More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. No one had ever tried to fight a volcano--until some brave Icelanders tried to in 1973. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. By signing up, you confirm you are 16+, will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy . On January 23, 1973, the 5,000 residents of the tiny Icelandic island of Heimaey--located in the Westman archipelago just four miles off Iceland's southern coast--woke up to the Earth splitting open.

You'll have to wait a while longer to slay Superman. Rocksteady Studios has delayed Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League from sometime in 2022 to spring 2023. Company co-founder Sefton Hill didn't explain the decision, but promised the extra time would be used to "make the best game" possible. The title has Harley Quinn, King Shark and other Suicide Squad villians fight mind-controlled superheroes like Superman and The Flash as they cause chaos. Rocksteady hasn't shown gameplay, but Kill the Justice League will be available for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

We now know the next project from the studio behind the stellar series of'Batman Arkham' video games. On Friday, Rocksteady Studios posted a tweet teasing a video game based on the DC property Suicide Squad. "Target locked," reads the tweet, along with the date Aug. 22, timed to the virtual fan event DC Fandome. The tweet also shows an image of Superman with his back turned, and a Suicide Squad logo resembling a target on the back of his head. Rocksteady is best known for its work on The Dark Knight, with the 2009 launch of "Batman: Arkham Asylum."

"Justice League" opens in theaters today.Courtesy of Warner Brothers. Once upon a time, in the long long ago, this bad guy from a lava planet comes to Earth with these three magic boxes and tries to turn our pretty blue marble into a red marble, but is defeated by some people who live in the sea (Atlanteans), some warrior women who live on an island (Amazons), and "the tribes of man" (you, me and the bourgeoisie). The bad man escapes and loses these three precious boxes he really adores. One goes under the sea, one goes to the island, and then the humans bury one in some ditch in a forest. Are you still with me?

Science fiction and fantasy movies haven't always fared well at the Academy Awards, but within minutes of each other, Suicide Squad and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them won Oscars for makeup and costume design, respectively. These are big -- and confusing -- wins for Warner Bros. and fans of both DC's comic books and Harry Potter. SEE ALSO: Oscar-nominated'Tanna' is just one non-English speaking Aussie film you should see SUICIDE SQUAD for makeup and FANTASTIC BEASTS for costume - big night at the #Oscars for looks u can now buy at HOT TOPIC. I thought Academy Award winner #SuicideSquad was enjoyable... . . . Trying to get used to saying it out loud.

It's the new year, and TV shows are starting to finally filter back to the airwaves, including Gotham last night. While fansites have been reporting this for a while now, it was the first time that I realized that the show was actually bringing back Cameron Monaghan's Jerome, the show's "proto-Joker" that was (spoilers) killed off anti-climactically in a frankly fantastic arc that seemed oddly short, given the caliber of the performance and the importance of Joker to the entire Batman universe. But now Jerome is back, at least for another few-episode arc. Gotham has crafted a new plotline where despite Jerome's death, a cult is trying to resurrect his corpse Frankenstein-style so he can come back and wreak more havoc in Gotham. I do not believe the timing of this is coincidental.

In this image released by Warner Bros. Entertainment, cast members, clockwise from left, Margot Robbie, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Joel Kinnaman, Will Smith, Jai Courtney and Karen Fukuhara appear in the film, "Suicide Squad." This week's Comic-Con is expected to draw more than 160,000 fans for high-energy sessions featuring casts and crews from such films and TV shows as "Game of Thrones," "Star Trek," "Suicide Squad," "South Park," "Teen Wolf," "Aliens" and "The Walking Dead."(Clay