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selfishmisery said:
The same wiki that said Shazam was in 2019? And put "Game of Thrones ended on [such-and-such date]" (a DC Wiki)?

I won't even read it. :p
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Oh I didn't know!

Also, will do you include that Flash (Ezra Miller) with Flash (Grant Gustin) scene in Crisis Part 4 in this timeline?
Thanks to Flash Gustin, Flash Miller chose "The Flash" and maybe it will have some other tie-ins (Earth-DCEU has been restored but with some consequences, like Batman's new face?)
 
selfishmisery said:
Margot Robbie seems to insinuate that Birds of Prey is "a couple years" after Suicide Squad.

Fair enough. Before Shazam perhaps.

And yes, I saw the Batsuit reveal already.
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Well, a couple isn't always used to mean two, but that's what it's supposed to mean, so I agree.

Dok95 said:
Oh I didn't know!

Also, will do you include that Flash (Ezra Miller) with Flash (Grant Gustin) scene in Crisis Part 4 in this timeline?
Thanks to Flash Gustin, Flash Miller chose "The Flash" and maybe it will have some other tie-ins (Earth-DCEU has been restored but with some consequences, like Batman's new face?)
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While that's canon, it doesn't show the DC Extended Universe's earth so theres no actual material to add, like the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man in Spider-Geddon.
 
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Birds of Prey seemed pretty vague on the timeline. I think placing it around its release is a pretty safe bet.
 
Pro Bot said:
A couple means two, so if we interpret Margot Robbie literally, 2018 is correct.
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Nothing in the movie says it has to be 2018, though. Besides actors usually give answers like that. Just because she says a couple years, doesn't mean its exactly a couple years. If there's nothing in the movie contradicting it, then placing it around its release date makes sense.
 
Rman said:
Nothing in the movie says it has to be 2018, though. Besides actors usually give answers like that. Just because she says a couple years, doesn't mean its exactly a couple years. If there's nothing in the movie contradicting it, then placing it around its release date makes sense.
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Fine, you win. :p
 
Dok95 said:
4 books for Wonder Woman 1984:

- Meet Wonder Woman: https://dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Wonder_Woman_1984:_Meet_Wonder_Woman
- Destined for Greatness: https://dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Wonder_Woman_1984:_Destined_for_Greatness
- Truth, Love & Wonder: https://dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Wonder_Woman_1984:_Truth,_Love,_and_Wonder
- The Junior Novel: https://dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Wonder_Woman_1984:_The_Junior_Novel

Are there canon books?
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Only Truth, Love & Wonder may be an original story, so no, they aren't worth including except for possibly that.
 
selfishmisery said:
Not adding it unless DC confirms it.
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Yeah. Rather say it's a doll based on the in-universe Conjuring franchise and the DC Extended Universe's version of that particular character from Lights Out.

Also, hehe.
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Lights Out

"Lights Out" is the fourth and final chapter in the General Mills Presents Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice series, acting as a prequel to the 2016 film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. At an orphanage in Gotham City at night, three kids debate who is a better superhero: Batman or Superman...
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