Does this means that now Batman and Wonder Woman are the

Better than Man of Murder

>>92820706
If it's a box office hit, sure.

>>92821012
And if it were the 80s or 90s. But in the capeshit bubble era, a hit movie does nothing but makes them character of the week.

>>92821206
In DC's case, they might run with her as bad as the past two movies have been received, but who knows.

>40-70's were the age of Superman
>80s-2010s were the age of Batman
>now-??? are the age of Wondy
I can deal with it

>>92820706
If the movie is a success financially, which it probably will be, I can easily see them pushing wonder woman harder in future events, maybe even launch an Action Comics/Detective Comics equivalent with Sensation Comics

>>92820706
As soon as Matthew Vaughn or someone equally talented gets their hands on Superman the Trinity will be back on top again

>>92822137

They should have done that a long time ago.

>>92821627
> Now-???
May 2017-August 2017 is about right.

General public stops caring really quickly.

Only until Superman gets a good movie.

>>92821627

Superman had more comics than Batman during the 90s though. Death and Return of Superman was the most important comic book release of that decade, Lois & Clark tv was the Game of Thrones of that era, Batman only had brief success with Tim Burton's movies and No Man's Land story arc.

>>92822803
Both Superman and Batman were selling in mediocrity in the 90s. Batman had high points due to Burton movies. Meanwhile, it was beginning of end for Superman. Gimmicks like death of Superman were to bring him back to prominence. In terms of adaptations, btas was and is still remembered more than Lois and Clark.