‘Justice League’ actor asks Netflix to buy Warner’s SnyderVerse

With the arrival of James Gunn and Peter Safran at DC Comics, the past of the company will be more and more forgotten than it once could have been. Now, actor Wayne T. Carr, who was removed from ‘Justice League’ in his cameo as Green Lantern, has shared fans’ desire that Netflix do everything possible to buy the rights to the SnyderVerse and continue it sometime. way. .

On his Twitter account, actor Wayne T. Carr shared a photo with director Zack Snyder, during the taping of ‘Justice League’, where he allegedly brought John Stewart, one of the Green Lanterns, to life. In the post, he wished his followers a Happy Valentine’s Day, and hashtag #SellSnyderVersetoNetflix, in support of fan-made campaign.

And that’s not all, because he also shared a photo with the SnyderVerse logo, which has the individual designs of each of the Justice League members. “So many things don’t make sense to me. But some things do,” he wrote in his post. The actor urges Netflix to buy the SnyderVerse from Warnerafter it’s completely forgotten in DC Studios’ new plans.

In this regard, James Gunn said that #SellSnyderVerstoNetflix must be “the craziest hashtag in history”. Furthermore, he recalled that “Netflix hasn’t expressed such interest (although we’ve discussed other things). And Zack hasn’t expressed any interest and seems to be happy doing what he’s doing (and, yes, we’ve talked too),” she wrote on his social media about him.

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The SnyderVerse on Netflix is ​​not possible

As James Gunn himself stated, now that Zack Snyder is working for Netflix on ‘Rebel Moon’ and future franchises, the SnyderVerse is not in the best interests of the company, because in the midst of a difficult time, they wouldn’t risk buying the rights of the characters, just at the whim of some fans who want to see the story of their favorite characters finished.

Furthermore, the complications of the SnyderVerse would be many, as the characters of ‘The Justice League’ belong to DC Studios, which is under the command of Warner Bros. Discovery. And while they’ve maintained a close relationship in the past, selling heroes like Batman, Superman, or Wonder Woman, on the eve of a cinematic reboot, would confuse more than one.

At the moment, Netflix’s campaign to buy the SnyderVerse remains a fan wish, and there are no real intentions on either side. So, fans of the director will have to settle for the “Justice League Snyder Verse” being the last they saw of Zack at DC.