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Wonder Woman: Mortal 🔮

Diana Prince mourns. Donna Troy—her sister —lies dead. Wracked by guilt and fury, Diana isolates herself, even from her Amazon kin. But peace shatters when Barbara Minerva—Cheetah, now permanently cursed in feline form—crashes onto the island shores. Desperate, she reveals she freed Circe seeking a cure and instead unleashed hell. Circe has returned, vowing to claim Themyscira as her own. Reluctantly, Diana agrees to help. Steve Trevor joins them as navigator, alongside Queen Hippolyta. Their journey to Aeaea is perilous: they battle the Lernaean Hydra and the Nemean Lion, and cross seas haunted by ancient wrath. At Circe’s fortress, tragedy strikes. As Circe unleashes killing magic on Diana, Hippolyta shoves her aside and takes the blow—dying in Diana’s arms. Grief fuels resolve. While Steve and Barbara regroup, Diana storms the citadel alone. She nearly defeats Circe, but magic twists fate. Just as hope fades, Cheetah and Steve return. Together, they turn Circe’s illusions against her—Barbara’s cunning, Steve’s guidance, Diana’s fury. Overwhelmed by her own power, Circe falls. Aeaea is free. Themyscira is safe. Home again, Diana is crowned Queen beside a pyre honoring both Hippolyta and Donna. Steve kneels, offering a ring. She accepts—not just his love, but her destiny. Barbara, finally human, swears Amazonhood, leaving the Cheetah behind. In a dusty auto shop. A young blonde girl polishes a wrench, her necklace glinting—the crest of Zeus. The gods are watching.

Swordsmoke: The Trench

Marc and Strider try Norman’s radio—nothing. Marc orders Phillip to track him using the signal in his jacket. “Today’s the day,” Marc says as Phillip heads out. Marc, Strider, Ellie, and James arm up for Jack, Shepard, and Gunn. Jack admits doubt. He killed Bo, and Marc may be next. Shepard reminds him Marc let Grace die. Gunn radios: Marc’s scouts were seen. They prepare the trap. Marc’s team arrives. Strider stays with Ellie. Marc goes with James, watching him carefully. Deeper inside, James admits he hates what he’s done but wants this over. Elsewhere Strider warns Ellie James won’t stay loyal. Ellie snaps—she once liked Strider, but the more he talks, the less he impresses her. Gunn appears, pinning them down. Marc and James advance until James is shot in the leg. Jack emerges as Shepard ties James. Marc tells Jack he’s fallen far. Jack fires back—Marc hated him after learning he loved Alice, Marc's wife, and when she died Marc abandoned him. Marc pleads for peace, but Jack opens fire. Marc tackles him, they fight until Marc grabs Jack’s shotgun and blasts Jack’s face, leaving him disfigured. Shepard flees. Marc frees James. They rush to Ellie and Strider—Gunn has Ellie cornered and Strider down. James fires a clean shot into Gunn’s neck. They escape back to camp. Marc declares it’s over. Jack and Shepard won’t take this island. It’s theirs now—time to rebuild the Agency. Ghost lives again. Marc’s radio buzzes. A message—from Norman. Coordinates. The screen cuts to black.

Swordsmoke: The Agent

Sgt. Rain wakes in a small hut. Ellie sits nearby, having nursed him back to life. Rain tells her he won’t work for the Dark Agency anymore; with Ren dead, his mind is finally his own. Ellie says she refuses to follow Jack or Shepard—they’re too much like Marc. Rain warns they must choose a side before the war swallows them both. Ellie agrees and contacts Strider, arranging a meeting. Ellie asks Rain his real name. He tells her: James Rain. After falling in with the wrong people, his girlfriend was killed and he was taken by Mercenary, reshaped into a weapon. Ellie admits she spent years leading resistance groups, always running, and joining Ren gave her stability. They reach Strider, who wants Ellie back but refuses Rain. Ellie says it’s both or none. Strider agrees. At camp, Marc calls a meeting with Phillip Hart, Marc’s friend from Ceaser’s trials. The six agree to attack a nearby outpost, but Norman warns it’s guarded by someone even Shepard fears. Norman, Strider, and Phillip move out. The guard is gone, they slip inside and find the base blueprints—until the trap springs. The guard arrives: Agent Gunn, rebuilt with cybernetics after a shot to the skull. Ren ensured his survival. A brutal fight erupts. They escape with the blueprints but are surrounded outside. Norman shoves the plans to Strider and tackles Gunn, drawing the army to him. Strider and Phillip get away. Marc, furious, searches the outpost, but Norman is gone, they need to end this, now.

