The DCU is full of upcoming movies and shows. Superman has already arrived, and it’s doing great, both at the box office and with critics. Fans are now waiting for Supergirl, which is coming next year with Milly Alcock in the lead role and Jason Momoa playing Lobo.

James Gunn has shared his reaction to the script for The Batman 2. Matt Reeves’ The Batman movie was released in United States theaters in 2022. Following the release of The Penguin spin-off series, a direct sequel,

James Gunn has finally responded to the rumours about casting Reacher actor Alan Ritchson as the Batman of the DCU. Ever since, Gunn and Peter Safran has been taped as the new DC Studios

Obviously, the most hilarious move would be to hire Cavill as a new DCU version of Batman/Bruce Wayne, though that feels very unlikely. At the same time, there are plenty of villains Cavill could play in the DCU. In fact, imagining him as Brainiac or Darkseid already feels kind of awesome.

While fans continue to wait for the arrival of superheroes like Batman and Wonder Woman in the DCU, James Gunn seems to have teased the potential appearance of a rather obscure character from DC Comics,

With James Gunn and Peter Safran now in charge, there’s a plan to build something consistent from the ground up. Part of that involves separating which stories belong to the new universe and which ones don’t.

We all felt it. Superhero movies were starting to feel like reheated leftovers. Sure, we still watched them, but the thrill and excitement? It faded. The genre that once kicked down the door with wild imagination and bold storytelling had turned into a familiar loop of clean,

James Gunn's recent interview has sparked speculation about Animal Man's potential involvement in future DCU projects. Animal Man, a relatively unknown superher

Creature Commandos Season 2 gets an unexpected update from DC Studios' James Gunn, who wrote the first season of the show.

James Gunn had to make tough call when it came to a DC movie that was being developed that he was intially excited about. In a recent interview with NPR , the DC Studios co-CEO revealed more details a