Excellent news. We know the movie will look good. Let’s hope they also do the sfx as well.

Why would they make her ancient looking?

So when you say “ancient looking”, you’re talking about the costume? I know it seems obvious because the post is about costumes, but I wasn’t sure.

You mean the Green Goblin wasn’t a leftover from the Power Rangers?

Now you tell me!

Even if the costumes are nice — and I do think it’ll be hard to pull off all those brightly colored costumes (save for Bats, though I wonder if he’ll look Nolan’s Batman or if he’ll go grey) — the movie’s still gonna suck and suck hard.

A Batman out of continuity with the excellent work Nolan’s done, a Supes out ouf continuity with the recent SR movie (which sucked, but still), and a bunch of kids barely out of high school playing most of the roles. On top of all of that, it just seems like this was rushed into production.

I’d love to be wrong about all of this, but I don’t see much hope for this one.

Batman HAS to be out of continuity. Nolan’s Batman is supposed to be realistic. A Justice League movie done in the Nolan-verse would be the Matrix. No costumes, but leather suits and dusters.

Wonder Woman’s strapless bathing suit?

Don’t you know it’s held up by invisible straps!

Wonder Woman’s fine. Don’t worry about her.

She’s young, just grew into puberty and for the first time in her life she’s been exposed to boys.

Of course she’s going to flaunt. Wonder Woman has always been a coming of age story.

Let the woman feel her strength and know it’s not always her muscles that give her power over men.

Hey Gordon, how was it “rushed”? Well, those first announcements of the movie, and the targeted release, give an indication that this was whipped together pretty fast, or at least WILL be. Go back and read older articles on this, there are plenty out there. Really, it did kinda come out of nowhere with Bat and (possibly) Supes sequels being talked about, since those franchises were just relaunched.

Secondly, I love how when someone has an opinion that disagrees with theirs the “fanboy” term is trotted out, and used as a putdown. Um, we’re all on this comic book posting our thoughts. Aren’t we ALL fanboys (or fangirls) here? LOL…

Anyhow, a five year old likely doesn’t care who’s playing Batman or Superman. They just see “BATMAN! YAY!” I don’t expect a small child to get worked up over continuity issues, etc. That’s a nitpicking grown-ups, or at least older kids, play.

That said, I think it will confuse the hell out of the general public to have a different Batman in a JLA movie while the solo Bat-franchise is in full swing. If the JLA movie should be a dud, as many seem to think it will(again, look at old talkbacks at the usual sites), that could negatively harm the Nolan series. Or perhaps another (better) Supes movie or any other possible DC films.

Anyhow, having a Batman cartoon aimed at the kiddie audience really has no bearing on a dark, violent film series that is aimed more at adults. Same would go for the Legion cartoon. How does that possibly relate to the Superman of SR? Now two different motion picture versions of the same character at the same time though? That’s just odd.

Maybe it’ll work, but I doubt it. I had bad vibes about SR, X3, and Spidey 3 and I was right about those (at least I feel like I was). We’ll see about this one. This might’ve been better as a Teen Titans project instead.

They need to make it look somewhat realistic. Batman’s costume works best black I still don’t get why a “creature of the night wears grey. I used to convince myself the charchol grey helped him blend with shadows more but after Batman Begins I can’t even do that cause it was so well done!

Shaun, the second season of Legion of Superheroes aged all the characters. He really is Superman at this point.

Um, Nightwing, have you ever seen REAL bats? Most species are NOT “black”, but rather brown or grey (and some of the browns are a tan or khaki). The simple fact is that the character in question is BatMAN, and there’s no real reason why any dark color couldn’t work, as long as he can blend into shadows.
As to the complaints about the multiple characters (based on complaints about multiple villains in movies), since the story is supposed to be about a GROUP, multiple characters should be expected. (Was the general public confused about the many characters in “Ocean’s 11″ or its TWO sequels? Did the public have a problem with the original “Star Wars” and its fairly large cast–Han, Luke, Leia, Vader, Obi-Wan, C3P0, R2D2, Chewie? Why should there be a problem with a large number of superheroes? Was there significant confusion over the large cast in “Sin City” with its multiple stories and multiple good guys/bad guys?) The trouble with the multiple villains being introduced in the Batman franchise (1989-1996 era) was due to some misguided belief that you needed to “up the stakes” by throwing more bad guys at the good guy(s) in each succeeding movie. I think with the Batman films, the problem was more that the villains didn’t have enough development for the viewers to really care about (as well as the generally poor casting decisions made for the villains).

I meant to say “this CAST might better off doing a TT flick,” but you get the idea.