Cyborg

Director/writer Joss Whedon, who controversially took over 'Justice League' duties back in 2016, has responded to the cast’s accusations of abusive behavior.

The actor opened up about allegations of racist and inappropriate conduct directed toward him on the set of 2017’s DC film 'Justice League.'

Ahead of the arrival of Zack Snyder’s 'Justice League' on HBO Max, the long story behind the troubled production of Whedon’s version is coming to light.

Following his declaration that he won't work with DC Films head Walter Hamada ever again, Ray Fisher has reportedly been written out of DC's 'The Flash.'

WarnerMedia has concluded its investigation into Ray Fisher's allegations regarding Joss Whedon's behavior on the set of Justice League​​​​​​​.

Jason Momoa backs his ‘Justice League’ co-star Ray Fisher, who alleges Josh Whedon subjected the cast and crew to “abusive, gross” treatment during reshoots.

Warner Bros. and DC Films released a statement denying that it tried to downplay Fisher's objections to the way Cyborg is represented in 'Justice League.'

Her win over Cyborg made her only the third fighter in UFC history to hold two championships simultaneously.

The new series debuts Feb. 15 on DC Universe.

'Aquaman' director James Wan says the film won't have any cameos from the other Justice League members following the squad's attempt at an epic crossover movie in 2017.

There's probably no switching sides...but Ezra Miller and Ray Fisher can dream, can't they?