It was announced a few days ago that Joss Whedon will be directing an upcoming Batgirl solo movie as part of the DC Comics Extended Universe.
One of the rumors is that the story will be based on Gail Simone’s run on the Batgirl comics during the New 52.
Fans of the Legends of Tomorrow TV show may agree with me that season two has been hit or miss episode to episode this season.
While season three is already confirmed, does this series need to remain a time travel story, or would a fresh start breathe new life into the show?
The original miniseries was published in 1986-1987 and created by the British super team of Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons, and John Higgins.
Moore’s original story idea was to use characters from the newly acquired Charlton Comics.
It was just announced a few hours ago that Warner Brothers is planning a Nightwing movie to be directed by Lego Batman movie director Chris McKay.
I think they can if they incorporate some of the following things.
Why is Batman in any form of media so popular?
Even a movie of a toy version of the caped crusader dominates the box office.
That’s why it is so surprising that different portions of his origin contain such darkness to them.
While Batman and Nightwing came from hugely different families, their original motivations were the same, to stop crime so that no one else would suffer the way they did.
So Superman is getting a new suit.
When rebirth launched we got a new Superman with his own distinct look.
We live in a time where we don’t know what a hero is or who to look at for inspiration.
Superman was created as the ultimate American immigrant.
With this being the end of 2016 here are my picks of some of the best books DC Comics put out in 2016.
This book is the symbol of DC returning to it’s former greatness made real.
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I always worry when classic comic storylines are adapted to live action or animated movies.
Can you inject the same emotions and depth into a two hour (or less) movie that is equal to a comic storyline that maybe took months or even years to set up?