sinestro, and Black Canary. Together they confront Omega Amazo across collapsing realities. Fate Supreme seals the Mother Boxes within a pocket dimension, while Black Canary uses a weaponized AI arrow containing the consciousness of Mad Hatter to corrupt Amazo’s systems. The multiverse is saved—for now. Pariah solemnly warns that infinite possibilities mean infinite threats, and his curse to witness them all continues.

Black Canary

A dangerous conspiracy, linked to his past, is after Dinah Lance, aka Black Canary. The Superhuman will have to deal with the consequences of having been a spy, as well as broken relationships, in order to survive.