In a recent interview, Geoff Johns revealed that Warner Bros. is moving away from the need to make every one of their movies feel connected after Justice League. He was basically talking about them being like Wonder Woman in the respect that they take place in the same world but are mostly standalone adventures which don't necessarily set up what's going to happen in subsequent releases.
Many fans weren't happy with that and a lot of sites misunderstood his comments as they assumed Johns meant that the concept of a shared film universe was being ditched altogether. That's not the case, though, and he's taken to Twitter to make it clear these heroes will remain in the same world.
Warner Bros. is working on a series of totally standalone movies but it seems we can expect the Justice League characters to remain part of the same universe even if they don't always cross paths in their solo outings. In recent years, Marvel Studios has very much gone for team-up stories with Thor and Hulk paired up in Thor: Ragnarok and Spider-Man and Iron Man together in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
That's not something we should expect from the DC Films Universe, so how does that make you feel?
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