As we all know, DC and Warner are very good at planning companies, and it is no secret that they have a bunch of film and television projects to be released. But with their uncertainties and the passage of time, the list has now become longer and longer. And now, two new heroes have been revealed to be joining the DC movie family.
The first of these is not strictly speaking a new hero, because as early as 2018, it has been revealed that the film will be filmed, and this project is "Blue Beetle", which has been silent for more than two years.
The Blue Beetle may not have heard of his name from many of his friends, but this is an old hero who can compete with Batman Superman for seniority. He first appeared in the 1939 comics and was later incorporated into DC as a code name for several generations of heroes.
The most famous of these is probably the three generations of Blue Beetle Jaime Reyes who appeared in "Justice League Junior". The film project previously announced in 2018 is also planned to feature him as the protagonist.
Now, the project has finally made new progress, according to foreign media reports, Warner has selected young director Anjar Manuel Soto to direct. The director himself quickly released a statement saying that he was honored to be involved in the project. At present, the main role selection has not been announced, but the director revealed that this will be the first superhero movie with a Latino protagonist in DC. Filming is expected to begin this fall.
Another new superhero is from yesterday's report. Yesterday," Suicide Squad director James Gunn just revealed that he has another project in the future of DC, and today foreign media said they heard rumors that the protagonist of this new project may be Superman's Kryptonian pet dog Krypton.
In previous reports on the new version of Suicide Squad, The Rolling Director has made it clear that Warner has given him enough authority to choose heroes. In the report of foreign media Murphy's Multiverse, it shows that for new projects for further cooperation, Warner still gives enough sincerity to let him choose at will, and even includes Superman. However, the director did not want to make a Superman movie, but instead developed a strong interest in Superman's pet dog Krypton.
There have been rumors about Krypton before, and even if this project exists, it should be in a very early state. However, the theme of Superman Dog sounds very much in line with the style of rolling director, after all, the Marvel talking tree and raccoon next door have gained great popularity.
Krypton itself is not bad as a weakened version of Superman, and there is also an attractive appearance and a gimmick of a dog hero, which is indeed a good theme. If this year's "Suicide Squad" can continue the success of the director, then the subsequent films should also be very exciting.