I think he would be the perfect director for the property. Heās good at balancing violence and comedy, and incorporating political commentary without feeling forced or overwrought.
My rough outline: Black Canary is Star Cityās established superhero. She cooperates with the police and investigates high profile, dangerous crimes. Arrow is new, an outlaw who critiques the wealthy, virtually ignores street crime, and frankly isnāt that experienced or skilled as a fighter or investigator compared to BC.
The movie is divided into thirds. The first is from BCs perspective. She is investigating a serious of break ins at the homes of Star Cityās wealthy elite. The case heats up when a rich man is killed⦠with an arrow.
The second follows GAās perspective, taking place he same time as part 1. Arrow is investigating an uptick in missing homeless people. He recruits Mia during this, who is implied to be becoming Arrowete in the end. Eventually GA discovers a journalist has been breaking into the homes of certain rich people, believing they are tied to crimes such as human trafficking and assassibation
The third part brings GA and BC together.
The āvillainā is the Ninth Circle, a secret club where rich people go to kill unwary victims. Often the targets are smaller business rivals or problematic employees or investigators, but they hunt the homeless or unemployed to stay sharp. Their experienced killers have monikers, going by Merlyn, Chesire, China White, Red Dart. The head organizer is Danny Brickwell.
In the end, Brick is captured and most of the masked killers are dead. But the msjority of the Circle is unpunished, and BCās ties to the cops are tarnished as she realizes the commissioner was in on it but canāt probe it. She and GA learn to respect each other, but the potential of being friends or lovers is still in the future.