DC Moovies, Séries & Adaptations

[CRBR]

ça va calmer les ardeurs de certains peut etre:

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	Il me semble que [le film] Shazam aura son propre ton. C’est [une production] DC Comics, mais ce n’est pas un personnage de la Justice League, ce n’est pas [un personnage] Marvel. Le ton et ce qui se dégage de ce film sera différent des autres adaptations de comics. »

comprendre: pas dans la continuité du DC-verse en construction???

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[HammerHead]

J'ai plutôt compris, pour ma part, que leur film sera original, du jamais vu, un truc révolutionnaire pour le genre super héro, absolument incroyable. Enfin le discours habituel des personnes qui font la promo d'un film quoi

[scarletneedle]

http://spinoff.comicbookresources.co...t-warner-bros/

Un film dédié à la Legion Of The Super-Heroes?

[Jean-Moul]

Ça ce serait vraiment sympa!

[Darkseid]

Une série Supergirl en préparation...

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=122769

[Mil K]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	http://spinoff.comicbookresources.co...t-warner-bros/ Un film dédié à la Legion Of The Super-Heroes?

Ouh la vache, grosse prise de risque de la part de DC de proposer un film de super héros dans l'espace avec des personnages inconnus du grand public !

Bon, de toutes façons, moi je suis preneur à condition que ça ne soit pas un film sur le même ton que Man of Steel...

[JB]

J'espère que ce sera fun (ce sont censés être des gosses). Si on reste sur le principe des films DC grimm & gritty, ça risque de ressembler à la déprimante période 5 Years Later de la Légion avec viols, meurtres et mutilations.

[Mil K]

	Citation:			Posté par JB
	ça risque de ressembler à la déprimante période 5 Years Later de la Légion avec viols, meurtres et mutilations.

Tu envoies du rêve, là !
On la doit à qui, cette brillante idée de comics ?

[JB]

A l'équipe suivante selon DC Wikia : Keith Giffen, Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum, Al Gordon (vol.4 de LoSH)

[scarletneedle]

Si les films DC ont du mal à se multiplier au cinéma pour le moment, les adaptations TV ne s'arrêtent plus : TNT souhaiterait une série Teen Titans!!!

[scarletneedle]

http://www.newsarama.com/22169-justi...perheroes.html

Oui, oui, oui!

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	When fans first hear there’s a new Alan Burnett and Bruce Timm animated Justice League series, the natural reaction is to rejoice. But first, there are a couple of catches. Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles is a three-episode animated mini-series that is based on, and will lead into, Justice League: Gods and Monsters, the home video release animated film coming late 2015. The movie is being produced by Burnett and Timm, who are well-known in the fan community for their work on Batman: The Animated Series. Warner Bros and DC Entertainment are teaming up with Machinima to distribute the series digitally in Spring 2015. The series and film will take place in what Variety reports is a “newly conceived reality in the DC Universe where Justice League members Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are much darker versions of the superheroes that people know.” So just how much darker can they get exactly? We’ve chronicled the varying degrees to which Superman is a bit of a jerk these days, but he already exists in an extremely popular digital-first comic and video game series, Injustice, in which he mercilessly murders his former friends, teammates, and allies - most recently he killed the majority of the Green Lantern Corps and polished it off by murdering Ganthet the Guardian of the Universe. Batman dissected the mystical hero Frankenstein in an attempt to bring his son Damian back from the dead - something he’s also teamed up with Ra’s al Ghul in hopes of doing, and now gone to Apokolips for the answer (betraying several teammates in the process). Wonder Woman is the God of War, and even before the New 52 snapped someone’s neck on live television. And this is all just the comics - the live-action feature Man of Steel showed a Superman who had no care at all for property damage and civilian life, fighting Kryptonians in small towns and city streets with utter disregard. Digressing, there is still little known about Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles beyond the absolute basics, so this could be just a case of someone misreporting. There are no quotes about the darkness level of the characters, as DCE president Diane Nelson merely calls the series “an exciting opportunity to bring alternate versions of DC Comics’ iconic Justice League characters to Machinima.” The deal itself is part of an $18 million investment in the digital channel that Warner Bros. made in March 2014.

[Burlock]

	Citation:			Posté par JB
	A l'équipe suivante selon DC Wikia : Keith Giffen, Tom Bierbaum, Mary Bierbaum, Al Gordon (vol.4 de LoSH)

Qui d'ailleurs est une excellente période de la LSH!

[Mil K]

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	The series and film will take place in what Variety reports is a “newly conceived reality in the DC Universe where Justice League members Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are much darker versions of the superheroes that people know.”

Sérieusement ? !

[Revanche]

Bah non justement...

	Citation:
	Digressing, there is still little known about Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles beyond the absolute basics, so this could be just a case of someone misreporting. There are no quotes about the darkness level of the characters, as DCE president Diane Nelson merely calls the series “an exciting opportunity to bring alternate versions of DC Comics’ iconic Justice League characters to Machinima.” The deal itself is part of an $18 million investment in the digital channel that Warner Bros. made in March 2014.

[scarletneedle]

La série Supergirl a été commandée par CBS.

	Citation:			Posté par DC Comics
	Looks like the Man of Steel isn’t the only Kryptonian you’ll soon be seeing on screen. Yes, the news of its development broke a few weeks ago, but today it was made official. As reported this morning, Berlanti Productions, in association with Warner Bros. Television, will be producing a Supergirl television series for CBS, which has given the show a series commitment. If the Berlanti name sounds familiar to you, it should. It’s the production company of Greg Berlanti, the Executive Producer of both Arrow and the upcoming The Flash. He’ll serve as Executive Producer of Supergirl as well, along with Ali Adler and Sarah Schechter. As for what fans can expect from the show, it sounds like Berlanti and team will be keeping pretty faithful to the comics: Born on the planet Krypton, Kara Zor-el escaped amid its destruction years ago. Since arriving on Earth, she’s been hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin. But now at age 24, she decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and be the hero she was always meant to be.

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	The in-development "Supergirl" series has received a series commitment at CBS, as reported Friday by Deadline. Greg Berlanti, an executive producer/showrunner on fellow DC Comics-based series "Arrow" and "The Flash," and Ali Adler (who worked with Berlanti on "No Ordinary Family") will write the pilot and executive produce. Deadline provides a brief outline of the show's premise, which seemingly does not shy away from the character's connection to Superman: "Born on the planet Krypton, Kara Zor-El escaped amid its destruction years ago. Since arriving on Earth, she’s been hiding the powers she shares with her famous cousin. But now at age 24, she decides to embrace her superhuman abilities and be the hero she was always meant to be." News of a potential "Supergirl" TV series first surfaced just two weeks ago, with Berlanti confirming reports in an interview with CBR News a few days later. Deadline discloses that the series commitment deal was made Thursday night, a day after the project was shopped to networks. According to Deadline, the series commitment for "Supergirl""eclipses" the commitment "Gotham," which debuts this coming Monday, got from Fox last year. Though a series commitment is a very positive sign a show will wind up on a network schedule, it's still not an absolute guarantee -- just this past year, "Hieroglyph" and "Emerald City" were both dropped by Fox and NBC, respectively, after receiving series orders.