What will Netflix buying Warner Bros. mean for DC and DC Comics? And will Mark Millar or Zack Snyder get involved?

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Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion has the potential to shake up the entertainment world in countless ways. Its impact will be felt in the worlds of film, television, streaming, movie theaters,

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The WB Netflix deal will have huge repercussions on the entertainment industry, but for now, let's look specifically at how it could impact the DC Universe.