But now Joss Whedon is taking on a new challenge as he’s going to be directing a Batgirl film for DC. The world recently found out about Joss Whedon’s Batgirl film, but Kevin Feige told THR he’s known for months, and he completely supports Joss.

“He called. A couple months ago, which he didn’t have to do and was super cool of him and super nice of him,” Feige said. “And we couldn’t be more supportive. We want to see a Joss Whedon Batgirl film be awesome.”

Joss Whedon isn’t the only Marvel Studios alumni that will soon be working with a different studio, as it was also recently announced that Josh Brolin will be playing Cable in “Deadpool 2.” Feige was also asked about the fact that Thanos and Cable will be played by the same actor, and he feels that the characters are different enough so it won’t be a problem.

“We don’t have anything written into our contracts about other roles that people can do,” said Feige when asked about the casting. “Indiana Jones and Han Solo are the same person … it hasn’t been a problem. And I think Thanos and Cable are two very different characters.”

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Stars like Melissa Benoist and Grant Gustin were formerly cast members of the musical show “Glee” so there’s no denying that the cast members have the chops to pull this off.

However, in order to get it right the musical crossovers are going to need the perfect director at the helm, and according to That Hashtag Show the crossovers will be directed by none other than Joss Whedon.

Joss Whedon knocked it out of the park with “The Avengers” in 2012 and he’s also no stranger to musicals.

Over the years Whedon has received a lot of praise for the musical episode of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” titled “Once More With Feeling.” He also directed an episode of “Glee” in the past.

According to the report the villain of the crossover episodes will be Music Meister, a character who was created for the musical episode of “Batman: The Brave and the Bold” and was voiced by Neil Patrick Harris.

That Hashtag Show’s sources are adamant that Whedon is in, but the CW has not confirmed the news so it should be treated as a rumor for now.

Would you like to see Joss Whedon direct an episode of “The Flash” and “Supergirl” sound off in the comments below.

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