DC Comics President on "Superman"

LatinoReview spoke with DC Comics president Paul Levitz about the state of DC Comics superhero movies coming to theatres and meeting with Brandon.

“Last week Brandon Routh has come around the offices in New York and Los Angeles as of late to talk about Superman and what we want to do”

Brandon Turns 29

Best wishes to Brandon as he turns 29 on the 9th!

Feel free to leave birthday messages to him in the forum.

Brandon Joins "Unthinkable"

Brandon is set to star alongside Samuel L. Jackson and Carrie-Ann Moss in "Unthinkable," a suspense thriller.

Routh and Bellows play members of an FBI anti-terrorism team run by Agent Brody (Moss). With the help of a black-ops agent (Jackson), they're assigned by an FBI director (Donovan) to interrogate an American Muslim man (Sheen) claiming to have nuclear bombs planted in three U.S. cities. [source: HollywoodReporter]

Campaigning for Obama in Iowa

Brandon will be campaigning for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama this week at college campuses in Iowa as part of a "Vote Early for Change" rally.

Read more details at KCCI.

Campaign Mention in "Variety"

BR.C members should be proud of their efforts for the "Bring Routh Back" campaign as news of it has made waves in Variety. Both BR.C and BlueTights were mentioned in the article.

"On August 26th of this year, a small group of Superman/Brandon Routh fans at Brandon Routh.com and BlueTights Network, one of the most renowned Superman sites in the world, started the campaign to express our dissatisfaction of WB's alleged 'new strategy' and to demand them to recast Brandon Routh as Superman in the future film again. Clairecheaux, one of the most respected members of the forum, has named this as the: "BRB! - Bring Routh Back!" campaign."

Read more campaign details in the forum.

"Lawyers!" Promo Image

Brandon and Courtney's web series for Strike.TV, "Lawyers!" will be premiering soon. In the meantime, here is a promotional image from the webcast.

"Velvet and Velvet is a small law office of inept attorneys. They aren't used to winning."