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Zach Cregger is riding high thanks to the critical response and the positive audience to Weapon. It’s already in place on new Evil Resident Movie, but Word has come out for a Cregger DC script written on a spec called Henchman. Cregger has not met James Gunn about the possible project, but after learning what HenchmanA story is about, I need to see this film being tracked quickly.
Because Zach Cregger Henchman is a reef on one of the absolute best chapters Batman: The Animated Series.
The man who killed Batman
Story Henchman related to a low step that appears to kill Batman by stroke of luck. Thanks to this, he earns fame in the city of Gotham underworldBut he also attracts jealous fraudulent attention from Batman’s enemies gallery.
It’s a fun concept and makes Zach Cregger a big fan of “The Man Who Killed Batman”, an episode of Batman: The Animated Series Written by Batman Paul Dini icon. In the episode, a Dweeeby z grade hood called Sid the Squid believes he accidentally kills Batman. This leads to his beloved by other low -level grooks, but the Joker Eventually, seizes Sid in an effort to find out if Batman is gone forever.
“The man who killed Batman” is easily in one of the standout records Batman: The Animated Seriesand Zach Cregger uses it as the basis for Henchman It sounds like it could have a ton of potential. However, this is a story template that has previously been played in comics and animation. The comic book Incandescent By Adam Beechen and Manny Bello has a fairly similar default and was even developed into a film years ago for Danny McBride. There’s also Henchman’s 21 character of the favorite cult animated series The Initiative Bros.Although that is a broader and less focal aspect of Henchman’s concept.
More Batman Movies Non -Batman
One of the very special parts of Zach Cregger possibly arrives Henchman is the idea of having a story set in the city of Gotham that does not actually have a batman in the magnifying glass. We saw how much audiences enjoyed The penguin. The Caped Crusader has come to anchor so many cinematic excursions so that people are willing to see more movies and shows where Batman is not the main character.
Zach Cregger’s Henchman Allows that perfect opportunity to make a Batman movie without Batman. That’s alone is the kind of hook that could bring in a lot of interested viewers who might not feel so interested in another repetition of a batman-centered barrier.
It would also mean that you would have to do something on a much smaller scale, something that many audiences want to see with a superhero cinema. Instead of having to save the city/world/multilateral, Zach Cregger Henchman is a small -scale story where the poles would actually be about the main character and his life. Getting to see a superhero’s story where the lead is not a superhero does not sound like the kind of fresh idea the genre could use.
I am skeptical whether Zach Cregger will never do Henchman with the current trajectory for the DCU. But hey, anything can happen! Anyway, go watch “the man who killed Batman” because he’s great.
