It wouldn’t be hyperbolic to call Warner Bros.’ handling of their DC properties over the last decade shambolic, and that might even be putting it lightly. The studio has stumbled from one approach to another, failing to settle on a unified tone or creative direction, something that doesn’t look as though it’ll change at any point in the near future. Henry Cavill was cast as Superman over ten years ago, with Man of Steel designed as the launchpad for a sprawling shared mythology that would theoretically compete with Kevin Feige’s Marvel Cinematic Universe. Eleven movies were announ...