There's a new rumor circulating on Patreon claiming that a new Swamp Thing show is in the works for HBO Max. According to Daniel Richtman, the rumor could be a continuation of the existing movie franchise, or it could be a completely new project. The actor did not elaborate on the details, so we can't be too sure. However, it is definitely something to keep an eye on.

J.J. Abrams' Justice League Dark

HBO is developing a new streaming series, Justice League Dark, based on the DC Comics characters. The three-season deal between Warner Bros. and director J.J. Abrams is a big deal, as the series is set in the same world as the comics, but is set in a much darker realm. The new series will feature arcane, supernatural characters, tied to magic and mysticism, who work together to save the world from dark threats. The deal also includes three more series to be made by Bad Robot, including a show based on the DC Comics universe.

While the Justice League Dark team will have their own solo series, Constantine will also be getting his own. Abrams is already working on three series for the DC Universe, and he has enough DC characters to fill those series. And if he's not able to decide which characters to use in his upcoming series, he can always use the characters he already has in the Arrowverse or the upcoming DC shows on HBO Max.

The director has previously worked with Warner Bros., and he spearheaded the Superman reboot. The director's Bad Robot company has a huge development deal with Warner Bros., and the new Justice League Dark project looks to be the next big step for the DC Universe. Abrams' career as a director will no doubt continue to expand, and he will continue to be a key player in the future of the superhero genre.

WarnerMedia's deal with Abrams includes three more original series, Duster, and Overlook, which are both set in the world of Stephen King's classic novel, The Shining. The first two shows will premiere on HBO Max in 2019.

James Wan's Swamp Thing

Swamp Thing is one of many great horror series. James Wan brings his signature style and modern technology to an original concept. With a budget that exceeds $100 million, the movie is a thrilling, comic-accurate take on the character. However, it is a little scary, and may be too graphic for some audiences. Despite this, it will delight fans of horror films and DC comics alike.

As the third DC Universe live-action series to debut on HBO MAX, Swamp Thing is highly anticipated by fans. Originally airing on DC's streaming service, Swamp Thing is set to premiere on HBO in 2019. Fans are hoping that a new show with the same cast will be greenlit by HBO, but for now, the series is just a one-off. Fans have been expressing disappointment and hope that the show will return at some point.

Besides the comics, Swamp Thing has an interesting history outside of the comics. He first appeared in the 1982 movie Swamp Thing, which was followed by a sequel in 1989. Swamp Thing also made his debut in a 1990-93 series on the USA network, featuring stuntman Dick Durock in the title role. In addition to live-action television shows, Swamp Thing has also been featured in video games and animated series.

Swamp Thing was recently greenlit by HBO Max. Currently in production, the animated mini-series is aimed at a family audience. The series is executive produced by James Wan, who also executive produces Ash vs. the Evil Dead, Daredevil, Constantine, and Batman: The Animated Series. The show is set to premiere on HBO Max on December 8th, 2016.

Harley Quinn Season 3 trailer

If you haven't seen the new Harley Quinn Season 3 trailer yet, you're in for a treat. This irreverent trailer features the latest look at the comic book heroine. Kaley Cuoco is a fan favorite, and the trailer reveals that she and her roommate, Ivy, have teamed up to cause havoc. There's drama, humor, and a dash of romance in this trailer, and you'll be glad you tuned in.

The third season of HBO's hit comic book show isn't far off, either. The latest trailer for the animated series Harley Quinn features a new character named Poison Ivy, as well as a new twist on Harley and Poison Ivy. It also shows Harley and Poison Ivy fighting it out in Gotham, and Harley's expletive-laced love language.

The trailer also features a new villain in the form of Nightwing, a member of the infamous Catwoman. Nightwing appears in the trailer, as does his new role as Gotham City Mayor. The new character is clearly a tongue-in-cheek reference to the previous seasons' characters, so don't be surprised if you see a new character in this trailer. The return of Nightwing and Batgirl is also teased.

The official trailer for the third season of "Harley Quinn" has been released by HBO. The trailer features new footage, including the debut of Ivy and Harley wearing owl masks. The trailer also confirms the presence of the Court of Owls in the series. There are several new characters in the trailer, as well as some returning favorites from previous seasons. With all of these, the trailer looks like a must-watch for any fan of DC comic books.

Lucilia's battle with Avery's trackers

In this episode of the hit superhero series, Lucilia Cable must confront Avery and his trackers in order to save her son, who has been in hiding since his arrest. But before she can do so, she must first learn the truth about Avery's past. This is the main theme of the entire series, and it will continue to be a main plot point until the series' conclusion.

During Abby's collection of a sample from a swamp, she is attacked by the darkness. Fortunately, she is saved by Green. Lucilia reveals to Avery that she has a secret, but Avery betrays her and steals her shotgun. She also confronts Liz's loan officer, Gordon, who denies secretly paying Avery and demands that he return all of the money. Meanwhile, Lucilia tries to save her son by shooting Avery, but she is caught by the swamp's trackers.

Abby Arcane meets with biologist Alec Holland at the hospital after she's been diagnosed with an illness. She believes that the illness she's suffering is connected to her work in the swamp for Avery Sunderland. Abby and her old friend, local reporter Liz Tremayne, are soon reunited. The pair try to uncover the truth behind the mysterious illness.

While it's unlikely that Swamp Thing will return to the air, it may fill the summer void left by the cancellation of The CW. The superhero reincarnate could also be used in a live-action superhero universe, a la The CW and Titans. If a live-action Swamp Thing is brought back to TV, then the new series should be an excellent fit for the service.

Lucilia's fight with Jason Woodrue

The episode "Lucilia's fight with Jason Woodroe" is an intriguing and powerful one. Woodrue, a scientist who was connected to Green and who possesses superhuman abilities, has been a major antagonist in the DC Universe. In this episode, he uses his power to create the super soldier serum Venom. His first attempt at becoming a hero was when he accidentally threw his assistant into a shelf of chemicals. In the process, her assistant, Pamela Isley, regains superhuman abilities and takes on the identity of Poison Ivy. In the end, she kills Woodrue with a poison kiss, and Bane escapes with the two.

In the 1990s Swamp Thing television series, Dr. Woodrue, a scientist who has created a method to create human life, also appears. Patty Spivot is captured by the Sand Demon, who brings her to the Woodrue Greenhouse where she fights Swamp Thing and is possessed by the specter of a humanoid man.

Lucilia's fight with Jason Woodree is one of the most climactic scenes of the series. She faces the same fate as her husband, but she manages to win the fight and save Lucilia's son. Jason is the latest to die, but he isn't the only one with dark secrets. The finale will reveal a lot about the Swamp Thing's creation. The episode will also see Swamp Thing's creation, as well as Avery Sunderland and Lucilia come to a resolution with each other.

The season two finale leaves many loose ends, but it did give a satisfying ending to Swamp Thing's story. The episode's post-credits scene ended with Woodrue eating Swamp Thing's organs and transforming into Floronic Man. The character was meant to be a big bad in Swamp Thing Season Two, but the series is now over.