Mattel inked a licensing agreement with Warner Brothers Discovery, getting back the rights to develop and market toys based on DC characters including Batman and Superman.

Discovery from canceling Wonder Woman's long-awaited game, which had been in production for three years by Monolith ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products has announced that in the second-half of 2026, Mattel will be the home for all DC toys in a multi-year, international agreement. The two companies ...

Test screening buzz for Superman wasn't particularly positive late last year, but a new report suggests filmmaker James Gunn has addressed some of the issues internal audiences had with the DCU movie.

Warner Bros. Discovery's overall direct-to-consumer business, which includes streaming, turned a $677 million profit last ...

Mattel, Inc. and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products announced a global, multiyear licensing agreement utilizing DC’s entire library of characters and storytelling.

For its traditional television networks, Warner Bros. saw a 5% decline in revenue to $4.77 billion. The company took a $9.1 ...

Mattel's deal with Warner Bros. Discovery to make toys related to the DC brand could fuel more toy sales and help Mattel ...

Patent Controvery, also known as Shadow of Mordor's Nemesis System, refers to a gaming mechanic patented by Monolith ...

The company reported "impairment" charges of $50 million for the latest quarter and a $384 million for the full year ended ...

As we now know, WB Games has seen the exit of their previous head, David Haddad, alongside the closure of three of their studios, and the cancellation of the Wonder Woman video game. Furthermore, all ...