A "Gotham Knights" TV series is in progress at The CW from three "Batwoman" essayists, Variety has learned.
The undertaking hails from scholars Natalie Abrams, James Stoteraux, and Chad Fiveash. Stoteraux and Fiveash are leader makers on the show, with Abrams co-chief delivering. Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, and David Madden of Berlanti Productions will likewise leader produce. Warner Bros. TV is the studio.
"Gotham Knights" depends on the characters made for DC by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. It's anything but a side project of "Batwoman," nor is it attached to the forthcoming "Gotham Knights" computer game.
In the show, following Bruce Wayne's homicide, his defiant took on child produces a far-fetched partnership with the offspring of Batman's foes when they are completely outlined for killing the Caped Crusader. What's more as the city's most needed crooks, this rebel band of oddballs should battle to clear their names. Yet, in a Gotham with no Dark Knight to ensure it, the city dives into the most hazardous it's always been. In any case, trust comes from the most startling of spots as this group of bungled criminals will turn into its up and coming age of rescuers known as the Gotham Knights.
Fiveash and Stoteraux are as of now chief makers on "Batwoman," which debuted its third season in October. Their different credits incorporate "Gotham," "Krypton," and "The Vampire Diaries." They are repped by Verve.
Abrams was once in the past an author for Entertainment Weekly. As a TV essayist, she has composed for "Batwoman," "Supergirl," and "All American."
"Gotham Knights" is the most recent DC show at the CW from the Berlanti camp. Notwithstanding "Batwoman," Berlanti Productions at present creates "The Flash," "Legends of Tomorrow," "Stargirl," and "Superman and Lois" for the telecaster. Individual DC shows "Bolt" and "Supergirl" as of late finished.
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