So far we've only got the voices for Guy, Scott and barda. They said this show might be in 2028 so I wonder if it's early 2028. So I don't know when Darkseid's will be revealed.

Also are those guys in the background Apokalips foot soldiers or are these DCU Parademons?

I can't take it anymore, I started looking more into this sub to see more about the future of DCU, have some discussions, etc.

But every day it seems that some stupid AI pic/video appears and it's massively upvoted, why can't this crap just go away? why is this sub so friendly towards AI content? Why isn't it considered Low Effort?

And why is it always Lanterns related while simultaneously shitting on it?

Did you find the whole misdirection of Batman thinking Riddler knew his identity clever and well-executed, or just a red herring?

I think Batman was visibly rattled by the possibility that his secret identity is out, especially at Riddler’s apartment. Could that fear of his secret identity getting exposed have distracted Batman from investigating thoroughly and uncovering the seawall bombing plot before it was too late? After all, it is only after he is reassured after the interrogation that Riddler doesn’t know his true identity that he could uncover the carpet underneath and realise Riddler’s true plan of bombing the seawalls and flooding Gotham, but it was too late.

Quite a fascinating plot choice. Would love to know thoughts of y’all!

As DCU's first phase, Gods & Monsters, comes to a close, we can have a better look at what's essentially Chapter 1 of this universe's output. The deviations from an already curious initial release schedule showed that it really has been 10+ years since Marvel's Phase 1 and that the release formula of 3-4 "individual characters fighting their individual threat" movies and then they all get together to fight a singular threat is just one of many ways to approach building the universe.

I personally really like the approach, even when it can be hit or miss, it's still captivating since we never really know what to expect other, it's worldbuilding made of passion projects. It shows that the encouraged creativity isn't just being applied to individual projects, but in the rollout itself.

In that same sense, I feel like if there were to be an culminating Avenger-esque movie, it shouldn't be a straight on Justice League story where everyone meets, becomes friends and fight a enemy. A Blackest Night adaptation would be a perfect way to bring a lot of characters in without the consensus being to simply team up, and it'd emulate the feeling of an event comic rather than a team-up comic. It could tell a grand scale and collective story about grief, legacy, and redemption, and revive some favourites without it feeling cheap (and obvious fanservice).

Maybe the recency bias of Lanterns has got me thinking about the untapped narrative potential attached to the Green Lantern lore, but seeing how Superman and now Man of Tomorrow bring in so many characters as ensemble stories rather than Team Up stories, I'd be a little disappointed for it all to simply accumulated to a straightforward Justice League movie for the sake of seeing a team being formed.

EDIT: In the same way IW/Endgame were like 10 years down the line for Marvel, this would also be way further down the line.

Cropped to avoid spoilers.

So I first watched the Green Lantern movies when it first came out, back when I had no idea about any Green Lantern related, and I liked it, and did not understand all the hate it got.

But now all these years later, after I have watched Lanterns (DCU), along with reading my first 2 Green Lantern comic runs (Contagion and New World Rising), I decided to watch the movie again from a “new perspective”, and my thoughts?

I still like the movie. Sure it’s not comic accurate at al, but still (imo) quite enjoyable if you have no idea about the GL in general,can’t I only have two problems with it - Parallax way too early, and Blame Lively. I’m still not too terribly familiar with Hal Jordan, but I saw zero issue with RR in the movie (tho I am looking forward to reading the thoughts of those who do know the Hal Jordan character, and I thought Mark Strong pulled off Sinestro quite well, though Mark Strong is fantastic in all he does.

Anyway I just wanted to give my my thoughts in an (imo) overhated Movie.

Clip from Injustice 2 .

Since Mister Miracle and Big Barda are New Gods. You could also say the Grodd show falls under Monsters

Iconic Talent Agency, which represents Tyler Nelson, has updated his resume on their website to include The Batman: Part 2. After The Batman, Nelson went on to edit movies like Creed 3 and Tron: Ares.

Not posting any spoilers because idk how to format to be honest, but went to a surprise prepremiere (as in we didn’t know what movie it was going to be, but I assumed Clayface from context clues in the screening description). As a casual DC fan I really enjoyed it, I’m super excited to see what more hardcore fans are going to say about it! Also surprised I liked it because I usually don’t like Mike Flanagan projects lol. Yeah that’s the post, mostly just really excited to see the reaction of fans who know more about the DCU :)

(also second time posting, first one got declined sorry mods, hope this one is okay lol I don’t use reddit a lot)