Snyder did an AMA a few hours ago:
OK folks! I have to run to help with the kids BUT, I’d love to do this again ASAP and keep asking me anything you want on Twitter as I’ll try to answer more often than I have been over there ssnyder1835
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"Generations is more of a recounting of DC History right now, rather than being a big catalyst for things. The reconnecting of continuity - making it all one big story - is our job via Death Metal and we're honored and humbled and excited and terrified to be doing it "
5G (the future replacements part) is definitely dead.
also
" Hey! Thanks a lot. Doomsday Clock DOES play a big part in Death Metal. Nothing we do will change the (amazing) events of that book, but the effects of Manhattan's actions reverberate throughout the start of the story. Th goal with Death Metal is to say - look, DC has had all these great stories from long ago to just this year, but (if we're being honest) we've become too disconnected in out continuity. Black Label, other imprints, it's great to have standalone stories. But in mainline DC, it's become hard to tell what our history is, what connects. The post it on my computer for Death Metal is "everything matters" and our goal is reward you guys for your years of dedication and passion for these characters and stories by honoring as much as we can of the past, while blasting forward in the most fun way possible "
" I'd love to write a real run on Wonder Woman someday. I have a story I've been dying to do. But also Dr Fate. Marvel wise, I have a bog Captain America story I've been wanting to write forever. And a Hulk epic called "smash everything" that I hope to write one day. And a Wolverine idea… One day! "
I bet he's gonna branch out after Death Metal.
" I mean, there's no topping Stephen King, man. There was no getting over it. He was a blast, too - he was funny as hell, always messing with us on American Vampire by writing a script and then having Skinner or Pearl turn into a bat or mist or something at the end and I'd get all nervous about having to tell Stephen King our vampires didn't work that way, and so I'd build up my courage, get him on the phone and he'd be like, "Scott, I was just ■■■■■■' with ya." "