The cancellation of Batgirl has many worried about the fates of other DC movies including Blue Beetle and Black Canary.
DC fans are worried that Blue Beetle and Black Canary might also get canceled after Batgirl. After a long road to development, Batgirl was set to mark Barbara Gordon's first solo live-action outing with In The Heights actress Leslie Grace playing the title role and Bad Boys for Life duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah directing.
With this weird strategy Warner Bros seems to be going with, I’d be scared for Blue Beetle & Black Canary as well.#SAVEBATGIRL. pic.twitter.com/MaNAfE9cBS Yeah so rip Black Canary rip Blue Beetle rip Static Shock cus those shits are definitely not happening anymore Black Canary and Blue Beetle directors opening David Zaslav's letter in the mail tomorrow:pic.twitter.com/v17mQYR93L I'm just in disbelief. Like...
BRO WHAT ABOUT BLUE BEETLE NOW, THEY CANCELLED A MOVIE WITH FUCKING BATMAN IN IT. AINT NO WAY ANYTHING’S SAFE. 😭— brenton August 2, 2022 Click Here to View the Original Tweet
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