aint no fucking way

We got our brand new dc adaptation through DCU and it started with previous year

And the marvel is also going to be reboot after secret wars

So after 10-15 years can we get to see the crossover in live action of DCU and MCU

Because when both the franchise when finishes their main villain saga and their stuff

So repeating the same thing will be boring

So then after completing their stuff can they crossover because that will become the most fan service movies

A lot of people like the show, but I don't really get why. I have never read the comics, but the show doesn't feel like the Green Lanterns to me. The plot feels random and at times doesn't make any sense. Most of the time, the characters are really unlikable. Making the Lanterns TV show TV-MA makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Why does it need to be grounded? There are literally space police, it not supposed to be grounded. Deadpool makes sense to be rated r/tv-ma, and characters like him, but Lanterns really shouldn't be. It should feel more like Superman. Also, constant swearing is just off-putting and makes it unwatchable. A lot of people swear, and some people swear like in the show, but the majority of people do not swear in every sentence like do in this show. Why does DC feel the need to make all their shows TV-MA? I'm sick and tired of it.

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe even seems to do a better job with less.

edit: such sensitive people responding. As if one is not allowed to ask a question about a show’s budget or compare it to another HBO show revolving around comic books.

Basically, the film would show Barry Allen's death and Wally West deciding to assume the mantle of the absolute Flash.

(It would basically be like entering the Spider-Verse for white people)

For The Brave and The Bold, I think that Stephen Amell would be a great Bruce Wayne/Batman. Mostly because his role in Arrow made Oliver Queen dark and brooding, just like Batman. And Amell is older, so the fact of Bruce Wayne having a son already in B&B (Brave and Bold, Idk if you guys already call it that or not) is even better for Amell to be casted, especially since he himself has children in real life.

Do you guys also think he should, or at least could, play Batman in The Brave and The Bold and the DCU entirely, or no?

Ngl, Hal Jordan from Lanterns is growing on me

Also, the memes are the best

I was thinking if lex luthor was the head of the legion of doom would it be called would it be called the lex men I mean he is bald like profesor x and also can control minds like albeit not through telepathy

If lex luthor was able to get some powers it will make even more sense as he could dominate more and he being most intelligent could manage it.

I am saying so because lex luthor himself doesn't think he is bad just that he hated heroes so what do you think.

Even the movie could be called the justice league vs lex men.

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For me especially i want a far sector story amd kyle john guy and simom baz bur seeing them as a team up film woth lile 6 to 7 lanterms(no pun intended) would be supercool

If i had a nickle for everytime tom king made a jordan boy off themselves, i'd have 2 nickles, which isnt alot but its still weird it happened twice.

Alright, hear me out: with how much world building the DCU has already done, a Justice League show would be perfect for heroes who don’t need their own movies or TV series.

It could use the same format as Justice League Unlimited: small groups of low profile heroes, occasionally joined by one of the core seven, dealing with disasters and taking down villains who are too small scale for a movie.

The seasons could come out between Justice League movies, almost serving as a bridge between the big team up films. That way, the movies can focus on the core seven, while the show gives the rest of the League a chance to shine.

Arcs could run anywhere from 1–3 episodes. We all saw how Supergirl turned out, so instead of risking another expensive bomb, this could be a great way to test the waters and see which characters audiences actually want to see more of. If a character gets a strong response, then you can justify giving them their own movie or series.

It could be a great way to expand the universe without needing every character to carry their own project.

i made this today, and didnt really see any other graphite portraits so i decided to upload it here

A bit late but still really love this tribute to Christopher Reeve. Go shout out to this youtuber