With Warner Bros. Discovery supposedly looking to move away from making movies for streaming, you may be surprised to learn that HBO Max's Black Canary is still in active development. Read on for details!
Today mark's the 75th anniversary of Black Canary's DC Comics debut, and Birds of Prey star Jurnee Smollett has taken to Twitter to share a new look at her take on Dinah Laurel Lance. Check it out...
With so much uncertainty surrounding the DC Extended Universe's future at Warner Bros., we may have a positive update on Birds of Prey spinoff Black Canary. Find more details after the jump...
We recently learned that Misha Green had been enlisted to pen the script for the Birds of Prey HBO Max movie, and the Lovecraft Country creator has now hinted that Dinah may don a comic-accurate outfit.
We know that Birds of Prey's Jurnee Smollett is set to star in a Black Canary movie for HBO Max, but what about Huntress? Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead explains why she'd love the opportunity to return.
We first met Jurnee Smollett's Dinah Lance in 2019's Birds of Prey, and some new fan-art imagines what the actress could look like decked out in a comic accurate costume for her upcoming HBO Max movie.
We recently learned a Black Canary movie is in the works for HBO Max, but has Mary Elizabeth Winstead heard anything about returning as Huntress? Here's what the actress had to say about her DCEU future...
Following some Black Canary buzz earlier this week, a more reliable source has seemingly confirmed that a Black Canary movie is indeed in the works at HBO Max with its star and writer already in place.
We've heard some whispers about this in the past, but some new evidence has now come to light which points to Warner Bros. developing a Birds of Prey spinoff focusing on Jurnee Smollett's Black Canary.
Margot Robbie will return as Harley Quinn in The Suicide Squad, and she's now revealed whether there are any plans in place for a Birds of Prey sequel following the release of the movie last year...