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6. Dial H for Hero

If Marvel found success in embracing the weirder corners of their universe in flicks like Guardians of the Galaxy, DC can probably do the same.

Robby Reed (whose name I didn’t have to look up because I am a giant dork) came into contact with a mysterious artifact: a phone dial that—hang on.

A phone dial was this thing that…y’know what? No. I’m not explaining this one to you. I guarantee you I am younger than you are and I know what a phone dial is, so maybe you should, too.

But anyhoo, Robby figures out that, by dialing H-E-R-O, he can become a random superhero with a unique set of powers and abilities. Robby fights evil by switching at will between a myriad of these weird and wacky characters.

Also, Robby for some reason would regularly yell “sockamagee” as an exclamation. I…I don’t know why. If this concept sounds familiar to you, it’s because Cartoon Network would turn a riff on this idea into a massively successful franchise under the name Ben 10.

So yeah, I’m sure a Dial H movie would be just as successful, especially if it’s taking on more of an “80s kids adventure movie” tone.