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ZariusTwo 04-30-2020 10:42 AM
Superman: The Man Of Tomorrow Animated Feature (2020)
 
Well, I guess it's official, Warner are abandoning their current DC animated universe and starting from scratch

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This summer sees the release of Superman: Man of Tomorrow, which finds Clark Kent working as an intern for the Daily Planet and learning on the job how to save the city of Metropolis. Check out an exclusive first look from the film above.

Darren Criss, who can be seen on Netflix this weekend starring in Ryan Murphy's new drama Hollywood, will lead the Superman: Man of Tomorrow cast as the big blue boy scout himself. Zachary Quinto, who got his start playing the murderous supervillain Sylar on NBC's Heroes, will here voice one of the greatest supervillains of all time: Lex Luthor. Alexandra Daddario (San Andreas) will voice Lois Lane.

That's the rundown on the biggest names in Superman's orbit. But Man of Tomorrow will also shine the spotlight on two less famous rogues: Lobo and Parasite. Lobo, an intergalactic bounty hunter who calls himself "the Main Man," will be voiced by Brett Dalton (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) while Parasite (a.k.a. Rudy Jones) will be voiced by Ryan Hurst (The Walking Dead). Parasite is one of the most well-named characters in superhero comics: A monster who can literally suck the superpowers and life out of other beings. As such, he's one of the few villains who can actually pose a threat to Superman.

The rest of the voice cast includes Ike Amadi (Mass Effect 3) as fellow superhero Martian Manhunter, Neil Flynn (Scrubs) as Jonathan Kent, and Bellamy Young (Scandal) as Martha Kent. Superman: Man of Tomorrow is directed by Chris Palmer (Voltron: Legendary Defender) and written by Tim Sheridan (The Death of Superman), with Butch Lukic (Justice League, Batman Beyond) serving as supervising producer.

Superman: Man of Tomorrow becomes available on digital video, 4K Ultra combo pack, and Blu-ray combo pack this summer.
https://ew.com/movies/darren-criss-z...nimated-movie/

Autbot_Benz 04-30-2020 11:09 AM
Im so sick of every other DC Animated movie being Superman this Batman that Wonder Woman this.

They have a Pantheon of characters yet they always do the holy trinity

IMJ 04-30-2020 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Autbot_Benz (Post 1844131)
Im so sick of every other DC Animated movie being Superman this Batman that Wonder Woman this.

They have a Pantheon of characters yet they always do the holy trinity
There is a significant number of very strange, sort of "comic book cliche" DC characters, man. I mean, you aren't wrong, but it takes some creative investment to make some of those guys shine. Somehow JLA Unlimited did it....

I would love to see Armageddon 2001 adapted into DC animation.

oldmanwinters 04-30-2020 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by IMJ (Post 1844133)
There is a significant number of very strange, sort of "comic book cliche" DC characters, man. I mean, you aren't wrong, but it takes some creative investment to make some of those guys shine. Somehow JLA Unlimited did it....

I would love to see Armageddon 2001 adapted into DC animation.
That would could be cool. They would probably mess it up with an 80 feature though.

sdp 04-30-2020 11:53 AM
Everytime they try to do non Batman or JL movies the sales are lower, even big ones like Superman hence why we get the same stuff over and over again. This line has never stuck to a continuity, they did with Nu52 for a while but hasn't it been a while since they also abandoned that?

This line had a lot of potential but it was inconsistent since the beginning, and they've never tried to have any long term plan which is a shame since by now it's been coming out with movies for 15 years..

PApagreg 04-30-2020 12:01 PM
Can't we just get a Superman animated series or something, I'm tired of all of these DTV movies

LeotheLateBloomer 04-30-2020 12:18 PM
It's been almost six years since the end of Beware the Batman. I'm surprised DC hasn't came out with yet another Batman animated series. I'm fine with that since he was getting too much focus. They celebrated his 80th anniversary and went all out with the hosts of DC's Youtube channel gushing over his greatest moments but I don't recall them doing much for Supes'. The Bat needs a break. Superman and Wonder Woman deserve more attention out of the trinity as of right now.

I might give this a look but I still haven't watched Red Son yet.

Leo656 04-30-2020 01:17 PM
Lobo and Parasite sounds kinda promising.

And dude, I'd box my way through an entire senior citizens community to see someone adapt the juicy parts of Armageddon 2001. Throw in "Emerald Twilight" and "Zero Hour" adaptations and I might open the contest up to people who have a vague idea of who and where they are.

I never even thought about it until right now, but dude, I would do things I'm not proud of in exchange for an "Emerald Twilight" adaptation. Now it's gonna bother me forever.

sdp 04-30-2020 01:38 PM
Action cartoons died, I remember how the DC block when we would finally get a bunch of DC cartoons failed miserably. But it's been nearly a decade since then surely there has to be a shift back to action eventually, right?

