Courtney gets the shock of her life and the Bad Guys just keep getting worse, on “Stargirl.”
Tag: Geoff Johns
Stargirl: Must every Justice Society story be a tragedy?
“DC’s Stargirl” is taking flight with its story of a teenager coming into her own as a hero indebted to the past and looking to the future.
But there’s no denying the premiere episode hit like a punch to the solar plexus for those who love the first and greatest super-hero team, the Justice Society of America. In a harrowing sequence, “Stargirl” opened with the team assassinated by the Injustice Society of America.
As the Modern Age of Super-Heroes has soared in film, animated works and live-action TV, those who have followed the JSA for decades, hoping to see them take their place in the pantheon of champions, have been resoundingly disappointed.
In their scant few appearances, the Justice Society seems to have one power: dying.
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Luke Wilson needed to have his ‘Stargirl’ role explained to him
Luke Wilson wasn’t quite sure what he signed up for when he agreed to star in “DC’s Stargirl.”
Speaking on CBS’ “The Talk,” Wilson credited series creator and writer Geoff Johns for explaining the concept and the character of Stripesy – also known as Pat Dugan – to him.
“I felt like a little kid when I was talking to him about it, and I said, ‘So is my character a superhero?’ and he said, ‘Well, he doesn’t have any superpowers, but you do have a 17-foot-tall robot to operate.'”
Wilson recalls that he still wasn’t satisfied.
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‘Stargirl’ takes to the skies with an endearing heroine
Just in time for summer, at a moment when she’s never been needed more, Stargirl swoops in to rescue us all.
“DC’s Stargirl” (today on DC Universe, tomorrow on CW) is an utterly charming take on a beloved DC Comics teen, buoyed by a natural, breezy performance by star Brec Bassinger.
Warning: Minor spoilers follow!
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We’re Finally Getting a JSA Movie
It’s news that almost seems to be too good to be true.
The Justice Society of America will be hitting the big screen – and we have confirmation from no less than the Rock himself – “Fast and Furious” star Dwayne Johnson.
Johnson told ScreenRant that his long-awaited Black Adam film will “introduce the world to the JSA.”
Mark Perigard 