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EXCELLENT!
These two would be a natural for a real-world intercompany crossover. Especially, if the Chief Bad Guy of the piece was the Obeah Man (or, a frighteningly identical successor, thereto).
As for Ben Affleck being an ideal choice to direct the next Bat-flick? I would not be surprised at the latter. Considering the great (and, in my permanent opinion, highly convincing) job he did as Daredevil!
Who knows? Maybe, someday, there'll be a cinematic crossover between the two! Affleck as Daredevil...and Chris Bale as the Batman.
I agree with my namesake. Which is why I now (re?)issue this request: how about a Spidey/X-O Manowar team-up?
Is it wrong that I am MORE excited about Adam West and Burt Ward voicing a Batman '66 animated sequel than any of the live action stuff. I like Ben Affleck; I just remember Green Lantern, The Dark Knight Rises and The Man of Steel...
GREEN LANTERN I didn't mind so much. Chiefly, because Ryan Reynolds captured the smartass-ness of the 1990's comic book Hal Jordan with the same faithfulness he brought to his cinematic versions of Hannibal King and Deadpool! And, MAN OF STEEL, I found refreshing for its complete _absence_ of Lex Luthor (for once).
But, yes: an animated sequel to the Bat-series of the 1960's would be highly preferable to the needless ret-conning of Robin's origin in TDKR.
This one I could actually see happening given that Jack Boniface traveled to real places, including The Zoo Bar in Lincoln Nebraska, and CarHenge in Alliance Nebraska.
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