Editorial::What Is The Future For Some Of Our Favorite Characters?

Editorial::What Is The Future For Some Of Our Favorite Characters?

Here I discuss the possible future for some of our personal favorite comic book characters in the film future. Hit the jump to find out more....

Editorial Opinion
By UltimateCookie - Sep 03, 2014 06:09 PM EST
Filed Under: Comics

I was pretty young when the dawn of comic book movies came to be. Blade, X-Men, and Spider-Man were some of the first CBM's I saw as a child. That being said, some of these characters are in need of retirement for some time to let others strive in the genre. Here are my picks.

1. Peter Parker


Peter, the nerd transformed into superhero by the radioactive spider. We all know the story. Which is exactly why it's time for Parker to get lost for a while. Regardless of what you think of the ASM franchise it's set to go on for a few more movies. So far we have had a total of 5 films focused on Peter Parker and his story. It's known, it's dry and it's just plain boring now. Give us some new stuff because we've seen Parker bumbling around for too many years now. 

Next Logical Choice: Miles Morales



2. Bruce Wayne

After a total of seven, yes seven, films focused on Bruce Wayne and an eight one coming with Batman V. Superman don't you think it's time to see someone else don the cape and cowl? Bruce Wayne in my opinion will get tired really quick with Batman V. Superman being released only four years after Christopher Nolan's final entry in his famed trilogy. 

Next Logical Choice: Dick Grayson's Batman/Nightwing



3. Hal Jordan

The general consensus is that this movie was not Ryan Reynold's fault at all. It was a bad movie from start to finish and I think that'd's pretty much exhausted all my hope for another run with Hal Jordan. I think fans and the general audience alike need to get this movie out of their heads and another Lantern will aid in that fight. This is one of those movies that can't be saved no matter who tries. That being said give us no Reynolds, none of the terrible CGI, a better plot, script, a new villain and everything else a good GL movie needed. 

Next Logical Choice: John Stewart, Kyle Rayner

4. Johnny Blaze

To be frank, I didn't mind the first Ghost Rider movie but I'm like 99.9% sure no one asked for a sequel either including me. Nicolas Cage's constant overacting has left the character as a joke to me. I would love for someone else to take the reigns and give Ghost Rider another shot, but this time taking on the mantle while not being Johnny Blaze.

Next Logical Choice: Danny Ketch, Robbie Reyes

 

Well peeps that was my list. I hope to do more in the future and keep getting better at them (the formatting sucks I know).

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