We already have two DC new shows this year, and they are both off to a great start Gotham and Flash are both getting great reviews from fans (critics views do not matter if the viewers keep up and the fans are happy). Just around the corner we have the "Constantine" television series, and show runner/developer David S Goyer has recently done an interview with ScreenRant.
SCREEN RANT: Speaking of storylines, we all know
that Constantine…with other characters like Zatanna, or any of the other
DC magic people. Would it be possible to see Justice League Dark in any
way, shape, or form? Would you want him to be a part of something like
that?
GOYER: Yeah. I think you’ll see some of those…If the
show takes off…even within the first 12 episodes we’ve introduced two
or three characters from the broader DC universe that are not just
exclusively from Hellblazer. Corrigan has been mentioned, but there’s a
couple of other characters we haven’t talked about that will show up as
well. If the show takes off and we get our back nine and come back a
second season, we sort of have access to that whole corner of the occult
universe. So, hopefully we’ll be introducing those characters as is
appropriate.
SCREEN RANT: I know a lot of fans have a question
about the structure of the master, just via TV or as it’s shaping up as a
whole. You’ve got shows like Arrow, like Flash, like Supergirl from
CBS. You’ve got Titans on TNT. You have Constantine on NBC. Different
networks but all one studio company. I think a lot of fans are wondering
is there room for movement even though these characters are on
different networks, because they are under one master house? Could we
see them interact?
GOYER: You know, never say never. There aren’t any
immediate plans, but it would be interesting to try that, to do kind of
an internetwork crossover. I think anything’s possible. But we have to
get our sea legs first. We’ve gotta premiere in a couple of weeks, and
hopefully the audience likes what we’ve got and then we’ll see.
SCREEN RANT: I know one of his biggest
confrontations that everyone would love to see adapted on the screen was
Constantine and Swamp Thing. Is that something that has been thrown
around at all?
GOYER: It’s been thrown around. It’s not something I
think we’d attempt in the first season. We need to make sure that we
can pull off the special makeup effects. We don’t want to do a cheesy
version of Swamp Thing. It’s a lot easier to do Dr. Occult or Satana or
Jim Corrigan than it is to do Swamp Thing. So we’ll see.
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