Gunn said it’s based on Grant Morrison’s run and Dick, Jason and Tim were significant parts, so my read is that we’re getting a Batman who’s a few years into his career and Dick’s become Nightwing, at least, by the time Damian enters the picture.

It’s impossible to do the original premise of the Authority in the DCU, unless you’re making them villains (which completely misses the point) or ineffectual.

Putting the Authority in the DCU pretty much kneecaps the premise, but other than that...

That’d work. It’d be nice to give Tasha some form of acknowledgement.

The price of these would be comparable to beef if the meat industry weren’t subsidized by the government.

Timing doesn’t work, but him being Castillo and Tasha’s son raised by Romulans would be a hell of twist, if not done twice already with Sela and Shinzon.

New Trek’s been pulling a lot from the secondary canon— novels, comics, video games— and Crusher and Picard had a kid together in the post-Nemesis novels. Given the kid’s accent, they might be leaning towards him being Picard’s spawn.

A lot of Ant-Man’s appearances are him being out of his depth, so this fits that theme while maintaining the tone set by Endgame.

I doubt they’ll change Jolt’s race when there’s so few Asian heroes in the MCU. Maybe they’ll genderswap Mach-I (-X)? Or run wild and cast her as Moonstone.

My money’s on Picard and/or Crusher. It feels like Patrick Stewart’s checked out and, unfortunately, Crusher rarely had much to do on the show. Frakes has been consistently working behind (and occasionally, in front of) the camera of the franchise since TNG ended, and I doubt they’re going to axe one of the only…

The only one that never made it onto DS9 was the Norway-class, supposedly because the file was corrupted, though it did make two appearances as a model/image on a screen.

The reason so many ships from STO are appearing in Picard is because they caught flak for the copy-paste fleet in the first season finale and using designs from STO saved them from having to pay designers to create new ships. The producers have said exactly this.

Probably because of Titans using Dick, Jason and Tim. And The Batman series probably has the clearance to use them, too.

He was almost Star-Lord, which would have been much, much better.

Introduce Robin. I’m dead serious. The Batman showed a Bruce Wayne who’s barely a person and giving him a kid who’s suffering the same way he was will humanize him and bring some light to his (and the film’s) world.

Kang is also Immortus, the Scarlet Centurion and Rama-Tut; there's a bit of precedence for him to have more than one name.

Viking Commando

All-Star Superman (either the collection, #10 or #12) or the Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay.

Action #1 has Superman beating the hell out of domestic abusers and preventing people from being executed; there are worse choices.