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Originally Posted by PApagreg (Post 1844138)
Can't we just get a Superman animated series or something, I'm tired of all of these DTV movies
They tried to do one before Man of Steel came out but they decided there was no market, so now that they can't even get a superman movie out things are even worse. Even Batman can't get a cartoon nowadays. Justice League Action failing not only spelled the doom for any other DC hero not Batman/Superman, but even the big 2.

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Originally Posted by LeotheLateBloomer (Post 1844139)
It's been almost six years since the end of Beware the Batman. I'm surprised DC hasn't came out with yet another Batman animated series.
Beware the Batman was a novel idea, only watched one episode and it was weird, unsure how the rest of the show was. I think people were just Batman overloaded, after The Batman we got Brave and the Bold immediately and then we got Beware right after B&TB, no time to breath or miss Batman, similar to what happened with TMNT. We are definitely due a new Batman show.

Galactus 04-30-2020 02:05 PM
Lobo and Parasite are obscure characters? I mean Parasite maybe after all anything other than Lex, Brainiac and Zod you kinda get a bit fuzzy with Supes enemies but Lobo was quite the big deal for DC back in the 90s to the point they thought he could beat Woverine in a popularity contest.

AquaParade 04-30-2020 02:08 PM
I'd love to see some animated Vertigo adaptions, while they aren't shying away from the content. I may even forgive the cheap animation were they to nail the other elements.

The Invisibles, Preacher, Before Watchmen, or Shade the Changing Man could all be a lot of fun.

Autbot_Benz 04-30-2020 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by AquaParade (Post 1844151)
I'd love to see some animated Vertigo adaptions, while they aren't shying away from the content. I may even forgive the cheap animation were they to nail the other elements.

The Invisibles, Preacher, Before Watchmen, or Shade the Changing Man could all be a lot of fun.
hell id take an animated Swamp Thing movie too

Sumac 04-30-2020 03:39 PM
IMO, Justice League and BVS poisoned brand to the point that Batman is no longer is a sure-money maker he was for DC throughout the last decade.

PApagreg 04-30-2020 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by sdp (Post 1844148)
Action cartoons died, I remember how the DC block when we would finally get a bunch of DC cartoons failed miserably. But it's been nearly a decade since then surely there has to be a shift back to action eventually, right?



They tried to do one before Man of Steel came out but they decided there was no market, so now that they can't even get a superman movie out things are even worse. Even Batman can't get a cartoon nowadays. Justice League Action failing not only spelled the doom for any other DC hero not Batman/Superman, but even the big 2.



Beware the Batman was a novel idea, only watched one episode and it was weird, unsure how the rest of the show was. I think people were just Batman overloaded, after The Batman we got Brave and the Bold immediately and then we got Beware right after B&TB, no time to breath or miss Batman, similar to what happened with TMNT. We are definitely due a new Batman show.
If this was 2017 I would agree with you but now we got tons of more mature action animated series with even Harley Quinn having her own popular tv series.

CyberCubed 04-30-2020 08:58 PM
Young Justice Season 4 is coming, and it's pretty much the only action cartoon DC had for the entire 2010 decade.

PApagreg 04-30-2020 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed (Post 1844187)
Young Justice Season 4 is coming, and it's pretty much the only action cartoon DC had for the entire 2010 decade.
Except for Green Lantern, Beware the Batman, Justice League Action and if you want to make a reach DC Superhero girls

ZariusTwo 05-01-2020 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by sdp (Post 1844137)
This line has never stuck to a continuity, they did with Nu52 for a while but hasn't it been a while since they also abandoned that?
Not really the line is only now being discontinued with the upcoming Justice League Dark follow-up coming soon

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Originally Posted by PApagreg (Post 1844170)
If this was 2017 I would agree with you but now we got tons of more mature action animated series with even Harley Quinn having her own popular tv series.
I wouldn't call Harley Quinn 'mature', it's a black comedy and the best thing about it is Ivy.

PApagreg 05-01-2020 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by ZariusTwo (Post 1844212)

I wouldn't call Harley Quinn 'mature', it's a black comedy and the best thing about it is Ivy.
Well an animated series meant for adult audiences also you misspelled Bane.

sdp 05-01-2020 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by PApagreg (Post 1844170)
If this was 2017 I would agree with you but now we got tons of more mature action animated series with even Harley Quinn having her own popular tv series.
I said action cartoon, we don't need any more "adult" comedies.

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Originally Posted by CyberCubed (Post 1844187)
Young Justice Season 4 is coming, and it's pretty much the only action cartoon DC had for the entire 2010 decade.
That's depressing, and the YJ revival was pretty much only done to get hardcore internet fans and shippers into subbing to the DC service and not because they thought it was a good idea.

The original YJ on CN was left to die like the other action DC shows.

CyberCubed 05-01-2020 07:17 PM
It's kind of ironic Teen Titans Season 6 never did happen after all these years. Of any old show that got a revival, you would assume they would bring back the original 2003 series for at least one or two more seasons. I remember there being rumors about it a few years ago but nothing happened. I guess the movie Teen Titans Vs. TT Go is the closest we'll get. I consider it canon.


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