Morning SpoilersIf there’s news about upcoming movies and television you’re not supposed to know, you’ll find it in here. More details about the timeframe of Justice League have been revealed. Melissa Benoist discusses Kara Zor-El’s struggles in Supergirl season three. Get a look at the titles for all 13 episodes of The Punisher. Plus, new looks at It, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and Thor: Ragnarok, as well as new clips from Preacher and Rick & Morty. Spoilers now!
Star Wars: Episode IX
While appearing on the Everything Geek Podcast, actor Mark Pickup (who played a scavenger on Jakku in The Force Awakens) mentioned he’d been told the production will be returning to Abu Dhabi when filming begins next year, implying a return to Rey’s desert homeworld, Jakku, before the grand finale. It’s not the most solid of sources, but makes sense if we’re going to be learning more about the character’s mysterious origins. [Making Star Wars]
Justice League
The latest issue of Total Film reveals Justice League is set very shortly after the events of Batman vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice. In the opening scene, Batman and Wonder Woman are mourning over Superman’s grave when Steppenwolf makes his presence known. [We Got This Covered]
In related news, Ray Fisher told Comic Book his portrayal of Cyborg is “for a new era”:
He’s a very real and grounded character and that’s something I found very interesting to bring to the table. I love the cartoon, but this is a different Cyborg, for a new era.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Meanwhile in the realm of the most immediate Star Wars movie, Yahoo! Movies has an image of Rey training on Ahch-To.
Thor: Ragnarok
Yahoo! Movies also has a new pic of the Grandmaster and his entourage.
Meanwhile, a new title treatment for the movie has been released to mark what would’ve been Jack Kirby’s 100th Birthday yesterday.
It
A new clip of George’s infamous encounter with Pennywise has been released.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
CBM has the latest crop of character posters. Head over there for more.
Proxy
An hour-long scifi drama is in development at Fox from the writers of the National Lampoon’s Vacation remake. The series will focus on the idle rich using a voyeuristic technology to hijack the young and virile bodies of the financially destitute living on a paradise island. [Variety]
Supergirl
Speaking with CBR, Melissa Benoist discussed the dual identities of Supergirl and how they both get questioned in the new season.
It’s a couple months past where we left off. When we pick up in season three, Kara has very much dedicated herself to Supergirl, and I don’t think she really wants to address what happened for Kara Danvers personally, because that was such a massive heartbreak for her. So the balance is a little off-kilter right now, and this season I think we’re really going to explore her identity. She’s really questioning whether she’s a human or an alien and which she wants to be.
Star Wars: Forces of Destiny
Jedi News reports both Han Solo and Finn will appear in the new animated series.
The Gifted
Once again, you have been asked to meet the mutants of The Gifted.
The Punisher
The show’s episode titles have been revealed on Twitter, but in Morse code. Decrypted, they read:
1. 3 AM
2. Two Dead Men
3. Kandahar
4. Resupply
5. Gunner
6. The Judas Goat
7. Crosshairs
8. Cold Steel
9. Front Toward Enemy
10. Virtue of the Vicious
11. Danger Close
12. Home
13. Memento Mori
Zoo
Sounds like things didn’t end well with those deadly spores if the synopsis for the next episode, “West Side Story” is any indication.
After the team’s plane suffers a catastrophic accident in the hybrid zone, Dariela and Tessa (Hilary Jardine) set out on a rescue mission to save them.
Preacher
Cassidy learns he’s the the show’s supporting third lead in a clip from next week’s episode, “On Your Knees”:
Killjoys
Dutch waxes lyrical about the beauty of the universe in a clip from this Friday’s episode.
Dark Matter
Wexler is still a weasel in another clip from this Friday’s Dark Matter.
Rick & Morty
Finally, Rick and Morty take a trip to Atlantis in the trailer for its next episode, “The Ricklantis Mix-up”, airing in two weeks.
Banner art by Jim Cooke.
