DC Media: TV Shows, Animated Movies and Video Games

[Morgoth]

So, I guess next year animated movies line-up is supposed to be announced at Warworld panel tomorrow?

[Frontier]

So, I guess next year animated movies line-up is supposed to be announced at Warworld panel tomorrow?

Highly likely.

[Confuzzled]

[Heeroyuy_Batman]

Since later tonight is probably when the 2024 animated movie line-up is announced, what are your thoughts, predictions, and hopes?

Personally, I don't think we'll get the rumored Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy for another year or two because I think it needs more build up. I think we will probably get two original non-Tomorrowverse movies and one Tomorrowverse film. As far as what exactly we will get, these are a list of my hopes (I know they don't fit my prediction of 1 Tomorrowverse movie and 2 original non-Tomorrowverse movies): JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, a Hawkman movie, a Green Arrow movie, Batman: Dark Victory adaptation, Batman: Knightfall adaptation, Batman Beyond movie, and Doomsday Clock adaptation. None of them seem too likely for 2024, but I could see JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, and maybe a Batman: Dark Victory adaptation happen in 2025 or 2026. Then again, I could be surprised like I was by the announcement of Justice Society: World War II.

[Vordan]

Since later tonight is probably when the 2024 animated movie line-up is announced, what are your thoughts, predictions, and hopes?

Personally, I don't think we'll get the rumored Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy for another year or two because I think it needs more build up. I think we will probably get two original non-Tomorrowverse movies and one Tomorrowverse film. As far as what exactly we will get, these are a list of my hopes (I know they don't fit my prediction of 1 Tomorrowverse movie and 2 original non-Tomorrowverse movies): JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, a Hawkman movie, a Green Arrow movie, Batman: Dark Victory adaptation, Batman: Knightfall adaptation, Batman Beyond movie, and Doomsday Clock adaptation. None of them seem too likely for 2024, but I could see JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, and maybe a Batman: Dark Victory adaptation happen in 2025 or 2026. Then again, I could be surprised like I was by the announcement of Justice Society: World War II.

spoilers:

Warworld ends with the Trinity being grabbed by Harbinger because of a Crisis, CoIE is definitely up next.

end of spoilers

[Primal Slayer]

The history of DC docu-series is officially out on MAX

[Heeroyuy_Batman]

spoilers:

Warworld ends with the Trinity being grabbed by Harbinger because of a Crisis, CoIE is definitely up next.

end of spoilers

I guess I was wrong about that.

[Vakanai]

Since later tonight is probably when the 2024 animated movie line-up is announced, what are your thoughts, predictions, and hopes?

Personally, I don't think we'll get the rumored Crisis on Infinite Earths trilogy for another year or two because I think it needs more build up. I think we will probably get two original non-Tomorrowverse movies and one Tomorrowverse film. As far as what exactly we will get, these are a list of my hopes (I know they don't fit my prediction of 1 Tomorrowverse movie and 2 original non-Tomorrowverse movies): JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, a Hawkman movie, a Green Arrow movie, Batman: Dark Victory adaptation, Batman: Knightfall adaptation, Batman Beyond movie, and Doomsday Clock adaptation. None of them seem too likely for 2024, but I could see JLA: The Nail, Superman Smashes the Klan, and maybe a Batman: Dark Victory adaptation happen in 2025 or 2026. Then again, I could be surprised like I was by the announcement of Justice Society: World War II.

No. I never want this crew on Superman Smashes the Klan because I have no faith in them making it a good and enjoyable adaptation for me. Like how they screwed up my favorite Batman story (The Long Halloween) in my opinion with it being a complete butchery of the source material and the most mediocre Batman film to date if you ignore the butchery, they'd probably do a similar job with my favorite Superman story (Smashes the Klan). I get a lot of people like TLH that they did and disagree with me, but that duology really squashed my desire to see this team tackle any adaptation of any story I love. I'd rather get no adaptation at all then one I just end up not enjoying at all like last time. Save Smashes the Klan for a different team, give it to any other crew but this crew. Superman Smashes the Klan deserves special treatment, it deserves an amazing all around awesome adaptation worthy of just how good this book is, and the current team can not and will not deliver that experience, I can pretty much guarantee it. Because they've done absolutely nothing approaching that quality yet to date. Give it to the crew who did Batman Unlimited or JLA Adventures or Batman vs TMNT or Batman Ninja or Catwoman Hunted or Super Sons, but don't give it to the Tomorrow-verse guys (whether in continuity or not their quality doesn't change and def doesn't excel). I love Superman Smashes the Klan, so I want to love the movie too when they do eventually make it - and I just can't believe the guys who would make it now if it were announced are capable of making another film that I'd love - Man of Tomorrow is now clearly a fluke, they got nothing else in them to wow me.

[Frontier]

Looks pretty consistent with the last season.

At least Harley is as bad at being a Superhero as I would expect.

[Primal Slayer]

DC docu-series "DC didnt conquer tv until Greg Berlanti"

k.

[Frontier]

Peacemaker is going to be DLC in the new Mortal Kombat game.

DC docu-series "DC didnt conquer tv until Greg Berlanti"

k.

Well, admittedly Berlanti did deliver a lot of DC shows that went on for several seasons.

[Primal Slayer]

Peacemaker is going to be DLC in the new Mortal Kombat game.

Well, admittedly Berlanti did deliver a lot of DC shows that went on for several seasons.

yes but they already conquered animation on tv and tv in general with each Superman show. CW/DC chose to give Berlanti a billion shows. Smallville could've turned into its own universe.

[Mantis-Ray]

yes but they already conquered animation on tv and tv in general with each Superman show. CW/DC chose to give Berlanti a billion shows. Smallville could've turned into its own universe.

I remember they did try to make an Aquaman show which didn't pan out

[Primal Slayer]

I remember they did try to make an Aquaman show which didn't pan out

yeah but it wasnt meant to be part of the Smallville-verse

[Confuzzled]

DC docu-series "DC didnt conquer tv until Greg Berlanti"

k.

It's somewhat true. I mean there were cultural phenoms like Batman '66 and BTAS but Berlanti BECAME The CW. Like the man was basically paying bills for the entire network.