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Much of that comes down to the studio’s decision to foster two versions of Aquaman simultaneously, drafting in Beall and Kurt Johnstad in the summer of 2014 to iron out one, while David Leslie Johnson was welcomed aboard to pen another.
During his time away from Atlantis, Beall took point on CBS’ TV spinoff of Training Day, writing and even executive producing the upcoming pilot. That afforded Warner Bros. and, in particular, James Wan and Geoff Johns time to survey the scene and effectively outline the core premise of their Aquaman movie, bringing us to the present day where Will Beall has been rehired as the solo writer.
Jason Momoa will emerge from the deep blue, trident in hand, when Aquaman roars into theaters on July 27, 2018.
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