Green Lantern 💍

In his final year as a Green Lantern, Hal Jordan is ready to hang up the ring. But before he can retire, the Guardians send him to a distant sector where a series of gruesome murders have shaken the Green Lantern Corps. Paired with rookie Lantern Kyle Rayner, Hal is thrown into a grim, intergalactic noir—filled with shadowed worlds, whispered betrayals, and cosmic corruption. As they investigate, the trail twists inward, pointing not to an outside enemy—but to someone within the Corps itself. The deeper they dig, the clearer it becomes: the Red Lanterns have found an ally among them. Hal’s instincts lead him to a painful truth—Sinestro, once his mentor and friend, has returned, forging an alliance with Atrocitus to destroy the Lanterns from within. When the Corps falls into chaos, Hal makes the ultimate choice. Sacrificing his life, he channels every ounce of his willpower to give Kyle the strength to defeat Sinestro—now reborn as the first Yellow Lantern—and drive back Atrocitus’ rage. In the quiet after the battle, Kyle buries Hal’s ring, understanding the burden and honor of the green light. As the stars fade to dawn, a shadow approaches—John Stewart—who tells Kyle, “You’ve done good, kid. Now, let’s talk about the League."

🇹he 🇹itans

After her sister Komand’r seizes control of Tamaran and becomes queen, Koriand’r is sentenced to death. Escaping execution, she’s hunted across the galaxy until her ship crashes on Earth. There, in Jump City, she encounters the Titans—Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Donna Troy, Garth, Jaime Reyes, Victor Stone, and Garfield Logan. Kori warns them: Blackfire is coming, and she won’t stop until she kills Kori and takes Earth as her own. As the Titans prepare for war, Dick struggles to teach Jason how to be a hero without becoming Batman’s shadow, while growing close to Kori, who fears her sister’s power and her own. Flashbacks reveal Gar’s tragic transformation and Victor’s resurrection through his father’s desperate use of a Mother Box during the Parademon invasion of 2010. These memories haunt the team, binding them through shared loss and rebirth. When Blackfire arrives with her fleet, Jump City becomes a battlefield. The Titans fight valiantly, but Donna is killed protecting Kori. Consumed by rage, Kori kills her sister and ends the invasion—but at a devastating cost. In the aftermath, she returns to Tamaran to rebuild her world. At Donna’s funeral, Dick breaks down, telling Jason that the Titans need him now—they need a leader. When Jason asks where he’ll go, Dick replies quietly: “To find out who I need to be.”

Flash

One year after saving Eddie and ending Thawne, Barry Allen finally has peace. Retired from heroics, he devotes himself to Iris and their baby daughter, proud to let a new generation of heroes safeguard Central City. Yet the joy is tinged with unease—Wally West’s vanishing in the Crisis, just three months earlier, still weighs on him. Barry clings to the hope that somehow, someday, he’ll see his brother-in-law again. That hope shatters when the Speed Force trembles. From its depths rises Eobard Thawne—reborn as the Black Flash, his speed restored at the cost of his humanity. Hungry for one last victory, Thawne strikes at Barry’s heart, murdering Iris before his eyes. Grief threatens to consume him, but Barry knows the fight isn’t his alone. Cisco Ramon, returning as Vibe, answers the call, and together with Cobalt Blue Prime, they form a desperate alliance. Without Team Flash’s safety net, their battle is brutal, spanning timelines and bleeding through the Speed Force itself. Thawne pushes Barry to the brink, forcing him to confront both his rage and his responsibility. At last, Barry ends the rivalry, destroying Thawne forever. But victory comes at a price. With Iris gone, Barry must raise his daughter alone, carrying the unbearable weight of grief. Cisco, before leaving, hands him a card—just a star and an address. “Someone’s been looking for you,” he says. Barry stares at it, the future once again uncertain.

