Prey

While we’re just starting to see what a successful, female-led comic book movie can be in the form of this year’s mega-hit Wonder Woman, we have yet to see this type of success on the small screen. Fans are clamoring for a Birds of Prey reboot, having previously ran for one season almost 15 years ago. Despite the series garnering high ratings during its premiere, it was eventually cancelled after the ratings subsequently fell. RELATED: Then And Now: Catching Up With The Cast Of Smallville Birds of Prey debuted in 2002 and on The WB network and was loosely based on the comic series. Creators have stated that the series took place in a Gotham City abandoned by Batman after the murder of his lover, Catwoman and The Joker shooting Barbara Gordon, leaving her paralyzed. In Batman’s absence, Barbara, now going by her Oracle identity as a computer hacker, and Helena Kyle, Batman and Catwoman’s daughter, now going by Huntress, have inherited his war on crime. They’re joined by Dinah, a young

Of course, we’re not saying the DCEU has to follow Marvel Studios’ template to a tee and introduce every single character in their own solo flick, but something needs to be done to avoid the cluttered vibe of the previous group films. If anything, Justice League’s failures showed that the MCU did have the correct plan in how it mapped out The Avengers franchise, ergo the latter can be used as foundation on how to proceed. We understand the studio might be looking to follow Wonder Woman’s model, which moved in reverse order from BvS to a solo film, but that kind of lightning is hard to recapture and can end up as a gamble with attention divided amongst so many moving parts. RELATED: No, Really – What’s Going on With the DCEU? Simply put, team-ups shouldn’t be the studio’s priority until it gets its solo outings right, which Shazam and Aquaman can achieve. Honestly, i