Writer-director James Gunn is hoping Man of Tomorrow, the anticipated sequel to the Superman film, will start filming by April 2026. Featuring David Corenswet’s...
James Gunn has announced his upcoming Superman Saga project, “Man of Tomorrow”. Scheduled for release on July 9, 2027, the film will see Superman...
Steve Agee, star of “Peacemaker,” shares details about the series’ second season, notable encounters with other DC characters, and his long-standing collaboration with James...
Robert Pattinson’s schedule continues to pile up as filming for Matt Reeves’ sequel to The Batman is set to begin in spring, Warner Bros....
The Man of Steel remains the same – faster than a speeding bullet and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, still...
DC Studios has identified James Watkins as the director for the upcoming Clayface feature film, scripted by horror expert, Mike Flanagan. Watkins, who recently...
Is DC’s gaming universe in jeopardy? Recent reports suggest that the upcoming Wonder Woman game may be facing challenges, with cancelled projects based on...
Production for the highly anticipated Green Lantern series, Lanterns, has officially begun, much to the excitement of fans. In a pair of behind-the-scenes photos,...
Superman fans are keeping a close eye on the upcoming film directed by James Gunn, with recent speculation suggesting that CGI was used to...
Deadline reports that Danish actor Ulrich Thomsen has been cast as Sinestro, the iconic DC Comics villain, in HBO’s upcoming Lanterns series. This series,...
DC’s highly anticipated film, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, has officially started production, and director James Gunn has provided fans with a sneak peek. In...
Is The Suicide Squad set in the DC Universe? James Gunn has clarified the film’s canon status in relation to other DC projects. According...
Could Daredevil’s Charlie Cox potentially join the DC Universe? In a recent interview, Cox shared his thoughts on which comic character he’d like to...
“The Flash just couldn’t catch a break at the box office,” says director Andy Muschietti, who blames the film’s failure on the fact that...
Is Robert Pattinson really joining the DC Universe? Andy Muschietti, the director of the upcoming Batman movie The Brave and the Bold, gave his...
Amy Adams, who previously played the role of Lois Lane in Man of Steel, has spoken out about Rachel Brosnahan taking on the iconic...
Jason Momoa, best known for his role as Aquaman in the DC universe, is joining the cast of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow as the...
HBO Max has officially renewed the adult animated series “Creature Commandos” for a second season, while the first season is still airing. The series, which is part of the new DC Universe continuity, has garnered success and audience appeal since its debut in December. “Creature Commandos” is the first release within the revamped DC Universe, paving the way for future projects in the narrative realm. The show, produced by DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation, features a talented cast including Viola Davis
The highly anticipated television series set in Arkham Asylum, developed for HBO Max and linked to the film ‘The Batman,’ has hit a roadblock in its development. The show, which underwent various changes in leadership and concept, was originally focused on the Gotham Police Department before transitioning to the Arkham Asylum setting. However, under the new DC Studios structure, the show is now being reconsidered and is not moving forward in its planned form. Despite the setback, there is still hope that a
James Gunn introduced Creature Commandos, an animated series from DC Studios, at the Annecy Animation Festival. The series will debut on Max in December and feature Viola Davis as the voice of Amanda Waller. Gunn’s vision for the DC Extended Universe aims to align film, TV, animation, and gaming with consistent characters and histories, allowing for crossover between mediums. Creature Commandos will continue the storyline from the Peacemaker season one finale. Gunn’s integrated vision allows characters to transition seamlessly among
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