The Knightwing

After the Dark Knight’s sacrifice 13 years ago, John Blake embraces his calling as Gotham’s protector as he recalls a Kryptonian tale once shared with him by Superman—of Nightwing, a winged champion who brought light to the darkest places. Inspired, he takes the name Knightwing, forging a symbol of hope rooted in both Earth and the stars. Blake’s mission collides with that of Officer Richard Grayson, still scarred by the unsolved murder of his parents, the Flying Graysons. Their pursuit of justice uncovers Tony Zucco’s return, working under the ruthless Penguin and funding Jonathan Crane, the Scarecrow. Together, this unholy trinity plots to unleash Crane’s perfected toxin and claim Gotham’s sister city, Blüdhaven. Through battle and sacrifice, Blake and Grayson dismantle the alliance and finally end Scarecrow’s reign of terror. Yet Blake realizes Gotham’s future belongs to a new generation. He steps down, entrusting the mantle of Knightwing to Richard who wants to use his grief to fuel his dedication and make sure no kid goes through what he did. In a final credits scene, a letter is delivered to a quiet estate in Hawaii. A man retrieves it, weathered but alive. Its seal: a lone star, its paper bearing only an address. He unfolds it, and for the first time in years, Bruce Wayne reads in silence—his return all but certain.

Swordsmoke: Power Break

Marc and Strider sit in a dim house, silence broken by footsteps outside. Strider warns there’s no way out—Ren’s men surround them. Marc tries Norman on his comms but nothing connects. Strider urges staying low, but waiting means death. The door blasts open. Eugene Shepard enters, rifle raised: Ren is ready to settle things. Marc growls there’s no room for Ren’s Agency—he’ll kill them before he bows. Shepard aims, but Ellie stops him, saying Ren wants Marc alive. Marc pleads with her, but Ellie spits venom—she’d rather die than follow him. At camp, Norman checks Marc’s tracker. With recruits Erik Reign and Bunny White, he sets out through Hermes Island’s wilds. They fight beasts, slip past guards, but Erik and Bunny are captured. Norman battles until Sgt. Rain intercepts. Norman fights his hardest but Rain dismantles him and knocks him out. Soon Marc, Strider, Norman, Erik, and Bunny kneel in Ren’s stronghold. Shepard declares punishment: three must die. Rain shoots Bunny. Shepard slashes Erik. Ellie raises her pistol at Marc—until Marc asks where Jack Grayson is. “Behind you,” Jack mutters, staggering in blood-soaked. “Ren is dead.” Shepard protests, claiming command. Chaos erupts—Marc strikes Ellie aside, Strider and Norman clash with Shepard and Rain. Jack only watches. Marc and Norman escape. Strider stabs Rain, sending him crashing through glass. Ellie dives after him. When Jack and Shepard move to finish Strider, he’s already gone.

Superman: Homeward 🌍

The film opens at LexCorp, where Mayor Lex Luthor arms the MPD, desperate to prove himself better than Superman after Metallo’s defeat. Lex can’t shake his insecurity—no matter what, Superman overshadows him. Meanwhile, Clark has withdrawn from Lois and his parents, consumed by Krypton’s history. When he detects a ship in Earth’s atmosphere, he intercepts it, discovering a girl and a dog—Kara and Krypto. Seeing the symbol on his chest, Kara realizes Clark is her cousin, Kal, and warns him that Zod is coming to turn Earth into Krypton. Knowing only Kryptonite can stop Zod, Clark turns to Lex. Hesitant, Lex accepts, hoping victory will make him Earth’s hero. When Zod arrives, Superman is beaten, forcing Kara to hide him with Lois, who reminds Clark he isn’t Krypton’s last son but a farm boy. Inspired, he resolves to fight for Earth. Lex dons his Warsuit, battling Zod but falling short. Reuniting with Clark, Kara, and Lois, he admits his envy—Superman is loved because he’s human at heart. Clark later discovers Jor-El’s true message: he was meant to rule with Zod. Shaken, he chooses hope instead. With Kara and Lex, he challenges Zod, wielding Kryptonite at great cost. In the end, Superman defeats but spares Zod, warning him Earth has defenders. Green Lantern, Hawkman, and Martian Manhunter arrive, proof of a united league. Clark returns to the Kent farm, embracing his true home. Lex names Superman his advisor. In the Fortress, Clark deletes Jor-El’s message—choosing Earth over Krypton.

