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Similar to DC FanDome: Explore the Multiverse, DC Kids FanDome is a first-of-its-kind, virtual experience that will celebrate all things DC – films, games, TV, comics and more. It’s also completely FREE — with no lines or badges required. The festivities kick off at 10: 00 a.m. PDT and DC Kids FanDome can be accessed separately at the kid-friendly DCKidsFanDome.com web address. The entire experience will be accessible across all mobile platforms, in addition to desktop.

At DC Kids FanDome, kids of all ages will be entertained for hours on end, learning how to draw their favorite characters, watching clips and exclusive panels from favorite animated shows like Teen Titans Go! and DC Super Hero Girls, reading comics and so much more.

Below is a sample of the on-demand schedule detailing all the ways kids and families can have fun at DC Kids FanDome. Take a look and remember, if your kid loves Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other DC Super Heroes (and Super-Villains!), they won’t want to miss it!

 

Teen Titans Go! Cast Table Read and Panel

Join the cast of Teen Titans Go! as they talk about what it’s like making the show and act out some

of your favorite scenes!

 

Ask the Titans

What’s Beast Boy’s favorite animal? Who do the Titans think is their greatest enemy? Why does

Silkie bark all the time? You got questions and the Titans got answers!

 

Batman Carpool

Holy Multiverse, Batman!  Batman is talking to Batman and they are talking to LEGO Batman and they

are talking to Future Batman.  But did they talk about toilet paper??

 

Beyond Batman

Let’s just say this Batman is wayyy Beyond.  Ok…see, retired Bruce Wayne calls up Terry, you know,

Batman Beyond…and, well, the two of them watch a crazy clip from the old live action TV show,

Batman.  Weirdness

ensues…you just gotta watch it to understand…POW!

 

 

Brick Builders – Batmobile

If you’re a fan of the Batmobile, you’re gonna love this LEGO brick build thanks to Brick Artist,

Nathan Sawaya.

 

Brick Builders – Beast Boy

Watch Brick Artist, Nathan Sawaya as he builds Beast Boy’s head and then transforms it into 3

different animals…all out of LEGOs.

 

Brick Builders – Bumblebee

Brick Artist, Nathan Sawaya “paints” a portrait of DC Super Hero Girls’ own, Bumblebee…with LEGO

Bricks!

 

Brick Builders – Robin

He may have teeny tiny, baby hands, but Robin’s LEGO head is huge!

 

Batman 101 – Batsuit

Join DC Kids Show’s very own Jett for a crash course on everything you ever wanted to know about

Batman’s many amazing Batsuits!

 

Batman 101 – Dynamic Duo

Batman and Robin are one of the most famous duos ever! Find out what makes their crime-fighting

partnership so awesome!

 

Batman 101 – Joker

No superhero is complete without a super villain and for Batman that would be The Joker. Think you

know all about this master criminal? Think again!

 

Batman 101 – Robin

Let’s shine a light on Robin, Batman’s right-hand man and discover everything there is to know

about the Boy Wonder!

 

Batman 101 – Vehicles

From the Batmobile to the Batwing, Batcycle to the Batglider, Batman has some of the coolest, most

rad vehicles a superhero could ever wish for. Here’s a look at these amazing machines in action.

 

DC Karaoke – Teen Titans Go! “Cool School”

Go to school to get cool…SUPER cool for the Karaoke, fool!

 

DC Karaoke – DC Super Hero Girls “Eyes on the Prize”

Are you ready to rise?  Of course, you are!  Is your Eye on the Prize?  Of course, it is!  Sing

along with the DC Superhero girls in this heart and fist pumping music vid.

 

DC Karaoke – DC Super Hero Girls “Save You With My Love”

The DC Super Hero Girls gotta save themselves from the Boy Band trying to save them with their

love…good luck! (Probably helps to just sing along…)

 

DC Karaoke – DC Super Hero Girls “The City We Love”

The DC Super Hero Girls love Gotham City so much they wrote a song about it!  Everybody now…The

City We Lalalalalala Love!!

