According to foreign media deadline, the "bad robot" production company will cooperate with Warner Media to jointly develop movies and American dramas adapted from the DC comic "Justice League Dark" universe. At present, this matter is still in its infancy, and it is not known which roles and projects will be adapted.
Justice League Dark first appeared in the comics in September 2011, and the founding members are mysterious and bizarre superheroes, including John Constantine, Lady Shangdu, Dead, Shadow, Transformers, and Zatana, and later swamp monsters have joined their alliance. Other members of the Justice League of Darkness include Andrew Bennett, Xuanlan, Doctor Mist, Frankenstein, Pandora, and Nightmare Nurse.
2005 movie "Hell Detective" starring Keanu Reeves
Due to their special abilities, the members are all supernatural heroes in the DC Universe who can use magic, and they deal with affairs outside of the traditional Justice League. It's uncertain whether J.J. Abrams, the boss of Bad Robot Productions, will be involved in directing these American dramas or movies, and his new film Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker has grossed more than $1 billion worldwide and is currently developing HBO's sci-fi fantasy drama "Semi-High Society", the first American drama created entirely by JJ himself since ABC's "Two-Faced Female Spy" in 2001.
Previously, Justice League Dark had been adapted into a 2017 animated film, voiced by Rosario Dawson and others; John Constantine had been adapted into the 2005 Warner film Hellbuster, starring Keanu Reeves, which grossed more than $230 million worldwide, and the role was also adapted into the NBC American drama "Constantine: City of Demons", written by David S. Goyer and others, for a total of 13 episodes;
Last year's American drama "Swamp Monster" produced by Wen Ziren
Swamp Monster was adapted into the 1982 movie "Swamp Alien", which was adapted last year into Wen Ziren's American drama "Swamp Monster", which aired for one season on DC's streaming platform DC universe.