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Potential Batman vs. Superman Titles Revealed

Though we've all been calling it Batman vs. Superman, Warner Bros.' upcoming Man of Steel sequel is actually still without an official title. While we have no word on what the moniker of the film might end up being, it's being reported today that the studio has registered several horrible titles with internet brand protection firm MarkMonitor.
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It is fairly easy to title a superhero movie. Most of the time, you just name it after the hero or their cool-sounding nickname (The Dark Knight, Man of Steel). However, bring two superheroes together, as in the case of the hotly anticipated 2015 duelling between the Caped Crusader and the Last Son of Krypton, and figuring out a title may be a little harder than you think. Batman vs. Superman seems like a good title, as does World’s Finest, a DC Comics series featuring the two illustrious heroes. But there is room for creativity.

This week, Warner Bros. registered a list of titles and domain names through MarkMonitor, an internet brand protection company, and unfortunately, they are all quite horrible.

  • Man of Steel Battle the Knight
  • Man of Steel Beyond Darkness
  • Man of Steel Black of Knight
  • Man of Steel Darkness Falls
  • Man of Steel Shadow of the Night
  • Man of Steel The Blackest Hour
  • Man of Steel The Darkness Within

Essentially, Warner Bros. is looking at keeping with the Man of Steel moniker and adding a Batman-related subtitle that illuminates how dark the sequel will be by making a play on words that has to do with darkness and knights. You know, with Batman being The Dark Knight and all that jazz. Considering how moody Man of Steel and Nolan’s Batman trilogy already is, adding a serious subtitle is probably unnecessary, though. Some of the extraneous words are even pre-existing titles (Darkness Falls, The Blackest Hour looks like The Darkest Hour, Black of Knight recalls that Martin Lawrence comedy, et cetera).

Whichever title the film gets, it is still likely that people buying a ticket will call it Batman vs. Superman. Just to remind you, Man of Steel 2: Electric Boogaloo hits theatres on July 17, 2015.

Which title would you give to the Batman and Superman film? My pick would be Man of Steel 2: The First One Sucked But Zack Snyder’s Films Have Such Great Trailers, You’ll Be Peer Pressured Into Seeing This. Hey, it’s an improvement on some of the ones listed above.


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Jordan Adler is a film buff who consumes so much popcorn, he expects that a coroner's report will one day confirm that butter runs through his veins. A recent graduate of Carleton's School of Journalism, where he also majored in film studies, Jordan's writing has been featured in Tribute Magazine, the Canadian Jewish News, Marketing Magazine, Toronto Film Scene, ANDPOP and SamaritanMag.com. He is also working on a feature-length screenplay.