Fans support the use of bots to power up Zack Snyder’s campaign and “Justice League”

Rolling Stone magazine recently shared an article accusing Zack Snyder of allegedly using bots to help with the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut campaign, which ended with the release of “Justice League Snyder Cut” on HBO Max. are controversial, fans have sided with the director.

According to the author of the article rolling stone, Tatiana Siegel, just over 10% of the accounts that supported Zack Snyder with messages so he could launch “Justice League” on HBO Max were fake, while the rest were real fans. The impact, while minor, managed to get Warner to give the director of ‘300’ one last chance, and also to remove those responsible for his firing from the credits.

There is no doubt that the director has earned the appreciation of many fans of DC Comics and its cinematic universe, however, fans now argue that the end justifies the means, and in the case of the Zack Snyder’s use of robotsThey even responded to attacks on social networks.

According to the article, Zack Snyder is compared to Lex LuthorSuperman’s villain, to get Warner to reconsider the release of “Justice League”, and following the allegations, fans responded with the hashtag #RestoreTheSnyderVerse to share their annoyance on the subject.

Zack Snyder will not be returning to Warner Bros and DC Comics

There are some fans who attacked the Rolling Stone article, criticizing the magazine for stopping fan support for Zack Snyder. The truth is, with this, it is clear that Warner Bros does not want to have any relationship with the director of ‘Justice League’.

Additionally, with the merger of Warner Bros and Discovery, coupled with the departure of some DC Comics executives opposed to Zack Snyder’s version of “Justice League”, there are still fans hoping that the company’s restructuring will make it possible for the director to return. .

However, there is still no response from either side, both Warner and Zack Snyder, so this may only continue to increase over time and there may be more revelations about the friction that led to Snyder’s firing from the company.