DC and Warner Brothers are celebrating 75 years with a highlight on digital distribution, including films, TV shows, and Apps starring all your favorite DC superheroes. There is no shortage of variety, with classics and newcomers, blockbusters and lesser-knowns, movies and video games, all taking center stage. Whether it's The Dark Knight you're after, or the underappreciated Flash TV series, you would do well to take a look around.
Celebrate 75 years of DC Comics with films and TV series inspired by some of the most popular SUPER HEROES, including BATMAN, SUPERMAN and other iconic DC Comics characters. To celebrate this milestone, Warner Bros. Digital Distribution is highlighting dozens of movies and shows that are available for rent and for download on iTunes, Amazon Video On Demand and WBShop.com.
Fans can download their favorite films and watch them anytime, anywhere. Highlights includes the blockbuster film THE DARK KNIGHT, all SUPERMAN movies, and full length DC Universe animated original movies including GREEN LANTERN: FIRST FLIGHT, WONDER WOMAN, SUPERMAN DOOMSDAY and more, all available for rent and for download. Individual episodes and complete seasons of fan favorite DC inspired TV series are also available for download in HD including the complete series of SMALLVILLE, HUMAN TARGET and BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD.
Several new titles are among the offerings, including Superman Doomsday, and Batman: Under the Red Hood. It's a great collection, with titles available for rent or purchase, including all nine seasons of Smallville in HD.
Check out the DC75 offerings at iTunes here.
To help celebrate, I have a DC75 logo cap, and a download of Batman: Under the Red Hood to giveaway. Just leave a comment below, and you're automatically entered. Winner will be randomly selected August 10th.
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