James Gunn’s Justice League Looks Perfect as Adria Arjona Joins David Corenswet & Aaron Pierre on Stunning New Fan Poster

The Justice League of America (JLA) is DC Comics’ version of the Avengers, bringing together its most popular superheroes into one team. The lineup has varied, but it usually includes iconic heroes like Superman, Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, and Aquaman, with other heroes like Hawkman, Green Arrow, and Black Canary occasionally joining the group.

Bridgerton Season 4 Repeats A Troubling Daphne Trend

After the first season, Daphne’s role in the story became much smaller. Each season of Bridgerton centers on a different Bridgerton sibling, but Daphne is unique – she’s the only sibling who’s been largely absent from the show after her own love story concluded.

10 Must-Watch Anime That Have Zero Bad Arcs

Some anime truly stand out by consistently delivering incredible storylines. Each arc isn’t just good on its own, but contributes to a larger, even more impressive story. These series are highly recommended because they avoid weak plots and consistently surpass fans’ expectations with every new development.

Ahsoka Season 2 Villain Gets Confirmed By Star

Jane Seymour, the actress who plays Lakesis, has confirmed on her website that her character will be in multiple episodes of Ahsoka Season 2. This is based on the fact that she worked with several different directors during filming.

12 Greatest Western TV Shows of the 21st Century, Ranked

The golden age of westerns didn’t last. By the mid-1970s, the genre became oversaturated and audiences’ tastes changed, rejecting its simple view of right and wrong. This led to the rise of crime dramas, realistic comedies, and ambitious science fiction shows, which took the place of westerns as the most popular type of TV. It took several decades for westerns to regain popularity. At the start of the 21st century, shows like Deadwood and Justified showed that westerns could be intelligent, nuanced, and explore complex characters and moral issues. They proved westerns could be high-quality television, not just a trip down memory lane, and paved the way for the recent revival of the neo-Western genre.