Wolverine V Legacy

Logan is dragged back into the shadows when Nathaniel Essex, the former Mr. Sinister, resurfaces under government protection. Essex now leads a new super soldier program, refining Weapon X. Logan’s peace ends when a clone of himself comes hunting—ruthless, brutal, and called Sabretooth. Seeing his brother’s name on this monster tears open old wounds, and in their clash Logan is captured. Inside Essex’s facility, Logan discovers a young female clone named Lara, grown from his own DNA but treated as a failed experiment. Forced to fight together, Logan and Lara uncover the scale of Essex’s program—dozens of weaponized clones built to replace them. The final battle erupts as Sabretooth returns, deadlier than ever. Logan hesitates, haunted by Creed’s true sacrifice years ago. But when Sabretooth lunges for Lara, Logan steels himself, cutting down his brother once more. Shattered but resolute, he storms Essex’s office with proof of the atrocities. Essex only smirks—his crimes are sanctioned, his reputation irrelevant. Worse, he declares Logan an enemy of the state, warning him to flee north before the world closes in. Logan slashes Essex’s eye in rage before escaping under fire. Bruised, branded a fugitive, he disappears into the night with Lara at his side—two outlaws bound by blood, hunted by the very system that created them.

Spider-Man: Season 5 Episode 9

The episode opens on Harry Osborn, waking up in his penthouse, getting ready for the day, now the C.E.O of Oscorp. Harry has a meeting and he knows who with, he's not ready for it. When he gets to his office he's greeted by none other than Tombstone who tells Harry they both have something in common, they both know who Spider-Man is. Harry insists that he doesn't know the identity but Tombstone reminds him he has friends in certain places that know more about Harry than Harry knows about himself. Harry tells Tombstone he isn't interested in whatever he wants to do but Tombstone tells him that they really are allies, even if he thinks they aren't. He tells Harry that Gustav would like to speak with him some time soon. Harry remembers Gustav Fiers, what he did to him 2 years ago. Harry looks up and sees that Tombstone has left and Harry is in his room all alone. We cut to Peter as he arrives back at May's house where he drags himself up the wall and into his bedroom window. He collapses on his bed before seeing a girl standing in the hallway looking into his room, he's in his costume. He webs her and pulls her and locks the door and tells her not to say anything. The girl just smiles and says "So you're the Spider-Man hu Tiger?"

The Legend of Zelda 2

Link journeys to Termina, a small forgotten kingdom, seeking answers about the fate of the last Hero of Time. Legends speak of his fall while battling a forbidden deity: Majora, a demon summoned through dark ritual. Searching ancient texts, Link learns the hero perished trying to seal Majora away. Determined to finish what was started, Link explores a forbidden shrine—unwittingly unleashing Majora once more. The demon returns with a curse: in three days the Moon will crash into Termina, destroying all. With only time as his enemy, Link races to find a way to free the trapped soul of the fallen Hero. Guided by cryptic hints from Kafei, the aged King of Termina, Link discovers a melody within an ancient tome—a song said to reach Majora’s host. Armed with his ocarina, he enters Majora’s Realm of the Mind on the final day. The battle is brutal, Majora shifting through monstrous forms. In the end, Link plays the song, awakening the tormented spirit within the demon: the original Hero, Freed from Majora’s grip where he was, not dead, he helps Link strike the final blow. Yet the Moon still descends. With no time left, the Hero seizes the ocarina and plays the Song of Time, reversing reality to the day he was first bound to Majora. He sacrifices himself, ending his cursed immortality but saving the world. Link awakens in the woods beside his horse. From the shadows, a fairy emerges—Navi. She whispers a warning from the Great Deku Tree: “The Dark Lord is returning.

