The DC company has announced that two of its upcoming animated films will be based on iconic graphic novels from the 1980s. “Crisis on Infinite Earths” and ”Watchmen” are set to receive animated adaptations in 2024.
This exciting news was revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con exhibition. While DC did not provide specific details about the projects, it has been confirmed that the film “Watchmen” will have an R rating.
The storyline of “Crisis on Infinite Earths” revolves around the cosmic destroyer known as the Anti-Monitor, who aims to annihilate all universes within the DC multiverse. This dire situation forces heroes from various worlds to unite in order to save what remains.
As for “Watchmen”, the animated film will be an adaptation of the highly acclaimed graphic novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. This graphic novel has already inspired Zack Snyder’s film adaptation and a controversial sequel on HBO. It is worth mentioning that Snyder’s film was accompanied by an animated short film that adapted fragments from the comic “Tales of the Black Freighter”.
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