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With "Stargirl", the DC Universe platform will broadcast four live-action series, six in total, as announced at Comic Con San Diego. Geoff Johns, who was still artistic director of DC Comics a month ago, will be in charge.
After Titans, Doom Patrol and Swamp Thing, the DC Universe platform adds to its offer a fourth live-action series, the sixth in total: Stargirl. The announcement was made yesterday at Comic Con San Diego. Geoff Johns, who was still the artistic director of DC just a month ago, will be in charge, writing and directing, as well as production alongside Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter.
13 episodes are expected for this adaptation of the adventures of Courtney Whitmore, aka Stargirl, a character created by Geoff Johns himself in 1999. "Stargirl was the first character I created for DC. more importantly, Courtney Whitmore was inspired by my sister who died " Johns told the site Deadline . [La soeur de Geoff Johns a perdu la vie dans l’explosion du vol TWA 800 en 1996, ndr] "Having the opportunity to tell a story by paying tribute to this superheroine was my priority, because it's a very personal thing for me, and a character who encourages youth, transmission and who encourages me to go forward seems to me particularly important today. "
In the series, Courtney Witmore, aka Stargirl, then high school student, will partner with the Justice Society of America to fight the bad guys of the past and of the present.
So far, Stargirl has made two live appearances: in Smallville, where she was played by Britt Irvin, and in Legends of Tomorrow, played by Sarah Gray. Regarding the launch of the DC Universe platform, it is planned for the autumn.
The Titans trailer unveiled at Comic Con:
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