So am I.
I'm actually very curious to see how that will work in the long run.
On 8/7/2019 at 10:52 AM, Belmont13 said:I'm guessing WB figured they could get more people to sign up to the DC streaming service if they had all their content there instead of multiple streaming platforms.
Of course. But now they're soon to have two streaming platforms (for a little while, anyway), and will have new content on Netflix.
4 minutes ago, Satam said:They're apparently still getting Sandman, possibly because that deal was in the works a while, but at least with WB, it's been the studio who's been pulling its content and not renewing contracts with Netflix.
I'm guessing WB figured they could get more people to sign up to the DC streaming service if they had all their content there instead of multiple streaming platforms.
They're apparently still getting Sandman, possibly because that deal was in the works a while, but at least with WB, it's been the studio who's been pulling its content and not renewing contracts with Netflix.
A few years back I would have bet money that Netflix would have jumped in on getting Swamp Thing but they seem to be cleaning house with properties that are not their own and might be seen as competition and moving to more independent content comics wise.
5 hours ago, Figurecollector123 said:Got more seasons than swamp thing.
If only Netflix had Swamp Thing, too.
Got more seasons than swamp thing.
