Warner already has directors for his Batgirl movie

Although it has a tremendous mess with the connectivity of the DC universe, Warner never stops releasing new products from the heroic universe of comics. The cast of characters that the company has is only comparable to Marvel and yet, the production company that manages DC prefers to tell unique stories within its sagas to having to relate too much to its characters among themselves, with the exception of Justice League , Batman vs Superman and The Suicide Squad. The new character whose turn has been the Batgirl movie. Batman’s assistant and the leaders of the project that will carry it out will be Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, directors of Bad Boys for Life. The first to break the news has been the American media The Hollywood Reporter, through information on which we have been able to know that it will be a product destined exclusively to HBO Max. Birds of Prey screenwriter Christina Hodson will write the story of the Gotham heroine. It will not be the first time we see Batgirl in the movies, Alicia Silverstone played her in Joel Schumacher’s grotesque Batman and Robin and Jessica Kent did the same in Batgirl: Spoiled, the 2012 series in which the The character had to continue with the legacy of Batman. The director who was initially going to be in charge of the project was Joss Whedon, but after being a year in development he decided to abandon it because he did not know how to approach the story. This voluntary abandonment could be true, but just like his recent notoriety in filming Justice League with Gal Gadot and Ray Fisher may have had something to do with it. What Batgirl will we see in this story?Throughout the history of his comics, as with the role of Robin, there have been several characters who have embodied the role of the heroine. The best known to all is Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Commissioner Gordon who in the cartoons was shot by the Joker, leaving her paralyzed. They have also been Batwoman; Betty Kane, Helena Bertinelli, Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown Most likely, due to the relevance of her story, it is finally the character of Barbara who stars in the Batgirl movie by Warner and DC comics.