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Jamesiyes Gun "Superman" is the film's fans. This is a brilliant, pink, inadvertently serious and sincere superhero film that really appreciates the beautifulness of Brown, the first film in decades that understands every aspect of the character.

Gun returns the man from tomorrow back to his roots - a true handsome man trying to do the right thing and use his powers for good, but who simply cannot solve everything alone. He also makes a pretty smart choice of Setting the story in a world that is already familiar with the superheroes. Superman is the biggest hero, but he is not the first. In the film world, attacks on foreign monsters are common, and robots should be expected. Portals to other dimensions are not things that need to be ridiculed by incredible, but real opportunities. This means that the world, from Get-Go, is designed to support different stories and tones, without having to slowly exploit the audience of that idea or to have a non-compliance with tones.

The film begins with a clever that opens the text introducing this new DC universe, explaining that the world has discovered Metahumans three centuries ago. Now, that number is not accidental. It's not three decades or three millennia, but three centuries. Now, it is very possible for Gun to seize this opportunity to withdraw from a vague comic book (Jonah Hex ??). This is said, the first thing that comes to mind is that the DC universe is being built for its threat at the Thanos level, and will not be Darkseid.

Instead, creep in the text can hint at the first look of Vandal Savage's large live screen.

Let's get something clear first. Yes, Vandal Savage is much older than 300 years old, but remember that the text that creeps specifically says It is three centuries ago when people first found out about MetahmanansNot that they first appeared then. This may mean that it was when the word was invented, or when people separated the term Metahuman from the gods, which still leaves room for Vandal Savage to exist for thousands of years without anyone noticing. We from Creaturs Commandos know that Viktor Frankenstein created his son Eric in 1831, for example.

Now, why is Vandal Savage important? Well, he is considered the oldest living creature in the DC universe that is not God. He has been about tens of thousands of years, literally since the dawn of mankind. It is immortal because of the unique properties of the meteor that give it radiation. In several comics, Savage implies that he has assumed many identities over the years, including Juluulius Caesar and Engengis Khan.

Recently, the animated series "Young Justice" has revealed that its takeover of Vandal Savage is about 50,000 years, touching every aspect of human civilization, including the basis of Atlantis. Savage is even revealed that he is the father of Nabu, also known as a doctor's fate.

Vandal Savage is not a giant, a hug like Darxseid, but it can be as frightening. Having lived for tens of thousands of years, he is a super genius and master tactician and strategist, as every civilization is literally raised and their way of struggle. Unlike someone like Darxseid or Tanos, who mostly works as a villain who only appears to beat heroes, Vandal Savage can be a constant, unprecedented presence in the DC universe.

Since the vandal is so long, its impact touches everything. Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hult) and his technology and schemes to take off the steel man in "Superman?" What if Vandal Savage secured it? In many stories, Savage is not working alone, but a member of super-negative organizations such as the DOOM Legion and Legion. Although in the past we have seen that the heroes come together in the movies in the superhero, we have never seen the supervisors do the same in Marvel or the DC. One way to "DC Universe" by Jameseshes Gun and Peter Safran to highlight the match and do something we've never seen, it would be to finally give us a legion to the big screen crash. "Justice League" tried to plant the seed for something like that Deathstroke meet Lex Lutor, but never went anywhere. The closest we have reached to the recent team of villain is in "Spider-Man: There is no way at home", but even then the villains do not work technically as they work as long as each other for a short moment.

To manipulate Vandal Savage to manipulate the events of the DC Universe behind the scenes, supporting every villain as he secretly recruited them for his supervisory organization would be a creative and pretty fun way to introduce a different kind of superhero Big Bad. In addition, with How much "Superman" feels like a comic from silver ageHaving a Legion on the DOOM and their seat on the swamp would fit perfectly.