Fans Are Petitioning For A Smallville Live Action Season 11

Fans Are Petitioning For A Smallville Live Action Season 11

Fans of the CW Superhero series Smallville went to Change.org, petitioning Warner Bros. Television to adapt the Smallville Season 11 comic into a season of TV.

By MemoAcebo - May 08, 2018 02:05 AM EST
Filed Under: Smallville
Source: Change.org

Change.org is a website dedicated to starting campaigns, mobilizing supporters and just getting things done. This platform is used to group like-minded people and make projects possible. Smallville is the latest superhero show to be featured in this website.

"Clark finally became Superman and then it carried on as a comic book into Season 11 and ended with the miniseries," the petition observes. "This is just not right. Smallville should have ended as Live Action."

The comic books take place six months after the series finale and the series' time-jump takes place in 2018.

"Also at the end of Smallville Season 10 Finale Part 2, it is set in 2018," the petition reasons. "Which would actually make sense, if it was to be released back on TV in 2018."

The petition currently has 200 signatures, with 500 being their goal. It is highly unlikely 500 signatures will encourage Warner Bros. to bring back the show.

Tom Welling has stated that he has no interest in returning to the role of Clark Kent. A lead actress is facing legal issues who apparently does not factor here.

Currently, The CW airs five DC superhero shows: Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, Black Lightning and DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

Would you like to see Smallville return to the small screen?

 

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