Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Rumor: New Batman Could Get His Start in JUSTICE LEAGUE by Summer 2015
With the conclusion of Christopher
Nolan ‘s Batman trilogy, the future of DC
Comics movies is entirely up in the air
right now. DC and Warner Bros’ next
step in the gameplan is Zack Snyder ‘s
Superman reboot Man of Steel, which
must fight through the general
disappointment created by the last
reboot, Superman Returns . That’s
nothing compared to Green Lantern ,
which rode a 26% Rotten Tomatoes
score to squeak past $200 million
worldwide. But hey, at least they have
movies: Wonder Woman and The Flash
are left out in the cold, and Aquaman
may only be a viable superhero in the
Hollywood fantasy of Entourage.
DC’s rival Marvel spent years carefully
assembling their stable of heroes,
culminating in the smash success of The
Avengers. It seems DC is going to cut
through the Gordian knot and skip
straight to Justice League after Man of
Steel, and use that to introduce the new
era of DC movies. More after the jump.
A source told Batman on Film that
Justice League will be the next DC
picture after Man of Steel, possibly lined
up for Summer 2015. As suits their
interest, BOF noted that the new,
rebooted Batman would be introduced
in Justice League before WB started a
new standalone Batman series. One
could hardly blame DC for using the
movie as an opportunity to reboot Green
Lantern. And since Snyder has implied
that his Superman has no explicit
connection to Justice League, there is
flexibility there as well.
Treat this all as rumor for now, in part
because all things Justice League —
including stories that the likes of Ben
Affleck or the Wachowskis might direct—
should be treated as rumor. Even if
Warner Bros. know exactly what they
want to do with the DC heroes, they are
waiting to make those intentions public.
We have confirmed that Gangster Squad
writer Will Beall is working on the
Justice League script, and Christopher
Nolan does not want to be involved.
With that foundation, please feel free to
take over the speculation in the
comments.
Labels:
Batman,
Justice League
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