Thanks to the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, Birds of Prey is no longer the lowest-grossing installment in the DCEU, with the unwanted distinction now falling to Wonder Woman 1984, something that would have been unthinkable this time last year. In fact, the Harley Quinn-centric spinoff was the biggest-earning comic book adaptation of 2020 at the box office, which wouldn’t have felt like even the remotest of possibilities after it bombed and barely scraped past $200 million globally.
Despite the severe lack of fans who actually turned up to see it in the theater, though, Birds of Prey almost instantly managed to find new life as a cult favorite. Margot Robbie admitted that the prospect of a sequel is unlikely, but the movie has found itself trending online on a regular basis as supporters continue to celebrate it at every turn.
The latest movement behind Birds of Prey to gather support is the idea of a spinoff series for Jurnee Smollet-Bell’s Black Canary, with the fanbase now mobilizing on social media to try and raise awareness behind their campaign to see it happen, and you can check out some of the reactions below.
We want more of her! #BlackCanaryHBOSeries pic.twitter.com/TUqYBWltKC
— best of dc girls (@girIsofdc) March 31, 2021
We need to see them together again
#BlackCanaryHBOSeries @jasonkilar @Caseybloys pic.twitter.com/4gPwXsMYj6
— Birds of Prey (@preyofbirdsdc) March 31, 2021
I would love a Black Canary show on HBO Max. I think Miss Dinah Lance AND @jurneesmollett deserve it! #BlackCanaryHBOSeries pic.twitter.com/TfRtRNEjVE
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Prowling Gambino
(@ProwlingGambino) March 31, 2021
Nice to see #BlackCanaryHBOSeries trending
She was easily one of the best things in Birds of Prey, I need more of Jurnee in the DCEU. pic.twitter.com/bKzk79NWOe
— korianders (@Tom95922593) March 31, 2021
Because I want badass martial arts fight scenes #BlackCanaryHBOSeries @jasonkilar @Caseybloys pic.twitter.com/yx5WwlBwEK
— Jo
(@prettybirdll) March 31, 2021
BLACK CANARY & HUNTRESS.
One of the greatest duos in comic book history, change my mind. #BlackCanaryHBOSeries so we can see them again. pic.twitter.com/b6oQrvoeYK
— dimitri THEE prince Κ¬⁸⁴ (@dianaTHEEprince) March 31, 2021
I am so ready for a #BlackCanaryHBOSeries!
Jurnee gave such a passionate performance as Dinah and there's so much material to work with.
I WANT THIS SHOW!
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(@KryptonsArchive) March 31, 2021
dinah lance and dinah drake i think. #BlackCanaryHBOSeries pic.twitter.com/2F8BustLaq
— damian⊗ (@damcanary) March 31, 2021
LET THEM HEAR THE BLACK DAMN CANARY #BlackCanaryHBOSeries pic.twitter.com/17ytqGA9VH
— gio
Listen. A Black Canary movie. #BlackCanaryHBOSeries. A BoP sequel. A double headline Black Canary/Green Arrow movie. Just get @jurneesmollett and Black Canary back! pic.twitter.com/JfgbP9Ro0k
— Demi Joie (@DreemiFilms) March 31, 2021
The eventual success of the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut campaign, which has now been replaced by #RestoreTheSnyderVerse, is only going to lead to these sorts of things happening more and more often, no matter how little interest there may be at boardroom level in continuing the Birds of Prey saga on either the big or small screens.
There’s definitely mileage in a spinoff for Smollet-Bell’s Black Canary, but all of the retweets in the world aren’t going to influence the WarnerMedia execs in the slightest, especially when they’re in the midst of trying to sweep the SnyderVerse under the rug.
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