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James Gunn is the man in charge of the creative side of the DC Universe at Warner Bros., and before that, he was the creative mastermind behind the Guardians of the Galaxy for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has followed his career. After getting his break with…
James Gunn just shut down the idea that Lanterns wasn’t made for comic book fans. The DC Studios co-CEO responded to criticism on Threads, defending the show’s creative choices while hinting that not everything is as it seems.
The world is burning, WarnerMount is going to happen,and everything is shit. I’ll be back with some WarnerMount analysis tomorrow, but for this moment, I’m just going to talk about something I enjoy: Lanterns.
James Gunn Teases Comic Book Retcon in Man of Tomorrow (& It Could Redeem a Misunderstood Character)
Man of Tomorrowrecently wrapped production, and it looks to be setting up one of the greatest superhero team up movies of all time. The characters surrounding Superman are starting to form a pretty specific team from DC history, and technically they are the Justice League. Just, maybe not the big seven fans have come to…
Crunchyroll is bringing some of Hollywood’s most recognizable names to a first-of-its-kind anime industry gathering this fall.
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DC Studios and HBO have reportedly abandoned two major DCU TV shows and rejected pitches for two Batman spin-offs, but there is good news for one show. James Gunn’s DCU is about to release its third TV show after Creature CommandosSeason 2 and PeacemakerSeason 2, with Lanternsset to premiere on HBO on Sunday, August 16.…
Man of Tomorrow is the direct follow-up to 2025’s Superman, set to introduce Brainiac (Lars Eidinger) to theatrical audiences for the first time while tasked with convincing audiences and investors of the viability of the DC Universe strategy. James Gunn is writing and directing the sequel himself, reuniting David Corenswet (Superman/Clark Kent) and Nicholas Hoult…