Get an exclusive look at the Geoff Johns-penned episode of SMALLVILLE

Get an exclusive look at the Geoff Johns-penned episode of SMALLVILLE

Jan 21

Want to see some more hints about television’s Justice Society? DC Comics’ blog has an exclusive clip from Smallville’s “Absolute Justice” episode, as well as writer Geoff Johns promising “more cameos and easter eggs than Green Lanterns.” It’s not a stretch to say comics are everywhere on the pop culture landscape — movies, television, books and...

And Now For Some Smallville Justice Society News

And Now For Some Smallville Justice Society News

Oct 21

Michael Shanks, AKA Dr. Daniel Jackson for you Stargate SG-1 fans, will play Hawkman in the Justice Society episode of Smallville titled “Society” scheduled for January. It will be written by fan-favorite Geoff Johns directed by Glen Winter, who also directed the “Legion” episode. On his Twitter account Tuesday Geoff Johns confermed something we had hoped for, but hey you...

Smallville Update: Brian Austin Green as Metallo

Smallville Update: Brian Austin Green as Metallo

Aug 21

TV Guide recently released this very Iron Man/Whiplash looking picture of Brian Austin Green as Metallo in the new season of Smallville. Green’s character starts out as John Corben, a new Daily Planet reporter, who becomes Metallo when an accident leaves him with a heart made of kryptonite. Kryptonite being something Superman has an aversion too so you can see the conundrum this will put...

Brian Austin Green Is Metallo on Smallville!

Brian Austin Green Is Metallo on Smallville!

Jun 18

I have to say, I joked about him a good amount when I heard he was in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, but honestly he did a great job. Brian Austin Green has been cast on Smallville as the DC Comics villain Metallo, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively. That’s right – the Terminator alum is now playing a cyborg himself. That is a pretty freakin’ super bit of casting,...

The New CW Fall Lineup Confirmed

The New CW Fall Lineup Confirmed

May 21

The CW will be moving Smallville from Thursdays at 8 p.m. to Fridays at 8 p.m. for its ninth season and will put a new show, Vampire Diaries, in Smallville’s old time period, pairing it with Supernatural on an all-spooky Thursday. Here’s the CW’s fall schedule: Monday – 8 p.m., "Gossip Girl"; 9 p.m., "One Tree Hill" Tuesday – 8 p.m.,...