Official Underworld Productions DC Cinematic Universe Announcement

Hi, so I've just finished phase 4 of the UPDCU and the first phase in the new "Immortal Saga" with The Flash: Split Speed, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Green Arrow: Bloodlines, Aquaman: Fallen Kingdom, Batman 4 Riddle Me This, and now Task Force X and I wanted to take the chance now to explain some things that will be happening going forward in this universe. There are 2 big announcements I want to discuss. First I'd like to say I have the rest of the saga, both phases 5 and 6 fully mapped out about how I want to go into it, will be taking my time perfecting each movie cause right now they are just rough drafts. But I am finished with treatment for the next two phases and I will say there will be a third saga. That leads me to my second announcement. This will be Shazam, Barry Allen, and Aquaman's last saga in this DC universe, after the end of phase 6 I'm retiring the character from this world and story. And also not this saga, but the next will be Batman and Superman's last saga in this universe, not too sure about Wonder Woman. There will be more stories after their stories are concluded. Legacy characters are important and I'm slowly building up the next generation of heroes.

Task Force ❌

Deep in the Himalayas, Ra’s al Ghul uncovers an ancient Lazarus Pit connected to global ley lines. His plan: revive the entire League of Assassins, creating an army of immortals. Hugo Strange, now working for the government, warns of the global threat and assembles Task Force X—Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, Captain Cold, Deadshot, and leaders Colonel Rick Flag and Deathstroke, who clash for control. Their mission: infiltrate Ra’s fortress, destroy the Pit, and escape alive. But the truth is darker—this Pit is alien in origin, tied to Vandal Savage’s ancient past. Savage manipulated Ra’s, intending to use its cosmic power to elevate himself beyond immortality. Rick learns Ra’s is Savage’s descendant, a dynasty that could reshape the world forever. Slade betrays the team, craving immortality, but Ra’s and Savage reject him, nearly killing him. Escaping, he faces Rick in a brutal snowbound duel while the temple explodes. Croc is killed, Harley, Cold, and Deadshot captured. Savage reveals there are more Pits, and when they find them, they will become gods. Dismissing Task Force X as irrelevant, Savage departs with Ra’s. Back at base, Hugo confirms Savage has lived for millennia—and this is only the beginning. Slade has vanished. The film ends as Savage and Ra’s overlook a massive new Lazarus Pit, Savage declaring, “Our dynasty will live on.”

The Official Underworld Productions DC Cinematic Universe Phase 5 Slate

We still have the Task Force X movie and after that phase 4 will be over. I'd like to fully announce the films in Phase 5 of the Eternal Saga.

Batman 4 Riddle Me This❓

Bruce Wayne and Jason Todd start getting cryptic letters signed “?”. At first, they dismiss them—until one reveals the sender knows they’re Batman and Robin. Bruce panics, launching a citywide search. At a Gotham costume party, Barbara Gordon—dressed as “Batgirl”—is caught in the scheme. Lured into a hall of mirrors, Batman finds her, but a green-suited man with question marks blocks the exit. It’s a reflection—he’s behind them, gun to Barbara’s head. He calls Batman Bruce Wayne. Barbara’s shocked. Smoke pellet—struggle—shattered glass. Meanwhile, Harvey Dent receives “?” letters exposing his corruption. Fearing exposure, he visits father-in-law Oswald Cobblepot. Oswald warns him to shut it down. Harvey later finds a riddle at the party: I have no voice, but I can roar… Batman deduces: Gotham Bridge. But there’s also a supposed bomb downtown. Batman returns to the cave; Jason tells Barbara about Dick until Bruce presents her a real Batgirl suit. They suit up—race to the bridge—only to find a radio. “?”’s voice reveals Oswald’s crimes, unmasks himself as the Riddler, and says his true revenge is on Harvey Dent, whose father killed his brother. Harvey reaches the “bomb”—finds Penguin’s men instead. He’s captured. At GCPD, Jim tells Batman two men are missing: Harvey Dent… and forensics expert Edward Nashton.

