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Assuming they continue the DCU and don't reboot, this is what I hope the slate looks like for the next few years of DCU movies...
(threw in a lot of my own ideas)
Man of Tomorrow (2027)
• Brainaic as the Villain
• Introduces Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman and the Justice Society (2028)
• Set during WW2
• Include Justice Society of America
Swamp Thing (2028)
• Probably cancelled, but I want it to happen
• Directed by James Mangold
Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2029)
• Get Sam Raimi to Direct
• Man-Bat & Ra's Al Ghul as the Villains
• Batman & Robin... am okay with them doing Damian Wayne IF they reorder the Robins a bit
• Dick Grayson is Nightwing by now
• Opening scene would have Batman fighting Clayface and getting him locked up in Arkham.
The Flash: Gorilla Warfare (2029)
• Gorilla Grodd & Captain Cold as Villains
• Barry Allen, could introduce Wally West later
Batman & Superman: World's Finest (2030)
• Batman, Superman, & Wonder Woman Teamup
• Joker & Lex Luthor as the Villains
• Properly sets up Justice League
Supergirl & Batgirl (2030)
• Unlikely movie to happen, but I love the idea of having a Supergirl & Batgirl teamup movie the same year as a Batman & Superman teamup movie... maybe it would even take place at the same point in time.
• Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Livewire as the villains.
• Harley is still with Joker at this point, but I think it would be interesting to lay the groundwork for her to eventually have a relationship with Poison Ivy here.
Teen Titans (2030)
• Dick Grayson as Nightwing
• Cyborg, Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, Blue Beetle
• Deathstroke as the Villain
Aquaman: Exiled (2031)
• Siren as the Villain
• Mostly in the water
Justice League: United (2031)
• Braniac returns as the main villain
• Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern (John Stewart), Hawkgirl, Martian Manhunter, Mr. Terrific, etc.
• Jonathan Kent dies
The WandaVision Saga has come to a close with the final hour of the Disney+ series “VisionQuest," which also featured a post-credits scene that teased the return of a major character in future Marvel projects.
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While there's STILL no winners in the Mississippi and Alaska Senate races for obvious reasons, today's #ElectionDoomsday edition of the #DailyThread🧵 intends to provide an update.
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🚨 #VisionQuest spoiler alert! 🚨
The finale of Marvel's latest TV series came with a surprise post-credits scene on Tuesday night, revealing Wanda Maximoff's true fate. It has some fans feeling like they "could run through a wall."
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James Gunn and Peter Safran have been dismissed from DC Studios after their decade-long plans imploded, following a string of projects that lost money and failed to hook audiences.
Sources suggest the thinking was Gunn and Safran spent big — and lost too much — on projects that just weren’t resonating with audiences, raising eyebrows with their decision to focus on lesser-known characters like Supergirl and Clayface rather than building out the franchise with marquee names.
As one studio insider puts it: “The industry has taken away the wrong lessons from Marvel’s success. Higher budgets don’t equal quality storytelling.”
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James Gunn Speaks Out After Stepping Down at DC, Says It Had ‘Highest of Highs’ but ‘Has Been Trying’: ‘I Dislike the At-Times Corporate Nature of the Job’ https://t.co/PSqrWWboka
James Gunn is speaking out after he and Peter Safran were replaced by Jeremy Latcham as the head of DC Studios:
“What only the closest people to me have known over the past four years is my time at DC Studios has been trying, to say the least. I dislike the at-times corporate nature of the job (thanks to Peter for taking the brunt of that). I’m always a very hard worker, but as a filmmaker I would at least get to take short breaks to unwind, and I’ve stolen even that time from both myself and my loved ones over the past four years.”
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James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down as co-heads of DC Studios after four years:
• Marvel Studios veteran Jeremy Latcham will take over as president and chief creative officer on Dec. 1
• Gunn and Safran will “return full time to their creative work” ahead of “Man of Tomorrow,” the sequel to 2025’s “Superman,” which hits theaters July 9, 2027.
• Said Gunn and Safran: “Four years ago, we set out to unite DC under one creative vision. In that time, we helped restore Superman to the heart of DC, while opening new doors and telling new stories in film and television with Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, Lanterns and Clayface. We’re immensely proud of the team that turned that ambition into something real, including the actors, crews and executives we had the opportunity to collaborate with. We’ve shared a creative history with Jeremy going back to Marvel, and we’re eager to see the perspective he brings to DC’s next chapter. We’re excited to return to what drew us to this job in the first place, which is telling the stories we love, including the next chapter of Clark and Lex’s journey in Man of Tomorrow.”
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James Gunn was planning to make a 'Superman' trilogy
• He's already writing the script for the third one
• Plan was to release a film every 2 years
• Series could eventually lead to a Justice League team-up
(via @THR)
James Gunn and Peter Safran spent 4 years overseeing the biggest creative refresh of DC since Christopher Nolan.
Read our in-depth exclusive story on their ouster and what new DC head Jeremy Latcham has in store for the DC universe to come.
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Walter Hamada oversaw the post-Zack Snyder DCEU, which had big hits like 'Aquaman' but ultimately fizzled with 'Black Adam,' 'Blue Beetle' and 'The Flash.'