It’s a good old fashioned duel over at Warner Bros., with the winner getting the writing credit for Aquaman.
In a practice that is becoming increasingly common, Warner Bros. and DC Studios have commissioned writers Will Beall (Gangster Squad) and Kurt Johnstad (300: Rise of an Empire) to write competing versions of Aquaman. While it isn’t exactly certain who will be in the movie (Jason Momoa, what say you?) or when it will be released, this is at least a first step towards getting an actual story.
It’s a little surprising, however, to see Aquaman even getting the reboot treatment after its highly-successful run just a few years ago with Vincent Chase in the lead role:
It’s a good old fashioned duel over at Warner Bros., with the winner getting the writing credit for Aquaman.
In a practice that is becoming increasingly common, Warner Bros. and DC Studios have commissioned writers Will Beall (Gangster Squad) and Kurt Johnstad (300: Rise of an Empire) to write competing versions of Aquaman. While it isn’t exactly certain who will be in the movie (Jason Momoa, what say you?) or when it will be released, this is at least a first step towards getting an actual story.
It’s a little surprising, however, to see Aquaman even getting the reboot treatment after its highly-successful run just a few years ago with Vincent Chase in the lead role:
Wait? That wasn’t real? Oh. Nevermind.
