DC Cinematic Universe ( The James Gunn era)

[Commander Troi]

Not part of the DCU per se, I imagine, but Gunn and Safran will produce a V For Vendetta tv series for WB and HBO

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Unless they do a limited series actually adapting the comic, I'm thinking this is a Bad Idea.

 

[Kai "the spy"]

Unless they do a limited series actually adapting the comic, I'm thinking this is a Bad Idea.

After the HBO Watchmen series, I'm a bit more open for other ideas. In fact, I'd prefer the Watchmen approach of a well-written sequel to the comic to another adaptation. So far, to me none of the Alan Moore adaptations have even come close to being as good as the source material, but i found the HBO Watchmen series to be a more than worthy sequel, and I kinda wish Moore hadn't been soured by the treatment he and his works got from DC and WB so he'd have given the show an actual chance to win him over.

 

[Christopher]

After the HBO Watchmen series, I'm a bit more open for other ideas. In fact, I'd prefer the Watchmen approach of a well-written sequel to the comic to another adaptation. So far, to me none of the Alan Moore adaptations have even come close to being as good as the source material, but i found the HBO Watchmen series to be a more than worthy sequel, and I kinda wish Moore hadn't been soured by the treatment he and his works got from DC and WB so he'd have given the show an actual chance to win him over.

The Watchmen series was fascinating. Not only was it an excellent show in its own right, but it's something I don't think has ever been done before -- a screen production that's a direct in-continuity sequel to a comic, rather than an adaptation in an alternate continuity.