Originally Posted by
Jeffrey2
And so it goes on and on and on. A Superman film has been in development one way or another for almost 10 years now. Since 2013's MOS. The latest iteration is Abrahm's black Superman reboot. Even that film is in question as Abram's stock with the new WB/Discovery leadership seems to be falling. It should - a woke Superman film is likely to be even less successful than was MOS. If audiences aren't interested in a white Superman and Lois they are likely to also be uninterested in a black Superman and Lois. But the point is that WB/DC is willing to radically change their IP. Their Superman IP. They would not do that with their top IP's - Batman and Wonder Woman and Aquaman. Hopefully WB abandons that project.
Where does that leave fans. The small screen. Superman does not work on the large screen but Superman and Lois proves it can work on the small screen. As did Smalville and Lois an Clark and Superboy. Fans will have to settle though some, like myself, may wonder if only Tyler Hoechlin and Bistise Tuloch had been cast in MOS (they actually would have been too young) things might have turned out differently.