If you can’t get enough of the DC Universe then you should definitely invest in a BINGE subscription.
The streaming service brings Australian audiences an unrivalled line-up of DC titles and all the Super Heroes and Super-Villains you could possibly ask for. And that line-up is looking even more robust since the virtual DC FanDome event which took place on October 16.
Bringing together cast and creators behind fan-favourite DC games, comics, movies, and TV shows, DC FanDome is an annual global event celebrating the DC universe and its community.
During the 2021 event, fans were treated to the news that Patty Jenkins will, indeed, return to direct the third instalment in the Wonder Woman franchise and got the first taste of Robert Pattinson in The Batman (which, just quietly, looks intensely frightening and we can’t wait).
Here are just a few other DC titles and TV shows that BINGE subscribers can look forward to:
Aquaman: King of Atlantis — The brand new three-part animated mini-series sees new episodes drop every Thursday.
Peacemaker — The new DC action-comedy series starring John Cena will premiere 13 January 2022.
Drama series Naomi and four-part limited series DMZ — coming in 2022.
Supergirl Season 6 — the finale premieres on 17 November.
The new seasons of Doom Patrol and Pennyworth join an unrivalled line-up of DC titles available to stream on BINGE.
In October, brand-new episodes of DC’s Stargirl Season 2 continue to drop every Wednesday, along with the dysfunctional heroes of Doom Patrol Season 3, with new episodes dropping Thursdays.
When it comes to movies, you can get re-acquainted with the second instalment in The Wonder Woman series — ahead of the as yet undetermined release of Wonder Woman 3 — with Wonder Woman: 1984, which features former Saturday Night Live star Kristen Wiig as supervillain Cheetah.
Man of Steel — Zack Snyder’s 2013 Superman film starring Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Michael Shannon, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane and Laurence Fishburne — will also be added to the library from October.
BINGE subscriptions start at just $10 a month. New customers can also enjoy a 14-day free trial which allows them to begin streaming immediately.
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