"When they let us."
That was Zack Snyder's answer when he and Frank Miller were asked when they would finally make an adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns.
It wasn't "if."
It wasn't "maybe."
It was, "when they let us."
Looking at this image, it's impossible not to imagine what could have been.
Ben Affleck already proved he had the presence, the physique, and the intensity to bring Frank Miller's aging Batman to life. A Dark Knight shaped by years of war, hardened by loss, and willing to do whatever it takes to protect Gotham.
With Zack Snyder behind the camera and Frank Miller involved, we could finally see one of the greatest Batman stories ever told brought to the big screen.
It hasn't happened yet. But Zack's answer makes one thing clear: the desire is there.
Now, it all depends on the people who can say "yes."
Until then, the fans will keep waiting... and believing. 🦇
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2 years ago today, we were blessed with Kevin Conroy's final performance as Batman in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3.
Rest in Peace, Kevin Conroy!
music is life. always has been.
the cat gets it, mp3 in paw, world tuned out, everything else just noise.
$MUSIC. plug in or get left on mute.
I'll be going live on pumpfun per usual and paying DEX instantly.
Can’t wait to sit down with this absolute icon. The one and only @FrankMillerInk is coming to LA for Frank Miller: Storyteller, presented by @howtoacademy.
I’ll be in conversation with him at the Wilshire Ebell Theater this Saturday, July 18th at 7pm. If you love bold storytelling, you won’t wanna miss it.
Tickets: https://t.co/jjufT3wl3F
See you there!
Batman: Caped Crusader returns to Prime Video, and after the DCU's Supergirl failed to launch, Bruce Timm could save DC once again. https://t.co/mpykIgfVYU