a deadline to get production started in the midst of a WGA strike. I'm willing to cut them a little bit of slack here. I just can't. They COULD have made something amazing. Instead, they were going to make something horrid. But as you say (and I seem to have deleted) a WF movie would've attracted a lot of attention and probably would've been the more logical starting place if your agenda is to build toward a Justice League of America film. Want to see the ULTIMATE comic-book money maker, that we will never, EVER see?: Oh yeah, the story about a baby rocketed from a distant planet, develops superpowers, witnesses the brutal murder of his foster parents that he could've avoided if he'd stopped some crummy burglar the day before and swears to commit his life to truth, justice and great responsibility becomes with great power there must also come great vengeance. But seriously, a cross-company team up has got to be the next holy grail of comic book movies. Batman vs. Wolverine, Superman vs. Spider-Man, JLA vs. Avengers, all that. It could be cool. I don't want to even think about the paperwork and legalities you'd have to get sussed out but it could be very cool. Back in the 70's they did ' Superman vs. Spiderman ' in one of those over-sized collector's editions. It was actually pretty good. Then they did a followup where it was more of a team-up between them, which actually the 1st