Machinima have
announced today that they have greenlit the animated miniseries Justice League:
Gods and Monsters Chronicles, from Bruce Timm and Alan Burnett. The series is
based on the upcoming original animated film, Justice League: Gods and Monsters,
also executive produced by Timm, and Burnett that will be released later in 2015.
Justice League:
Gods and Monsters Chronicles will focus on alternate, much more darker versions
of DC's biggest names, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman. The series is
expected to debut on Machinima in the Spring of 2015, weeks before the film is
released.
“Ever since we
announced the Warner Bros. strategic investment, we have been looking for a new
and exciting way to tap into the company’s unmatched content. With ‘Justice
League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles,” Machinima will be the very first place
fans can experience a new vision for DC Comics’ beloved Superman, Batman and
Wonder Woman characters. In addition, we have built a first-of-its-kind package
for brands to engage with these characters to reach Machinima’s elusive
audience,” said Chad Gutstein, Machinma’s CEO.
“We couldn’t be happier to be
announcing our first new digital series today, and we’re even more excited that
it’s a collaboration with such accomplished storytellers as Bruce Timm and Alan
Burnett, who have been responsible for some of the most innovative and creative
DC Universe projects. We can’t wait for fans to have a chance to see the world
they have created when ‘Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles’ debuts on
Machinima next year.”
“We are committed to
delivering DC Entertainment’s extensive line-up of world-class characters and
stories to audiences across all platforms and formats,” stated DC Entertainment
President Diane Nelson. “’Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles’ is an
exciting opportunity to bring alternate versions of DC Comics’ iconic Justice
League characters to Machinima, and we look forward to bringing this new
animated shortform series to life with our partners across Warner Bros.” said Sam Register,
President of Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Digital Series.
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