Intercompany comic x-overs you would like to see on film

[mclay18]

I looked to see if there was a related thread. I couldn't find any, so... what intracompany comic crossovers would you love to see made on film? It doesn't have to be all Marvel/DC crossovers. (Most of them would be hard to pull off due to studio disputes over domestic/international distribution and profit sharing, as we saw with the spat with Sony and Disney over profit sharing over the third MCU Spidey movie.)

Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man (WB/Sony)
Justice League/Power Rangers (WB/Paramount)
JLA vs. Avengers (WB/Disney)
Spider-Man and Batman or Batman and Spider-Man (Sony/WB)
Star Trek/Green Lantern (Paramount/WB)
Green Lantern Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances (WB/Disney)
Superman/Fantastic Four (WB/Disney)

I know I'm missing some of the more ludicrous ones like the Archie/Punisher crossovers, but I'm picking ones that studios would probably look at later on.

 

[Micromind]

I looked to see if there was a related thread. I couldn't find any, so... what intracompany comic crossovers would you love to see made on film? It doesn't have to be all Marvel/DC crossovers. (Most of them would be hard to pull off due to studio disputes over domestic/international distribution and profit sharing, as we saw with the spat with Sony and Disney over profit sharing over the third MCU Spidey movie.)

Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man (WB/Sony)
Justice League/Power Rangers (WB/Paramount)
JLA vs. Avengers (WB/Disney)
Spider-Man and Batman or Batman and Spider-Man (Sony/WB)
Star Trek/Green Lantern (Paramount/WB)
Green Lantern Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances (WB/Disney)
Superman/Fantastic Four (WB/Disney)

I know I'm missing some of the more ludicrous ones like the Archie/Punisher crossovers, but I'm picking ones that studios would probably look at later on.

I don't think WB would be interested in collaboration with Paramount (who constantly keep releasing their big budget movies against DC movie). Same for Disney/Sony properties.
Are there any Universal Studios properties ? I can see CBS and Universal properties crossover with DC.

Like - Star Trek/ Green Lantern.

 

[mclay18]

I don't think WB would be interested in collaboration with Paramount (who constantly keep releasing their big budget movies against DC movie). Same for Disney/Sony properties.
Are there any Universal Studios properties ? I can see CBS and Universal properties crossover with DC.

Like - Star Trek/ Green Lantern.

Paramount has worked with WB on several films: Interstellar, Watchmen, Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Friday the 13th.

They have a history together. Hell, WB took domestic on Blade Runner 2049 while Sony took international. Granted, that was distribution rights rather than 50-50 split.

 

[Micromind]

Paramount has worked with WB on several films: Interstellar, Watchmen, Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Friday the 13th.

They have a history together. Hell, WB took domestic on Blade Runner 2049 while Sony took international. Granted, that was distribution rights rather than 50-50 split.

That was several years ago when Jeff Robinov was the President of WB. Paramount too, was fairly cooperative then.

 

[mclay18]

The thread is purely speculative. The only way I could see the studios coming together to pull off is if the superhero genre is in decline, much like comics in the 1990s were.

Either that or maybe if a high in demand director wants to do it.

 

[mclay18]

That was several years ago when Jeff Robinov was the President of WB. Paramount too, was fairly cooperative then.

Paramount is sharing distribution with Fox/Disney over Terminator Dark Fate, so the possibility is still there. I don’t remember Jim Gianapolos doing a lot of co-productions at his tenure at Fox before he moved to Paramount.

 

[MarvelFan]

I really like to see some crossovers between DC/Marvel superheroes against Japan's Toei Superhero such as Kamen Rider, Metal Heroes, and Super Sentai.

I feel Iron Man could mess well with the world of Metal Heroes.

Though in Toei universe, there are no super team like The Avengers or Justice League.

 

[mclay18]

I think if the Russo Brothers wanted to direct JLA/Avengers, both Disney and WB would be on board. They would have to figure out the details, but if that were to happen, both companies would do a 50-50 split with WB taking domestic and Disney taking international distribution.