r/SnyderCut

For the folks who don’t realize what a rumor is. This is JUST a rumor.

But would be ironic.

Over two years after it was first mentioned as being in development, Zack Snyder's 300 prequel has seemingly taken a big step forward, and it's seemingly found a new home on Netflix.

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Everyone reading our Dark Knight Returns reporting this past week has asked the same question in one form or another: why would the incoming owners of Warner Bros. want a Zack Snyder Batman movie?

We put it to our insiders. The same insiders who told us that Hal Jordan dies, which was confirmed last night.

The answer came back as a list, and none of it is fan service. It’s business.

Per our insiders, there are a few reasons Paramount wants The Dark Knight Returns. Two of them explain the whole week.

Hal Jordan is dead. Lanterns Episode 1 ends with John Stewart and Sheriff Kane finding him on the Rushville High School football bleachers, frozen, with a bullet in his forehead and his ring gone.

Cosmic Book News readers knew that on March 27.

That week at WonderCon we posted it flat out: “Hal Jordan dies.” Not a theory, and not a read on the footage. It came from our insiders.

Ten weeks later, a Reddit leak said the same thing. Then HBO Max and Warner Bros. Discovery spent two days copyright-striking us for reporting it.

Last night the episode aired and settled it.

Now the part that matters going forward.

The insiders who called Hal Jordan’s death are the same insiders behind our reporting on the SnyderVerse return and The Dark Knight Returns.