HBO Max has canceled six other animated projects, including Batman: Caped Crusader. on Monday, TVLine I mentioned that the series is coming from Batman: The Animated SeriesBruce Timm is no longer produced with JJ Abrams for HBO Max. The company and the other five projects will reportedly continue production as it is marketed to other outlets.
Batman: Caped Crusader It got a serial order from HBO Max and Cartoon Network 15 months ago and was set to be a reimagining of the Batman legends. In addition to Timm and Abrams, Matt Reeves and Ed Brubaker also serve as executive producers on the project and have been previously described as “utilizing the latest animation and technology available, Batman: Caped Crusader Once again, he will reinvent Batman and his iconic rogue exhibit with cutting-edge storytelling, accurate characters, and intense action sequences, all in a visually stunning world.”
The series will mark Timm’s long-awaited return to the Batman animation on TV, after leading the Emmy Award-winning Batman: The Animated Series. For Reeves and Abrams, the collaboration has been important on multiple levels — for one thing, the pair have been friends and collaborators since they were 13 years old, working on projects like Felicity And the Cloverfield. On another level, they both recently signed landmark deals with WarnerMedia – Abrams for an all-inclusive deal, and Reeves for an all-in TV deal.
“We are very excited to be working together to bring this character back, and tell exciting new stories in Gotham City,” Tim, Abrams, and Reeves said in a statement when the series was announced. “The series will be exciting, cinematic, and reminding of Batman’s dark roots, while delving into the psyche of these iconic characters. We can’t wait to share this new world.”
Also canceled in this latest wave Merry Little Batman The Day the Earth Exploded: The Looney Tunes Movie Goodbye Bunny: The Musical Looney Tunes Did It Over the Holidays: The Steve Urkel StoryAnd the The Amazing World of Gumball: The Movie.
These projects are just the latest to fall victim to an ongoing shift in HBO Max’s strategy that in recent weeks has seen several animation projects scrapped, removed from the streaming platform, or otherwise cancelled. Earlier today, another original animated movie was reported, Driftwood Last week, HBO Max announced that it was removing shows like close enoughAnd the Aquaman: King of Atlantis, Infinity Train and many others.
“As we work to bring our content catalogs together on one platform, we will make changes to the display of content available on both HBO Max and Discover +. This will include removing some content from both platforms,” the company said in a statement. he got it Limit at that time. “At the same time, we’re already starting to put our content catalogs together like launching a CNN Originals Hub on Discover+ and a curated collection of Magnolia Network content coming soon on HBO Max.”
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