A day after James Gunn and Peter Safran, the co-CEOs and chairmen of the newly formed DC Studios, unveiled their streamlined plan for the DC Universe going forward, a wayward DC-based series has been ...

As you may have heard, Pennyworth has a new subtitle this season. As the DC prequel series moves from Epix to HBO Max for its upcoming season 3, it also now sports the full title of Pennyworth: The ...

The DC television series Pennyworth returns for its third season on HBO Max this October and, as IGN can exclusively reveal, the prequel show now boasts a new title: Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s ...

Heading into its third season, Pennyworth has made the jump from Epix to HBO Max and with that move comes a name change that has people laughing their butts off on social media. The show is now titled ...

Last month, HBO Max unveiled the trailer for Season 3 of Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s Butler, a television series produced by Bruno Heller and Danny Cannon, based on DC's Batman comics. The show ...

On social media, people have weighed in about the shift in the Pennyworth series name with many openly mocking the somewhat awkward addition. Many have directly pointed out how the name change seems ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Pennyworth has been canceled at HBO Max following its third season. HBO Max issued a statement ...

There's a lot of superhero media out there at the moment, and it seems like no part of a famous character's mythos can be free from on-screen adaptation. Some pitches are better than others, however, ...

According to the previously released synopsis, the season will also see the series take a bit of a time jump from the second season and will usher in the age of superheroes as well as supervillains.

WARNING: Contains Potential Spoilers for Batman #1 (2025)! After six years, most Batman fans had given up hope of ever seeing Alfred Pennyworth return to mainstream continuity. Yet a mind-blowing ...

Bruno Heller (Gotham, Rome) has a funny way — quite literally — of describing the move of Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s Butler from Epix to HBO Max. First, imagine you’re in a grocery store and ...