The thing is, girls don't buy action figures, so the demo that responded to GL and YJ threw them for a loop.
Of course the fuckers could simply have made merch for girls but they're not the most flexible thinking guys. |
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Its a toss up between Wonder Woman and the Titans
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I dunno, '66 Robin somehow taking a selfie with a land-line phone is pretty amazing.
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Warner Bros. Pictures has now mapped out a massive schedule of DC Comics properties! The mystery DC Comics films are set for release on:
- August 5, 2016 - June 23, 2017 - November 17, 2017 - March 23, 2018 - July 27, 2018 - April 5, 2019 - June 14, 2019 - April 3, 2020 - June 19, 2020 They've also scheduled "event" films (i.e., not necessarily DC Comics related) for November 16, 2018 and November 20, 2020. |
A derivative way of revealing this but fine, lets do this.
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THE ROCK IS BLACK ADAM
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That is easily the best casting decision WB/DC has done so far. Perfect choice.
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Bout the only casting decision I can agree with. Now what type of movie are they gonna make with him?
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Lazy fan art
http://comicsbeat.com/wp-content/upl...41566772_n.jpg But you can see the potential. Good that the initial rumours turned out to be true, he wouldn't fit right as Shazam. |
Right so what movie is he getting?
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Whooo he's DOING IT! he's gonna be Black Adam!
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BECAUSE NOTHING LIKE THAT HAS HAPPENED YET! |
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Pulling your hair out maybe? |
Voice got higher until I ended in a screech that shattered glass.
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Supergirl TV series in the works.
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Neat. I wonder if that's going to tie in with the Arrow/Flash 'verse. Because if it is, then I think it's kinda weird of DC to allow major characters from Superman and Batman-- even sidekicks like Supergirl and primary villains like Ra's al Ghul-- into those shows, but not allow Superman and Batman themselves.
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I will be very surprised if a Supergirl show actually gets made
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I don't think it's in the CW-verse. A network wasn't announced, though.
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The guy producing it is the producer of Arrow so I would think it would be on the CW.
I can see it debuting next fall especially if Flash does well. |
Imagine three CW-verse shows in one TV season...
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WB developing a Teen Titans for TNT.
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WB developing a Lucifer for Fox.
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DC's really hammering the TV front.
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Would have been "cool" if they could have all made it one universe.
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play to your strengths(TV) and work on your weaknesses (MOVIES)
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Would have all had to be on one network, though, which is limiting.
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Also I don't really think Lucifer would work with, say, The Flash or Arrow. There's potential for a Constantine crossover I suppose, or in an ideal world fucking SANDMAN, but I don't think it would all work under one 'universe'.
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Sandman was in the DC Universe, and it "worked". They don't have to be constantly referring to the other shows/characters. Just maybe the occasional wink and nod... or maybe someone like Deadshot shows up at Lucifer's club. Would still be en entirely different show with an entirely different mood and feel, but would feel like it is in a coherent universe.
But anyways, I don't really care too much either way. Just thought it would be "cool" if they did, but have no problem at all that it isn't. |
Consider this one of those "I'll believe it when I see it" things but the president of CW rather specially said that their CW-verse heroes could certainly cross over with the planned Titans series on another channel. Now something like that can't completely be up to him, until you consider the Arrow/Flash creators also have a hand in Titans and also Supergirl being planned now. I suppose this would highlight whether or not different networks are a stronger separating force than the fact that they're all DC TV.
This would also raise the question on just how difficult it actually is for the big movie companies to FUCKING GIVE US WHAT WE WANT AND PLAY TOGETHER. |
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Sequel to JL War, which follows Flashpoint. Note; Son of Batman was also in this New 52 Animated Universe (sigh), but Assault on Arkham was not (that's based on the games). And so it goes: New 52 Animated Universe Flashpoint Justice League War Son of Batman Thrown of Atlantis And while we're on a nerdy roll: CW-Verse Arrow Flash Suicide Squad (Rumored) Supergirl (In Talks/Rumored) Titans (In Talks/Going Forward) Gotham and Constantine are, far as we can tell, stand-alone. Gotham enough for good reasons, and Constantine only recently played with the big boys in the comics anyway. A new movie version of Johnny boy will appear in Tel Toro's Justice League Dark movie, which will feature Zatanna, Swamp Thing, and The Demon. Not sure if they will be set in the new DC Cinematic Universe; which so far is Man of Steel, Batman v Superman (ugh), and eventually Justice League and "The Batman" (rumored but likely). DC has made it very clear that TV shows will not cross over with the movies. With all this world building, I'm kinda sad the Angela Basset's Amanda Waller was wasted on Green Lantern. |
I think Supergirl was picked up by a non-CW channel.
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It is CBS.
Now it has been mentioned that Titans could somehow cross over with Arrow... Don't know how that would work. |
So, I just finished reading "Doomed," the big Superman event for this year. This was a pretty fun one, not perfect by any stretch, but it's the first time in a long while that a Superman story has felt appropriately big and crazy and ridiculous.
The ending, though, might end up being a big fucking deal. Spoilers ahead, obviously. SPOILER: show |
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I love that man.
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Well, it's......not as hideous as the Batman one-- I can actually see that thing managing to walk through a door or sit down in a chair without falling over.
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Imagine that kitty purring in your lap.
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