March 18 wasn’t just the day WarnerMedia released “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” on HBO Max, satisfying diehard fans that have been campaigning for that film’s release for years. It was also the day that marked the closing of a chapter of Warner Bros.’ DC cinematic universe and the beginning of a new direction for the superhero films in the years to come.

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In a recent interview (where the company unequivocally said they were moving on from the Snyderverse), WarnerMedia CEO Ann Sarnoff talked about how the future of the DC film universe is incredibly diverse in style, tone, and, well, universe.

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DC Films has a lot of catch-up to do behind Marvel. Still, now that the Snyderverse is seemingly officially behind them, and films like a rebooted “The Suicide Squad” are on the way, it seems like a new chapter is about to be written in its cinematic history. It’s already been reported that Michael B. Jordan and Reginald Hudlin would be producing a live-action feature film featuring “Static Shock,” a cult superhero from DC Comics and Milestone Comics.

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Over the weekend, WarnerMedia took a major step in its plan to make HBO Max a legit contender to Netflix by releasing one of its biggest films of the year, “Wonder Woman 1984,” on the streaming service. Not only did this set a precedent of releasing a potentially billion-dollar blockbuster on HBO Max at the same time as theaters, but it also showed that WarnerMedia was willing to release some of its superhero properties directly on a streaming service instead of worrying about a traditional release.

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A new superhero has entered the fold. Michael B. Jordan is on board to produce a movie adaptation of the DC superhero “Static Shock” for Warner Bros., which could spawn a multi-platform franchise.

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The Hollywood Reporter has the scoop on the “Static Shock” movie, which will be based on the DC superhero.

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