Embarrassing On Screen Versions Of DC Characters

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Published on October 16, 2018 4:30:00 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hagvAwGV8o

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DC has been bringing their legendary characters into live action for decades, since the ’40s. And since they’ve done Batman and Superman many times, they shine the light on other characters during many of the live action shows, to try and raise the popularity on lesser known properties at that time. Sometimes this works, like it did with Green Arrow. Arrow kicked off a whole television universe that pushes the boundaries of what a comic book television show should be like.
But other times, they get it completely wrong and up cancelling the entire series. The most recent example would be NBC’S comedy show, Powerless. It was cancelled before the show even finished its first season, that’s how poorly received it was. But we’ve seen some awful DC characters across several live action shows over the past decade. Some characters that maybe should just stick to the comics, some the movies and some that work perfectly in video games. Occasionally, we can look past the questionable special effects or terrible writing, but sometimes there’s just no redemption. Television is a different game, not every attempt to bring heroes and villains to life work. Here are embarrassing DC TV characters you were never meant to see.


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