 

DC Karaoke – DC Super Hero Girls “Too Much Fun”

Better recognize…this karaoke sing along is way Too Much Fun thanks to the DC Super Hero Girls.

 

DC Karaoke – Teen Titans Go! “Go! Rap”

Do you know who the Titans are?  You will after singing along with this jam!

 

 

DC Karaoke – Teen Titans Go! “Lights, Camera, Action!”

Lights, Camera, Action!  Sing along with Starfire…it’s pure satisfaction.

 

DC Karaoke – Teen Titans Go! “Straight Buggin”

Straight Buggin is what you’ll be doin’ when this track gets stuck in yo head.

 

DC Read Along – H.E.R. | Wonder Woman 5-Minute Stories

Read along with recording artist, H.E.R. as she reads a lil’ bit from, Wonder Woman, 5-Minute

Stories.

 

DC Read Along –  Jack Dylan Grazer | Shazam Showdown

Read the DC book Shazam Showdown! along with Jack Dylan Grazer, Freddie Freeman in the hit DC

movie, Shazam!  Go ahead and say it: “SHAZAM!”

 

DC Read Along – Asher Angel | Becoming Shazam!

Who better to read the DC book, Becoming Shazam than Asher Angel who plays Billy Batson in the hit

Warner Bros. movie, Shazam!?   Come on and read along!

 

DC Read Along – Chella Man | Dear Justice League

Chella Man (Jericho from Titans) reads from DC’s graphic novel, Dear Justice League.

 

DC Read Along – Jenny Lorenzo | Be A Star Wonder Woman

Come along with wonderful actress, Jenny Lorenzo, as she reads the DC book, Be a Star Wonder Woman!

 

DC Read Along – Lilly Aspell | Diana: Princess of the Amazons

Lilly Aspell plays young Diana in the new DC film, Wonder Woman 1984, but in 2020 she’s here

reading to you!  Join her as she reads from the DC book, Diana: Princess of the Amazons.

 

How to Make Comic Books

We all love comic books, but do you know how they are made? Nandi and Jett from DC Kids Show find

out all there is to know!

 

How to Draw with Jim Lee and Family

Ever wonder how to draw Wonder Woman?  Join Jim Lee and his family for your chance to hone your

drawing skills!

 

How to Draw Wonder Woman

Ever wonder how to draw Wonder Woman?  DC Artist, Victoria Ying breaks it down for you in

step-by-step instructions.

 

How to Draw Babs Gordon

Join artist Kat Hudson, character designer on DC Super Hero Girls, as she teaches how to draw

Batgirl, aka Babs Gordon.

 

How to Draw Batman

DC Artist Dustin Nguyen not only teaches you how to draw a moody Batman…but you’ll also learn how

to draw Damien Wayne (AKA Robin)!

 

How to Draw Bumblebee

She’s back…Kat Hudson, character designer on DC Super Hero Girls, gives you an in depth look at how

to draw Bumblebee.

 

How to Draw Raven

This time animator Hayk Manukyan teaches us how to draw Raven.  Raven couldn’t be more thrilled…

 

How to Draw Robin

Animator Hayk Manukyan shows you how to draw Robin. Titans Go…and draw!

 

How to Draw Superman

Fantastic teacher and DC Artist, Franco, walks you through the steps it takes to draw the Man of

Steel himself, Superman.

 

Look Who’s Coming to DC Super Hero Girls!

The DC Super Hero Girls have a most awesome visitor. Think you know who it might be? Find out right

here!

 

DC Origami – Green Lantern Ring

Minh Le, author of Green Lantern: Legacy, shows us how to make your very own Origami Green Lantern

Ring!

 

DC Origami – Shazam! Symbol

Raven is here to show you how to make your very own Origami Shazam symbol!  Azarath Metrion

Shazam!!!

 

DC Origami – The Flash Symbol

Join Batgirl as she shows you how to make an Origami symbol of Barry Allen, er, The Flash.

DC Origami – Wonder Woman Tiara

Wonder Woman’s tiara is super cool and now you can make your own, Origami style!

