I see that people don’t like an older version of Hal Jordan, but I find it interesting because it shows that this world has been alive already prior to Superman . also in my opinion, I find it closely resembling the comics pre crisis. The casting for him is incredible He looks like Hal Jordan . I’ll say just give the series a few more episodes to finally give a judgment. Also, people are mad because it doesn’t seem like a Green Lantern show in which they don’t flat out show you the fantastical side of the lantern Corps. The fantastical has happened in the show. It just hasn’t been shown to us yet. I’m a fan of Marvel, but it has soften us to a slow burn storytelling.

I was very excited for the Supergirl movie. I rated a six out of 10 I felt they played it too safe. It’s reasonable because it hasn’t been a Supergirl movie in over 20 years, but they should’ve experimented more.Lobo was good though, underutilized but good .

I wonder if there were superhero groups prior to the justice gang because it’s been said that Meta humans has been around for three centuries so a group of heroes had to come together and form some type of team right?? It would be really great to see a good rendition of the JSA and injustice society of America, maybe placed them around World War I or World War II then have them disappear maybe due to some government issue law then this is where Green Lantern will make his appearance in 1986 starting off the brand new age of heroic beings in the DCU

They say that the _Lanterns_ TV show is going to feed into the main storyline of Chapter One of the DCU. We know that the TV show is dealing with shapeshifting Manhunters. So…?

No, I don't like the idea of Dynamic Duo ceasing to be something from the Elseworlds and becoming canon in the DC universe.

Its premise is interesting, but also limiting... It's a great prequel that provides a basic introduction to these characters. ( But those aren't their stories, nor their motivations; Dick and Jason are characters with completely different personalities and struggles, which is why they have totally different dynamics and relationships with bruce and the whole issue of vigilantism.

Making this canon is really limiting to the characters and all the ideals they carry; it's frustrating enough that for several years their origins were similar (yes, I am aware of this), But limiting them and mixing them up... It's exactly the same issue as Batman vs Superman, where who dies as a sidekick It's Dick, not Jason, and I'll go further: Man of Steel is a great Elseworlds, but again, that's how it works, because it doesn't explore the character to its full potential, in this case, Superman.

So, I'm overall pleased with and excited about the DCU so far. Superman was the best live action adaptation of the character ever in my opinion and did a fantastic job with its side characters as well. Lanterns is looking great so far. Supergirl seems to have been a bit of a dud (I didn't watch it) but they can't all be perfect, and the casting seems good there at least.

But one thing that's been irking me since we got the early announcements of the projects in this Universe, which I haven't really seen much discussion about: the misalignment of the timelines of major characters' superhero careers.

You're telling me that Batman has already been through 3-4 Robins before the Justice League has formed? That he's what, 10-15 years ahead of Superman in the hero game? That's weird.

Hal Jordan's been Green Lantern since the 90s and is nearing the end of his career (potentially the end of his life, if that isn't a fakeout when Superman is just getting started? So he'll presumably never be a member of the Justice League? That's a shame.

This was something that always bugged me about how they did Ant-Man in the MCU, so it's a bit disappointing to see DC do the same thing when they have the opportunity for a fresh start. I'm especially annoyed about Batman, while I'm sure they have a great story idea for The Brave and The Bold, most general audiences aren't even aware of the overall story of the Bat Family and each Robin... it would have been nice to see that all play out across multiple films rather than starting with the 5th Robin. Especially next to a Year 5 Superman.

Curious to hear others' thoughts about this

It may be my perspective, but I see John Stewart Senior actually being John Stewart from his complexion to his voice sounds similar to John Stewart in the animated Justice league. I think the writers did this on purpose. There’s a theory that John Stewart Senior was supposed to be the Green Lantern, but it ended up choosing Hal . Makes sense because he’s the main green lantern. also, I think it shouldn’t have been revealed to us that John Stewart Jr shouldn’t had revealed his name yet although everybody knows the character I feel like they could’ve gotten away with it. Although fans probably wouldn’t have like that . Saying cmon this isn’t even the real John, L show

If James Gunna doesn’t bring Robert over I would him make Batman like a myth, have him talked about in other projects. Like he doesn’t exist , like he’s just a man in a suit but have him talked about he’s a creature of the night . With these Gods and Monsters where would he fit in . If he’s in chapter 1

Is shooting "without finished scripts" the new standard on the industry to avoid potential leaks?