Gambit: The Last Assassin

After Rogue’s sudden rejection of his marriage proposal, Remy LeBeau retreats to New Orleans, transforming the Assassins Guild into the Guild of Thieves. But peace is shattered when members of the Guild begin turning up dead, victims of The Swordsman. Following cryptic clues, Remy returns to New York, where the shadowy Hellfire Club resurfaces under Emma Frost’s cold leadership, determined to dismantle the Guild and recruit Remy for the Cabal’s sinister plans. Teaming up with Psylocke, a deadly warrior and fellow Guild member, Remy must navigate a treacherous web of betrayal and dark magic. Facing off against old foes and new threats, Remy’s loyalty, skills, and heart will be tested as he fights not only to save the Guild but to prevent the Cabal’s grip from tightening over the world. In a high-stakes battle between honor and power, Gambit must embrace his past to secure the future.

Spider-Man No More

One year after the multiverse crisis, 19-year-old Peter Parker has retired as Spider-Man. Now a Horizon University freshman, he struggles to keep up with classes and long shifts at the Daily Bugle, living alone after Aunt May’s death. Distant from Gwen Stacy and growing closer to Liz Allen and Flash Thompson, Peter tries to leave heroics behind—until a mysterious armored vigilante, Iron-Spider, emerges in New York. Unbeknownst to him, it’s Harry Osborn, now Oscorp’s CEO and tormented by guilt. After failing to stop a killer known as the Beetle, Harry abandons his father’s tech and builds a suit of his own. His victory over Beetle draws headlines—sparking rumors of Spider-Man’s return. Suspicious, Peter returns to Midtown. A new threat arrives: a terrifying new Goblin. Peter suits up in a homemade Scarlet-Spider costume. When he and Iron-Spider meet on a rooftop, Peter demands to know who’s behind the mask. Harry recognizes Peter instantly—but before they can speak, the Goblin attacks. After the fight, Peter explodes at Harry—calling him reckless, selfish, and unworthy of the spider emblem. He tells Harry to destroy the suit and quit pretending to be a hero. Shaken, Harry watches Peter storm off. Later, Peter defeats the new Goblin—Roderick Kingsley—who reveals he’s just a pawn of the Kingpin. But the truth is worse. Harry is captured by Otto Octavius and the real Kingpin—Tombstone—who offer him one chance: help them kill Spider-Man. Harry, heartbroken and furious, says yes.

Batman 4: Official Teaser

When Gotham starts receiving mysterious threats, and members of the city's elite start vanishing, The Dark Knight has to step in and solve this riddle.

Aquaman: Kingdom Fall 👑

Kaldur—the second Black Manta, once Arthur’s student and the former Aqualad, was believed to have died alongside Orm Marius. When a sudden attack strikes Atlantis, Arthur Curry orders a lockdown. Mera urges caution, sensing a trap, but Arthur leaves the kingdom to confront the threat. He discovers a brutal truth—the attackers serve Black Manta, and Kaldur is alive. Kaldur declares war. He visits Atlantis, warning Arthur and Mera not to resist. Garth, the new Aqualad and Vulko, try to stop him, but Kaldur overwhelms them and kills Vulko. His message is clear—he has returned, and mercy is no longer an option. Haunted by guilt and love for his fallen protégé, Arthur leads one last assault. In a fierce battle beneath the sea, he begs Kaldur to return home. But Kaldur severs Arthur’s hand and whispers, “It’s too late.” Bleeding, Arthur reaches out, saying he won’t fight anymore—that Atlantis can fall with them, together. Kaldur softens—until Arthur drives a coral shard into his stomach using the waves. “You chose your father’s path,” Arthur says, “not mine.” Arthur walks away as Kaldur dies. At Vulko and Orm's graves, Arthur weeps. A vision of Orm appears. “Feel the water,” he says. “Life runs through it. No one is truly gone. Rise, King Arthur.” Arthur reaches to embrace him. But Orm is gone. And Arthur stands, king not just in name… but in soul.