Will there ever be a dc marvel crossover movie movie#
It's safe to say that movie studios won't agree to share responsibility, share the talent, or share the profits until they absolutely have to. But as we know, the creators aren't the ones who get to decide if a crossover is in the cards. For now, Zack Snyder is on record as loving Marvel's brand of superhero movies, and Joss Whedon " adores" some of the darker approach. James Gunn has confirmed there's been some 'casual' discussions about a potential Marvel and DC crossover movie. That being said, comic book movies may end up changing just as much as their source material, so who knows what the future could hold.Īside from the reasons mentioned above, the difference in tone between the two studios may be the largest hurdle in the end. By Emily Hutchinson Published: 18 June 2021. It may seem silly to get hung up on something like ego when movie franchises are on the line, but even the slightest mistake can mean lost millions for movie studios. The reason 'Civil War' was successful was somebody lost, and they were shocked: 'Oh my God, somebody lost!' You know, they didn't shake hands at the end and go: 'Well then, we've both seen the light of day.' You want to see Thor with his foot on Superman's neck just grinding it in. The director is already at work on Peacemaker season 2 and will now head up the DC Universe, formally known as the DC Extended Universe at Warner Bros. "See, this is what happens when the creators get together and the whispers start, and then the ideas start running, and then the realities of corporate America stop it right in its tracks."
But I thought: 'I'd drop something to do that.'
you came up and whispered in my ear: 'WildC.A.T.s/Avengers.' and then you walked away and I haven't seen you since. "The last time I was in a room with Jim Lee, we were at LA Comic-Con. And as fans have come to expect, Bendis spoke quite candidly: An honest to goodness cinematic Marvel/DC crossover event. And the pair reiterated that its the creators, artists, and writers who dream of crossovers just as much as their audience. It’s often seemed like the impossible dream for comic book movie fans. Both legendary creators have seen the restriction and benefits of the comic book world close up: Lee may be cemented as a DC executive today, but made his start with Marvel before launching his own label and "WildC.A.T.s" series, among others.Īs the mind behind "Ultimate Spider-Man," one of the founding members of Marvel's "Ultimate" Universe, and writer of the "New Avengers" relaunch, it goes without saying that Bendis has a passion for many Marvel properties, regardless of who owns the movie rights to either. However, a new report sees that forecast. Is it the same case for the comics? When we sat down with writer/artist/creator/DC co-publisher Jim Lee and Marvel artist/writer Brian Michael Bendis at a townhall meeting at SDCC 2014, the question of crossovers was inevitably raised. This would put director Andy Muschietti’s DC movie just behind Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman, which netted the studio 166 on its first weekend.
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