Superman & Lois Proved The DCEU Was Right About 1 Major Hero Choice

Superman & Lois has featured a unique iteration of the DC Universe hero, and the series" success has validated one of the major choices that was made in the now-defunct DCEU. While the DCEU franchise had many movies, the series was a mixed bag of failures and successes. Following the colossal box office failures of films like Shazam: Fury of the Gods and The Flash, the universe has now collapsed, and audiences eagerly anticipate a reboot with James Gunn"s Superman releasing in July 2025.
The DCEU was essentially built with the films of Zack Snyder, and this was a controversial choice. While Snyder has been a popular filmmaker with a unique visual style, his films have always been darker and more vicious than what is generally expected from superhero cinema. While many enjoyed his now three-year-old Zack Snyder"s Justice League, the real legacy of the DCEU is in some of its more unique choices, which have recently been reflected in the series Superman & Lois.
Superman & Lois Has Proved The Strength Of Telling Stories About Older Heroes Tyler Hoechlin's Superman Is Established In His Superhero Career Close For years, the superhero movie template has been to begin with an origin story. Fortunately, Superman & Lois has challenged this status quo with stories of an older and more established Superman. Alongside an aged version of Lex Luthor, this has allowed the series to tell unique stories about the hero. Following years of crime-fighting, Superman’s priorities have changed and evolved. For this Clark, his family is perhaps the most important thing, making him into an even more relatable character for audiences.
The lack of relatability of Superman has often been cited as a criticism, as the hero"s powers are so outsized that it is difficult for the audience to find points of connection with him. However, by aging Superman, and putting much of his crime-fighting career behind him, there is more of a character there for audiences to connect with. Rather than being plagued by the conflict of his double life, this older hero is established in both his personas, allowing for a more fleshed-out character to exist.
DC Needs More Shows & Movies About Older Heroes To Balance Out All Its Origin Stories The DCU Is Poised To Tell All Kinds Of Stories Close DC does need a balanced universe with heroes of all ages in all places in their careers. This was important for the DCEU, which saw an older Batman and did not spend too much time with origin stories for characters like Flash. This also appears to be a priority for the upcoming DCU, where everything known about Lanterns indicates the series will feature an established Hal Jordan alongside a younger John Stewart. In addition, a Batman who is old enough to have a son will exist in the universe.


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