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I know I'm late with that, but although I believe in James Gunn's plan for New DC Universe, I believe it should not skip iconic heroes like Flash and Wonder Woman in it's "Phase One". I'm excited for Authority finally coming back into the center, but I'm afraid that it might not get a lot of attention due to lack of popularity. Marvel did it better with first Phase of MCU, where they first established main players of their universe and then expanded on it. I wrote my own little plan on DC Cinematic Universe, inspired mostly on how Marvel Cinematic Universe did in its first two phases. Phase 1 would be named "the New Frontier" as a reference to Darwyn Cooke's "the New Frontier" graphic novel. First of all, I would like to not have origin movies for every introducted hero. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Flash would get origins told in a flashback introduction in the opening, sorta like Zack Snyder perfectly did in Watchmen's intro. This is how I would make it. Wonder Woman: Rebirth

Web of Spider-Man. I want to write a new Spider-Man series. I just don't know if I should include all Marvel heroes (f.e. Avengers, X-Men, F4, Guardians of the Galaxy) or if I should try more Arrowverse-like style with not everyone on board (specif

Who to recruit to my New Avengers? I'm assembling a New Avengers team with some "fresh meat".  John Walker as new Captain America. Howard Stark, Tony's nephew as Iron Man 2.0 Kate Bishop as new Hawkeye. Tom Foster, Bill Foster's son as Ant-Man. Carol...