‘I’m the gatekeeper for what’s possible’: Netflix isn’t interested in saving one SnyderVerse, but it will build another of its own from the ground up

Having never been one to do things by half, Rebel Moon set to mark his latest sprawling mythology.

Those plans to expand the Army of the Dead universe through none of which were his four-hour version of Justice League.

When one SnyderVerse falls, though, another rises. In an interview with Total Film, the filmmaker outlined yet more ambitious plans to craft an entire multimedia empire from Rebel Moon.

“I’m the gatekeeper for what’s possible. I’m the only one who knows where the whole story is going, and I do have it mapped all the way. We’re doing a narrative podcast, and an animated comic book, and an animated series. They all take place before the events of the movie. So you can start to understand the vastness of the mythology that we’ve been working on.”

Co-writer Kurt Johnstad went one step further to reveal that there’s almost a millennium of lore crafted already, which sounds like overkill, at least on the surface.

“The world is very, very detailed and fleshed out. There’s hundreds and hundreds of pages of documents of methodology and mythology and lore. The timeline goes back 800 years, from our movies.”

His DC days may be over, but to paraphrase Shakespeare; a SnyderVerse by any other name may smell just as sweet.