I love him in Morrison’s run but yea he could be tough to pull off in live action…

If the superman movie is coming in 2025 we must be getting a cast soonish

OH MY GOD THIS ALL SOUND AMAZING

Just need Gunn to make a batman who laughs movie

The end of the dark edgy Snyder verse and the birth of a Morrison inspired DCU!?

David Zsalav I never doubted you

I wanna see mister miracle movie

Oh my god after all these years of depressing bullshit we gonna get a Brave and The BOLD movie!?

thank god I can finally move past that s***ty snyder verse

same justa new gods movie in general tho im sure they will get around to it if phase 1 is succesful

Give my boy a tv show

where is the deathstroke movie james gunn u b****

What's crazy is because Gunn isn't a moron we prolly will get one he's a huge fan of the last run on that character by Tom King

F*** that s***

I’m always confused by DC adaptions

They use the same titles for stories that have nothing to do with the original story line

Like wasn’t there a Brave And The Bold tv show on CN? I didn’t see Damien in that or have a story focused on him

Or like the DC animated movie Gods & Monsters with the Elseworld Batman, Superman & WW which it doesn’t seem like James is trying to adapt here but yet the phase is called that

I wanted to hate so bad but I love everything James Gunn said lmfao

Brave and The Bold inspired the Morrison run in the comics so this will merge the two because they pulled so much from each other.

God's & Monsters has been used in DC before I think it comes from a Mark Waid story originally.

They're just cool titles like how Civil War had really a small relation to the actual comic it's taken from.

I really wonder what the tone of that movie is gonna be

Feel like audiences wouldn’t be accepting at all to a super campy Batman like the title suggests, but I can’t picture it being as realistic/serious as the Nolan trilogy or as dark/edgy as Reeves’s saga is

I think people underestimate audiences willingness to accept things like those early Burton films are incredibly campy.

I think audiences are dying for a fresh take on Batman after a decade of Year One rips

Didn’t know a lot of this info thanks

& yeah I hear you they are cool titles but wish there was a little more connectivity through them

even with Civil War the essence of the plot stayed true

True but those initial Burton films released in the 80s when mainstream pop culture as a whole was very campy.

I think lighthearted takes on certain heroes would work nowadays, but with Batman it’s different because of how dark his character naturally is.

I think audiences would have a really hard time, in 2023, taking to a campy version of a grown man who dresses up as a bat at night to fight crime with his child wards because his parents died when he was a kid.

It’s part of the reason why Gotham Knights (the game) failed overall because of how light it was compared to Rocksteady’s Arkham series

Audience today were willing to take a nigga in a Bat suit being serious seriously so I don't get why it can't can't the other way.

Plus I don't get the whole 80s being camper thing cause isn't the main complaint about MCU films that they're too much fun and full of jokes.

If GOTG can exist with a talking racoon and tree then Batman can do fine

They take Batman seriously because his character and universe lends itself to more serious content.

Bruce Wayne is a mentally damaged man who suffers from PTSD and Gotham is a crime corrupted city with clinically insane criminals, mob activities, and dirty police officers.

The MCU is lighthearted, but it’s not campy. It’s serious when it needs to be serious.

GOTG and Batman are extreme tonal opposites; GOTG lends itself to a more lighthearted tone, the Batman universe doesn’t. Most iconic Batman stories and adaptations are more serious and dark in nature, and the ones that aren’t are usually made for kid audiences

Lmaoo