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While Netflix is going to be happy to have Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings under its umbrella, the apple of its eye might just be DC, which is firing on all cylinders with James Gunn at the helm. But Gunn isn’t the only filmmaker the world wants to see make DC projects. In fact, all the Zack Snyder fans are coming out of the woodwork because he once said that he would bring back the DC Extended Universe if Netflix acquired the rights. Here are all the dead Snyderverse projects that Netflix could revive after buying DC.
7) Cyborg

Victor Stone is the heart and soul of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, with his journey to embrace his new reality serving as one of the movie’s major plot points. At one point, Snyder had big plans for Cyborg, announcing that a solo film for the character was in the works. It never came to fruition, but Snyder and Cyborg actor Ray Fisher still have a strong working relationship and would surely be game to link back up.
6) New Gods

The titular team finds itself battling the forces of Apokolips in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and it gets a glimpse of the planet’s real power when Steppenwolf opens a portal. Ava DuVernay was going to expand that corner of the DCEU with her film New Gods, written by Tom King. While the project ended up in the trash heap, there has to be room for Jack Kirby’s creations somewhere.
5) Ben Affleck’s Batman Movie

Matt Reeves wasn’t always going to create his own universe centered around Batman; he was initially brought in to direct a DC movie starring Ben Affleck. The actor hasn’t expressed much interest in putting on the cape and cowl in recent years, but maybe Snyder being back in the fold will change his mind. After all, the duo made magic together whenever the Dark Knight was on screen in the DCEU.
4) Deathstroke

Joe Manganiello’s Deathstroke makes a brief appearance at the end of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, and there’s a good reason for that. The character was going to be the villain in a Batman movie and star in a project of his own, helmed by The Raid director Gareth Evans. Manganiello is still chomping at the bit to pull out the guns, and he may get his wish sooner rather than later.