DC Super Hero Girls – Babs’ Vlog

Watch out Internet! In this all-new video short, Babs (aka Batgirl) is ramping up to become the

latest social media sensation — with a little help from Bumblebee!

 

DC Super Hero Girls – Lairs

In this all-new video short, Jessica Cruz (aka Green Lantern) has a new video column for the school

newspaper, the Daily Planetoid, spotlighting some of the biggest (and super-est) personalities at

Metropolis High School. First up on her list? Supergirl!

 

Make Your Own Comic Book

Check out these tricks of the trade for making your own comic book from pro comic book writer and

illustrator, Kirk Scroggs!

Teen Titans Go! Fitness – Booty Scooty

You can’t resist the beat!  You can’t resist the power of…”The Booty Scooty!”

Teen Titans Go! Fitness – Dem Legs

Do you have what it takes to join the League of Legs?  You will after this workout! Kick and Lunge.

Repeat.

 

Teen Titans Go! Fitness – Vegetables

If you wanna be lean, you gotta eat your greens!

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Top Ten Times Willow was the Worst

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With all the discourse surrounding the much anticipated Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, not
to mention Sarah Michelle Gellar’s and Alyson Hannigan’s joint interview on the Today show
discussing the show’s legacy! Many fans have revised their opinions on some of the
original show’s titular characters. One such character is Hannigan’s own, Willow Rosenberg. Once seen as the shy, lovable, nerdy sidekick, now her image is less than rosy. Manipulative? Petty? And maybe worst of all: a bad friend.

10. Easing us in with a somewhat annoying one. In Season 6, Episode 11, ‘Gone’, it is
morning in the Summers household. After throwing out most of Willow’s magical stash as
the fallen wiccan tries to go cold turkey with her magic addiction (more on that later). Buffy
is post-traumatic-resurrection trying to keep it all together after a night of hot,
passionate…fighting with a vampire. Willow appears to be living in the Summers’ home rent-free and is cooking Dawn (Michelle Trachtenberg) an apology omelette. She is making a
mess while cooking, as one does, but leaves her traumatised friend to clean up after her! Poor
Buffy (you’ll hear that a lot) was just lambasting herself for not noticing Willow’s self-
inflicted downfall. Buffy is literally chopping off her own hair in distress, and no one notices!
The audacity!

9. In Season 3, Episode 2, ‘Dead Man’s Party’, Buffy has returned to Sunnydale after her
secondment in LA. After a traumatic year, Buffy clearly just wants to hang out with her
friends like a regular teenager. Willow agrees to meet Buffy in town to re-bond over
shopping. Yes, Willow did say earlier in the episode that she had school work that she would
have to rearrange, which is fair enough, but at least cancel instead of leaving poor Buffy
(see?) sitting alone waiting for you!

8. Anya (Emma Caulfield), the ex-vengeance demon, was treated pretty coolly by the
Scoobies. Willow was clearly jealous of Anya’s relationship with Xander (Nicholas
Brendon), taking Xander’s attention from her. Throughout the final seasons, Willow treated
Anya like an annoyance at best and undermined her with cruel remarks at worst. In no
episode was this more obvious than Season 5, Episode 11, ‘Triangle’. Willow is brazenly
stealing spell ingredients from Anya’s and Giles’s (her friends) small business. Willow even
says herself she is not “stealing”, she is “…just taking things without paying for them. In what
twisted dictionary is that stealing?”.
Willow comes off as a bully throughout this episode, cruelly mimicking Anya and trying to
make Xander choose between his childhood best friend and his girlfriend. I want to mention
that not only is Willow gay, but has her own girlfriend at this point. So her possessiveness of
Xander comes off as particularly childish.

7. Willow’s irresponsibility with magic becomes a large feature of the series. Even her most
ardent fans can’t explain what she was thinking in Season 5, Episode 17, ‘Forever’ when she
draws Dawn’s attention to a dark spell book. This book encourages 15-year-old Dawn to raise
her mother from the dead. Culminating in what is, in my opinion, one of the creepiest scenes
in Buffy: the shadow of zombie Joyce walking past Summer’s curtained window, returning
home. Presumably, Willow knew the dangers but was fine with a child dabbling in dark
magic.

