I couldn't have said it better myself.
I'd also like to add that, no matter what they do, WB-DC is now irreparably behind Disney-Marvel in every possible aspect. They couldn't gain ground again even if they fired Kevin Tsujihara. Even if they put a completely different director in place of Snyder for JL2. Disney-Marvel literally occupied every possible slot and the slots which they didn't occupy were taken by Fox (Deadpool, Logan, Legion, etc). They made comedies, spy stories, sf, horror-ish films and they are making movies about a black hero, a female hero (the only slot which DC-WB vaguely succeeded in) and in 2018 Disney is releasing a little something titled Avengers 3. And that movie is the climax of a path which started almost 10 years ago and included something like 20 works, all of them extremely successful. There is zero doubt that it will leave a huge impact on pop culture and there is literally zero hope for WB-DC to do something like that in the short/medium term. It will probably be something in the same league of SW-A New Hope in terms of success and popularity. But wait, there's more - one year later, we have Avengers 4.
I mean, it's not that Disney-Marvel stops while WB-DC desperately tries to understand what the heck they want to do with their characters. And yes, a comparison DC-Marvel - or rather WB-Disney - is important because even if you don't like Marvel movies (personally speaking, I am not particularly fond of them) every non-Marvel movie which follows their same path is just deja vu at this point. Been there, done that. And one of the reasons behind the general disinterest in JL (yes, I think that at this point we can talk of general disinterest) is that Avengers came before it and JL didn't even try to explore a different path. And it is an extremely flawed, badly done movie. But that's another subject.
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Educational town, Rolemodel city and Moralofthestory land are the places where good comics go to die.
DC writers and editors looked up and shouted "Save us!"
And Alan Moore looked down and whispered "No."
I'm kinda surprised Snyder didn't want Superman to watch Lois and Bruce conceive their love child. All the while singing the "Na na na na na na Batman!" theme song - Robotman, 03/06/2021
Educational town, Rolemodel city and Moralofthestory land are the places where good comics go to die.
DC writers and editors looked up and shouted "Save us!"
And Alan Moore looked down and whispered "No."
I'm kinda surprised Snyder didn't want Superman to watch Lois and Bruce conceive their love child. All the while singing the "Na na na na na na Batman!" theme song - Robotman, 03/06/2021
No prob.
By the way, to be fair, Black Manta even chopped Aquaman's hand on ONE occasion (this is from Brightest Day 19)
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-_a5umKNb_k...vs-Aquaman.jpg
Educational town, Rolemodel city and Moralofthestory land are the places where good comics go to die.
DC writers and editors looked up and shouted "Save us!"
And Alan Moore looked down and whispered "No."
I'm kinda surprised Snyder didn't want Superman to watch Lois and Bruce conceive their love child. All the while singing the "Na na na na na na Batman!" theme song - Robotman, 03/06/2021
There's usually a bunch of tie-in marketing deals already in place that relies on the movie being released in a certain time-frame. For example, that was apparently why David Ayer only got a few weeks to scribble down a story before Suicide Squad needed to go into production.
As of now:
All-Star Batman, Batman, Doom Patrol, The Flash, The Fix, The Flintstones, Green Valley, Hadrian's Wall, The Hellblazer, Moonshine, New Super-Man, Suicide Squad, Superman, 'Tec, Unfollow
As of now:
All-Star Batman, Batman, Doom Patrol, The Flash, The Fix, The Flintstones, Green Valley, Hadrian's Wall, The Hellblazer, Moonshine, New Super-Man, Suicide Squad, Superman, 'Tec, Unfollow
Manta's armor grants him superhuman strength and contains a wide array of weapons such as a telepathic scrambler (used to temporarily strip Aquaman of his aquatic telepathy), twin blades, a hand-held trident, energy beams and a harpoon gun that he can fire from his right wrist gauntlet, miniaturized torpedoes, and optic blasts emitted from the eye lenses in his helmet. He goes toe-to-toe against Aquaman the same way any human in comics fights superhumans.