DC Comics Multimedia General - A crisis of infinite fuck ups

[Godzilla@1989]

I think it's much much much more than that. If the movie under delivers spectacularly as it continues to do so, the product placement deals that they got will get smaller and smaller, and some may even pull out of future projects. It cost like 300m with marketing, so it needs at least 450+ with the product placement monies they've got.

This could be incredibly disastrous for the DCU and WB and with the new Maga boss looming over, it may even get worse.

The way I see it and mentioned before, I see it two ways. See if you all can predict which likely outcome will happens

1. Ellison and Paramount will fold multiple WB divisions and units to cut costs and reduce debt and Gunn has put himself on the chopping block now and Ellison has no patience for Gunn and will give him the boot

2. Gunn will realize his new bosses are buddies with Trump, which whom he hates, and will depart when the merger closes or before gets a pink slip.

I’m leaning towards the first one because Ellison will have no place for Gunn and with the massive amount of debt he will inherit from this acquisition, he will do whatever he can to lower the debt and cut costs and Gunn will be seen as two expendable.

And this won’t be like another shitshow like when Disney initially fired him for his creepy tweets and neckbeards like Moviebob whined so hard they reversed it. Gunn has failed to prove he isn’t expendable. Superman 2025 made $70 million less than Man of Steel and now Supergirl is about to become a super flop, maybe more so than Morbius, Flash 2023, The Marvels, Joker 2, and Madam Webb.

 

[Mystery Spy]

After Supergirl’s failure I hope Gunn never gets his hands on Wonder Woman.

While 1984 ,sucked, I do miss Snyder’s Wonder Woman. The last thing she needs is to become an obnoxious girl boss like Gunn’s Supergirl.

I have no idea why he thought this would work. He really should have known better.

 

[Ultraman Orb Dark]

Personally I wish they'd use the original name from the comic "What's so funny about truth, justice, and the American way" if they ever adapt it again

Well, the Supergirl show adapted the story for an arc, and even used that title for an episode. Of course, it's The CW, so Manchester Black was...

How do we bounce back from the flop that is Supergirl?
Obviously, DeathStroke and Bane is the clear heavy hitter that will put DC back on track. Fucking genius!

They have to be pulling names out of a hat at this point.

While 1984 ,sucked, I do miss Snyder’s Wonder Woman. The last thing she needs is to become an obnoxious girl boss like Gunn’s Supergirl.

Just imagine the No Man's Land scene if it was penned by Gunn.