It’s the Gotham-pocalypse and Harley Quinn is fucking loving it. If ever there was a character primed to dance through the ashes of society, it’s Harley (Kaley Cuoco) the former-psychiatrist turned anarchy-loving anti-hero who spent the first season of her DC Universe animated series breaking free of The Joker. That first season was a profane and vibrant delight, even if the broad strokes in the story of Harley’s emancipation were generally familiar to fans of her comic arcs. By contrast, Season 2 introduces a whole new apocalyptic world, and it’s all Harley’…

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Zoë Kravitz has always deserved better and now, with the news she'll be playing Catwoman in Matt Reeves' The Batman opposite Robert Pattinson out in the open, she just might get it. While the promise of playing a popular and prominent DC Comics character is intriguing, Kravitz is already facing some big obstacles right out of the gate, including her previously unmemorable and underwhelming turns in comic book movies and genre films as well as the legacies left behind by other actresses who've played Catwoman. For Kravitz, stepping into Catwoman's shoes could be a make-or-break …

In a far-flung world not so dissimilar from our own, disparate peoples from isolated kingdoms must overcome their differences if they hope to defeat powerful, unified, evil forces and save themselves--and their world--from destruction. That's a solid if rather general fantasy story synopsis. It's so familiar in fact that it could apply to anything from classics like The Lord of the Rings and The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe to contemporary fantasy favorites like Game of Thrones. So what's the one thing that separates these iconic stories from the incredible tale told in …