Not many of those sound like the soundtrack of superheroics.
How about Carol tearing through an army of Skrulls to the chant of "Who Let the Dogs Out?"

Nobody's mentioned the Ancient One either. And she was apparently around for centuries.

I hope there at least some intriguing gimmick to her power aside from "she's just all powerful!" It might be inspirational, but it ain't interesting. At least Superman had Kryptonite.
Maybe they could incorporate that weird quantum band switcheroo thing that the original Captain MarVell had with Rick Jones? That would…

Or Time-Stone/Eye of Agamotto shenanigans in the Infinity movies.
Or "Interstellar" type space travel time warping.
Or maybe it's her identical daughter, a La Steve Trevor?

"…the not-named fodder/Frogurts who were implausibly still hanging around."

You mean his little sister's hyper advanced technology.

Do you really think that all the academy members who nominated her that year had even seen "Love Field"? They were all thinking of Catwoman when they wrote her name down.

It's based on a novel, so Masterpiece Theatre seems the most likely destination.

No false promises is actually a good start.

Mordo? The Hood? Mr. Negative? The Deviants? Namor? Michael Korvac? Zarathos?
Fin Fang Foom? Some sort of Masters of Evil?

It was a thirty-minute video-taped multicam with a live studio audience. Everybody knew it was a comedy. They just liked Archie best.

What we need is a show set in a world where the US lost the war with Mexico, we never gained California and Hollywood, and Benioff and Weiss were stuck writing telenovelas for UHF stations.

They think that's what they're going to do.
And Norman Lear thought American audiences were going to be on Meathead's side when he fought with Archie Bunker.

Fans did grow attached to the worlds in those shows. And Americans tv audiences love their antiheroes.

"SS-GB" is running on tv right now.

Only the male disciples though.

what's to explain? He survived. Rural Kentucky EMS are well used to treating gunshot wounds to the head.

"a slave-holding conglomerate, and the families of people in their thrall.”?
Black actors playing slaves in a contemporary setting?
This show is never going to happen.

But none of them were remotely logical. The fact that they all appeared to succeed must have convinced Joker that the rest of Gotham was on the same deranged wavelength as him. He thought he was on a roll and decided to try out that boat thing he was working on.

That's why Tobe Hooper just did whatever Spielberg told him to do, even when he was told to take a few days off