New Superman/Batman movie gets a title

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**Medium of Death**

That was pretty bad. I'm assuming some of it was hyperbole by the author, although probably less than I want to believe.

It's always upsetting when donkey-caves get control of something they don't understand or even like and then proceed to ruin it for everybody.

**Frazzled**

Goyer was asked how he would translate the J’onn J’onzz aka Martian Manhunter to film. As Goyer is one of the people in charge of bringing the DC Universe to live action, this was definitely a topic where his ideas carried weight. In response to being asked about the hero, Goyer asked, “How many people in the audience have heard of Martian Manhunter?” After hearing some light applause and cheers, he added, “How many people that raised their hands have ever been laid?”

I like this guy.

**Mr Morden**

H.B.M.C. wrote:
Ahtman wrote:
The Avengers: We Wish We Were the Justice League.

Why would a super-successful series of films want to be a clumsy flailing attempt to copy themselves?

exactly - very valid point

**Fafnir**

Now I'm worried, seeing that Goyer is attached to Sandman. When you attach people to a product who's source material they hate, you end up with The League of Extraordinary Gentlement.

Sandman has the potential to do to comic book movies what it did to comic books 20 years ago, and if someone wastes that incredible potential, I'll be absolutely heartbroken.

**Slarg232**

Fafnir wrote:
Now I'm worried, seeing that Goyer is attached to Sandman. When you attach people to a product who's source material they hate, you end up with The League of Extraordinary Gentlement.

Sandman has the potential to do to comic book movies what it did to comic books 20 years ago, and if someone wastes that incredible potential, I'll be absolutely heartbroken.

Agreed, Sandman was an awesome read, I really don't want it messed up....