The Dark Knight co-writer David Goyer recently spoke to Sci-Fi Wire about his Super Max script, the film that revolves around the character of the Green Arrow, which he has just turned into Warner Brothers."The studio really likes the script," Goyer said in an interview at Comic-Con to SFW.
"Green Arrow seems to be one of the characters in the wake of this phenomenal summer ... book-ended by Iron Man and The Dark Knight. I know that [for] Warner Brothers, Green Arrow is one of the characters that they're really interested in [and] seem to be interested in moving forward with next." Goyer added.
"It started out as a supervillain-escape idea, and the idea was, well, we can either go Marvel or DC," Goyer said of the genesis of the idea. "And I talked to both of them, and I kind of said, 'Well, who can you give me?' Because I needed a superhero that I can bounce off of. And I don't know. For my money it was, if we went Marvel, it would be Captain America. If we went DC, maybe Green Arrow. And Green Arrow seemed like the best fit."
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