6. Back to Season 3, Episode 2 ‘Dead Man’s Party’. After not being satisfied standing Buffy
up, she also wants to rant at a clearly distressed Buffy that Willow’s now got a boyfriend and is
practicing witchcraft, AND had no one to talk to about it when Buffy ran away. Bear in mind
that Buffy had to stab her boyfriend through the heart and send him to Hell after months of
his evil alter ego psychologically torturing her. But Willow needs her gal pal.
Very similar to Season 7, Episode 19 ‘Empty Places’ when Willow joined the group pile on,
blaming poor Buffy (and again) for everything that’s gone wrong. And then throwing Buffy
out of her own house (you know the one she pays for?)! In the words of one Buffy fan ‘Y’all
hate her so much, why did you resurrect her?’

5. Going to my personal favourite season, Season 6 (I’m not arguing about it), Episode 10
‘Wrecked’. Willow is caught in the throes of magic addiction. Within the Buffy universe,
magic was a metaphor for lesbian sex, but the metaphor changes in Season 6 to substance
abuse. Willow takes Dawn to what is essentially a magical drug den and leaves her waiting
there for over an hour. Then, high on magic, he proceeds to not take Dawn home, instead
offering to teleport her back home. Willow then gets behind the wheel of a car with Dawn
while high and crashes the car.
Buffy was known to tackle social issues, and its handling of substance abuse was surprisingly
Realistic, mainly due to Alyson Hannigan’s amazing acting!

4. In Season 4, Episode 6, ‘Wild at Heart,’ we get to see the true darkness that appears to live
inside Willow. After being cheated on by her long-time boyfriend Oz (Seth Green), Willow
takes it upon herself to hex both Oz and his cheating partner, Veruca. She casts ‘in the name
of Hell’ wanting to break both their hearts and find no peace or solace…harsh. To be fair to
her, she does stop herself, but Willow, I appreciate you got cheated on, but we can’t just go
about hexing people.

3. And now to one of the best episodes ever! Season 6, Episode 8 ‘Tabula Rasa’ delivers
some serious comic gold, but the premise of the episode is rather disturbing. Despite
promising Tara (Amber Benson), her long-term partner, that she would give up magic for a
week, Willow casts a spell. Tara is understandably upset that the woman she loves cast a
memory spell on her to make her forget their arguments. Willow’s answer to this is to cast yet

another memory spell to make Tara forget the first memory spell (stay with me). Willow also tries to cast a spell on Buffy (you know her friend suffering from depression) to make her forget being in Heaven. As is a staple in the Buffy universe, the spell goes awry, making the whole gang forget who they are, leading to hilarious hijinks.
Yes, it’s one of the funniest Buffy episodes, but if the spell hadn’t accidentally been broken, then they all could have been stuck like that.

2. For such a trailblazing relationship, Willow and Tara have a lot of problems when
scrutinised. Almost everything stems from Willow’s overuse of magic. The relationship
gets darker the more you examine it. As Tara said in ‘Tabula Rasa’, Willow violated her
mind. Some fans have pointed out; not only was the flower Willow used to cast the forgetting
spell (Season 6, Episode 6) is in an oddly convenient place in their bedroom. This begs the
question: how many times has Willow cast these spells? Fans have also pointed out that if
Tara had sex with Willow after any spell was cast on her, she wouldn’t be consenting.

1. As a surprise to literally no one, the number one time Willow was a bad friend on top of
being completely irresponsible, resurrecting one Miss Buffy Summers. Now, many may
argue that after the finale of Season 5, ‘The Gift’, it would be understandable that Willow
would think Buffy was trapped in some Hell dimension.

