CW Working On Yet Another DC Comics Adaptation; iZOMBIE Heading To The Small Screen

Aren't there other characters that would do better on the small screen or is it because of the popularity of TWD?

AnnoDomini - dont forget Booster Gold for SyFy

I'm so happy about the Marvel Netflix news but I have one serious question to people like Panther X:

What, in recent memory, has Marvel TV done that makes you all confident these shows will be good?

You forgot about The Avenger also.

iZombie MUST BE A PART OF THE DCCU!!! !!! !!! I must bear witness to the epic interaction between her and, let's say, Dick Grayson. Lol.

Wow we are doing great with both companies DC and Marvel.

So here is what we may or will have with DC

1. Arrow
2. Flash
3. Constantine
4. Gotham PD
5. Hourman
6. BoosterGold
7. iZombie
8. WW origin show
9. Avenger

Did I miss anyting?

Not interested.

@JoeMomma29

1. Arrow
2. Flash
3. Constantine
4. Gotham PD
5. Hourman
6. BoosterGold
7. iZombie
8. WW origin show
9. Avenger

AND

10.Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)pilot tv show?

@ BlackJack

I agree with you, but there is a news article that it is still on the table for consideration. I am pretty confident that we will not have a WW show since she will be in on the big screen.

What I would like is a Sandman or Sand live action show!!!!!!!

@ CaptShipWreck

I can agree on the half the crap that CW puts out, but here is a small of list of current WB shows hmmmmmmmmm interesting.

Fringe (2008–2013, FOX) (Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions)
The Mentalist (2008–present, CBS)
Eleventh Hour (2008–2009, CBS) (Co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Granada America)
Southland (2009–2013, NBC) (Co-produced with John Wells Productions)
Eastwick (2009, ABC)
Hank (2009, ABC)
The Beautiful Life: TBL (2009, The CW)
The Vampire Diaries (2009–present, The CW) (Co-produced with CBS Television Studios)
The Forgotten (2009–2010, ABC) (Co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television)
V (2009–2011, ABC) (co-produced with ABC Studios; WB has international distribution rights outside the US)
The Middle (2009–present, ABC)
Life Unexpected (2010-2011, The CW) (co-produced with CBS Television Studios and LY Productions and Mojo Films)
Miami Medical (2010, CBS) (co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Bonanza Productions)
Chase (2010-2011, NBC) (co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Bonanza Productions)
Childrens Hospital (2010–present, Adult Swim) (Co-produced with Williams Street)
Hellcats (2010, The CW) (with CBS Television Studios)
Human Target (2010–2011, FOX)
Nikita (2010–present, The CW)
Past Life (2010, FOX)
Romantically Challenged (2010, ABC)
Undercovers (2010, NBC) (Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions)
Mike & Molly (2010–present, CBS) (Co-produced with Chuck Lorre Productions)
Better with You (2010–2011, ABC)
The Whole Truth (2010, ABC) (co-produced with Jerry Bruckheimer Television)
$h*! My Dad Says (2010-2011, CBS) (co-produced with KoMut Entertainment)
Shameless (2011–present, Showtime)
Harry's Law (2011–2012, NBC)
Hart of Dixie (2011–present, The CW) (with CBS Television Studios)
Ringer (2011-2012, The CW) (with ABC Studios and CBS Television Studios)
The Secret Circle (2011-2012, The CW) (with CBS Television Studios)
2 Broke Girls (2011–present, CBS)
Person of Interest (2011–present, CBS) (Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions)
Suburgatory (2011–present, ABC)
I Hate My Teenage Daughter (2011-2012, FOX)
Work It (2012, ABC) (Co-produced with Bonanza Productions and Summer School Productions)
Are You There, Chelsea? (2012, NBC) (Co-produced with Borderline Amazing Productions and Werner Entertainment)
Alcatraz (2012, FOX) (Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions)
Major Crimes (2012–present, TNT)
Revolution (2012–present, NBC) (Co-produced with Bad Robot Productions and Kripke Enterprises)
Partners (2012, CBS)
666 Park Avenue (2012, ABC) (Co-produced with Alloy Entertainment)
Arrow (2012–present, The CW) (Co-produced with Berlanti Television and DC Comics)
Emily Owens, M.D. (2012-2013, The CW)
The Carrie Diaries (2013-present, The CW)
Newsreaders (Co-produced with Williams Street and Abominable Pictures) (2013–present, Adult Swim)
The Following (2013-present, FOX)
Cult (2013, The CW)

Though I highly doubt this show will be connected to the DCU at all!

@Gliderman

I will agree with you on Arrow, Flash, Gotham, and Constantie. But a show like this nooooooo.

Dexter meets the walking dead....