Zack Snyder Visits Warner Bros. Amid Rumors of Kevin Feige’s Interest
Zac Snyder continues to fuel speculation about a potential return to the superhero genre.
Snyder visited the Warner Bros. lot and published a photo on his banned social media page. The director did not disclose the reason for his visit, limiting his caption to: “Hanging out with some great people at Warner Bros today.”
A single picture was enough to spark renewed conversation among fans regarding a possible return by the filmmaker to DC Studios. Within 24 hours, the publication gathered over 68,000 likes and more than 3,000 comments. Many users posted the hashtag #RestoreTheSnyderVerse and urged Warner Bros. to let the filmmaker finish his intended Justice League story.

The post generated particular interest against the backdrop of recent rumors that Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige is interested in a potential collaboration with Snyder. Neither Marvel nor the director himself has commented on this information, so it is still too early to talk about any negotiations.
Snyder himself has spoken out repeatedly of late about superhero projects he would like to tackle. At a recent event dedicated to Frank Miller, the filmmaker stated that he would adapt The Dark Knight Returns as soon as they let him. Earlier, the director also expressed a desire to make a Daredevil and Elektra movie for Marvel based on Miller’s Elektra Lives Again comic.
Source: iXBT.games
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