Ok, let’s stay with that logic. Willow is aware that resurrection spells are extremely volatile,
presumably why the Scoobies have been planning it for weeks. Xander voices it perfectly, in
Season 6, Episode 1 ‘Bargaining Pt 1’, Buffy may try to “eat our brains”. Willow even
comments (Season 6, Episode 3) on how messed up Angel was when he came back from Hell.
Willow could have caused an emotional and physical catastrophe for them all by bringing
back a ‘wrong’ Buffy who still possesses super-strength and super-speed. Spike (James
Marsters) declares in the same episode that he shut down any idea Willow had about bringing
Buffy, back in case it went so badly, they would have to “get rid of what came back”. It’s bad
when the soulless vampire is more mature than you, isn’t it?

Willow Rosenberg is indeed a very complex character played expertly by Alyson Hannigan. Willow has her flaws, but it is those flaws that make her such a compelling character. I, for one, am very interested to see what they do with the character in the reboot.

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Review: From the World of John Wick: Ballerina

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From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is a stylish and brutal addition to the ever-expanding John Wick universe. Set between the explosive events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and Chapter 4, the film seamlessly slots into the timeline without feeling like a stopgap. Instead, it builds something fresh, introducing a new protagonist on a vengeful journey of her own.

Ana de Armas delivers a fierce and emotionally layered performance as Eve Macarro, a ballerina-trained assassin seeking justice for her family. While her motivations mirror Wick’s, the film avoids repetition by diving deeper into the Ruska Roma and High Table lore. It’s a testament to the world-building that this spin-off doesn’t just feel justified—it feels essential.

As expected, the fight choreography is at its peak—gritty, inventive, and ruthlessly beautiful. Every action set-piece hits with a kinetic energy that’s both thrilling and brutal. This franchise continues to prove that when it comes to stunt work and direction, it’s in a league of its own. Can the John Wick series really disappoint? So far, no.

The story is tight, the pacing brisk, and each supporting performance, especially the cameos from familiar faces, adds weight and continuity to the narrative. Ballerina proves that this universe is more than just one man’s war; it’s a whole underworld waiting to be explored.

With compelling characters, rich mythology, and jaw-dropping action, Ballerina is a strong 9/10—one of the best spin-offs in recent memory.

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The Top 5 Movies of James Gunn — A Symphony of Heart, Humor, and Heroism

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Few directors in the modern cinematic landscape have reshaped genre filmmaking quite like James Gunn. Known for blending irreverent humor with profound emotional depth, Gunn has left an indelible mark on both indie horror and superhero franchises. As he transitions into leading DC Studios, it’s the perfect time to revisit his five finest works—each a statement of his unique voice in an often formulaic industry.

1. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)

Rating: 9.5/10

A rare sequel that deepens its characters rather than merely expanding its universe, Vol. 2 is Gunn at his most personal. The film wrestles with the pain of abandonment, the search for belonging, and the complexity of father-son dynamics—cloaked in vibrant visuals and a killer soundtrack. Yondu’s “He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn’t your daddy” line alone secures its legacy.

2. The Suicide Squad (2021)

Rating: 9/10

Chaotic, gory, and gleefully anarchic, The Suicide Squad is a wild remix of the superhero genre. Gunn injects pathos into misfits like Ratcatcher 2 and Polka-Dot Man, proving his unmatched talent for humanizing the bizarre. It’s a subversive spectacle that doubles as an anti-war allegory—with a giant alien starfish to boot.

3. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

Rating: 8.8/10

The film that redefined Marvel’s creative boundaries, Guardians took a gang of obscure comic-book characters and turned them into pop culture icons. With its perfect balance of humor, heart, and ‘70s mixtape vibes, it’s the origin story of Gunn’s mainstream rise and one of the MCU’s most beloved entries.

4. Slither (2006)

Rating: 8/10

Before superheroes and intergalactic misfits, Gunn gave us Slither—a grotesque and hilarious horror-comedy with serious B-movie charm. This film showcases his roots: practical effects, quotable dialogue, and an affection for the genre’s oddballs. It’s disgusting, delightful, and distinctly Gunn.

5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (2023)

Rating: 8/10

An emotionally charged finale to the Guardians trilogy, *Vol

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