Top 5 panels to check out during DC FanDome
The DC FanDome programming schedule has been released.
The scheduling site for DCâs free, virtual fan event launched Friday, revealing over 100 hours of various presentations, discussions, screenings and musical performances.
Kicking off Aug. 22 at 10 a.m., the 24-hour DC FanDome celebrates everything DC: comic books, films, television shows, games and more. The programming, featuring over 300 guests, will be accessible through the six different areas of DCFanDome.com.
The schedule for DC FanDomeâs virtual main hall, called the Hall of Heroes, includes panels for DCâs most anticipated upcoming films such as âWonder Woman 1984,â âThe Suicide Squad,â âThe Batman,â âThe Flash,â âBlack Adamâ and the so-called Snyder cut of âJustice League,â as well as a spotlight on the Sandman Universe and the women of color who portray some of DC TVâs most memorable characters.
Unique programs are also scheduled for the five other immersive âVersesâ of DC FanDome. The WatchVerse area will host programming for DCâs television series such as âThe Flash,â âBlack Lightning,â âBatwoman,â âPennyworth,â âDCâs Legends of Tomorrow,â âDCâs Stargirlâ and âDoom Patrol,â as well as screenings of a Dwayne McDuffie documentary and an episode of âStatic Shock.â
Warner Bros. has announced DC FanDome, a free virtual event for fans of DC films, television shows, comic books and games.
The KidsVerse will house childrenâs programming and sneak peeks, YouVerse will be home to fan-generated content, the InsiderVerse will offer behind-the-scenes looks at all areas of the DC universe, and the FunVerse is the place to head for merchandise and activities.
Below are five must-see panels during DC FanDome. The full programming slate is available at DC FanDomeâs customizable scheduling site.
âWonder Woman 1984â panel, 10 a.m. (Hall of Heroes)
Gal Gadot stars in the movie âWonder Woman 1984.â
Actors Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig and Pedro Pascal as well as director and co-writer Patty Jenkins will be on hand to discuss the upcoming âWonder Womanâ sequel and answer pre-solicited questions from fans around the world. The presentation will also include a brand-new sneak peek of âWonder Woman 1984.â
âThe Suicide Squadâ panel, 12 p.m. (Hall of Heroes)
Director James Gunn and members of the Suicide Squad will be on hand for âthe ultimate elimination gameâ that will test each memberâs knowledge of the Squad. Gunn, who has promised that the sequel to 2016âs âSuicide Squadâ is â100%, zero interference, no-holds-barred ME,â will also be answering some fan questions about the film.
The Snyder cut of âJustice Leagueâ panel, 2:45 p.m. (Hall of Heroes)
Director Zack Snyder will field some questions about his version of the movie that will exist because the fans kept asking for it. âSurprise guestsâ have also been teased.
Javicia Leslie will be the new series lead on the CWâs âBatwoman.â She will play Ryan Wilder, who will take over from Kate Kane (Ruby Rose).
âBatwomanâ panel, 7:30 p.m. (WatchVerse)
New Batwoman Javicia Leslie will be joined by fellow cast members Rachel Skarsten, Meagan Tandy, Camrus Johnson and Nicole Kang, as well as executive producers Caroline Dries and Sarah Schechter, to discuss the series and offer a sneak peek at Season 2.

âHarley Quinnâ panel, 8:15 p.m. (WatchVerse)
The voice cast of the animated âHarley Quinnâ â Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Ron Funches, Matt Oberg and Alan Tudyk â plus executive producers Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Dean Lorey and supervising producer Jennifer Coyle will be on hand to revisit some of the showâs most memorable moments so far. Just remember that this cartoon is not for kids.
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