Yet, outside of Batman, WB has failed to find consistent success with its heroes, haphazardly bouncing from project to project without an overarching goal - outside of trying to mimic Marvel’s stunning achievements.Įven weirder, the studio can’t seem to decide if it wants to press on with the “SnyderVerse” (the characters created by Zack Snyder for Man of Steel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Zack Snyder’s Justice League) or go in a completely different direction altogether. characters the general populace had never heard of before their introduction in the MCU - but pop culture icons with a rich history and decades of material to pull from. These aren’t your average heroes, like the Guardians of the Galaxy or Ant-Man - i.e. This is weird considering the very palpable slate of characters at the studio’s disposal, namely Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, etc. After breaking the unfortunate news that Batgirl, a $70-90 million production, was canceled as a result of poor test screenings and (presumably) a product that wasn’t up to par, it’s clear that WB is struggling to unravel the tangled web of its disjointed superhero franchise. Warner Bros is at a weird impasse with its DC universe.
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