James Gunn and Peter Safran are ready to really start their DCU journey with 'Superman,' but they know it will not always be easy.

In fact, there’s already an example of this in the DCU. Batman appearing in Creature Commandos is exactly this. They don’t know who is playing Batman yet, nor what the specific story of his film will be, but they know they are going to make a Batman film. Batman is out there. So that’s why that got a tease.

James Gunn recently gave a group of reporters a status update on the DCU at a DC Studios presentation. Among many other tidbits revealed, we learned that Gunn is already hard at work scripting the next DCU movie he’ll direct after Superman. He’s certainly keeping very busy these days.

Fans are eager for the DCU to match the scale and Marvel Cinematic Universe, but DC Studios co-chairmen James Gunn and Peter Safran are just taking it one movie at a time. They spoke about their plans at a recent press event attended by ComicBook,

We've got updates on Authority, Booster Gold, Swamp Thing, Teen Titans, Peacemaker, and so much more—right from DC Studios' James Gunn and Peter Safran.

With a six-year outlook for DC between series and films, what would be the warning signs that the brand becomes more of a machine than a place for organic stories? DC Co-Bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran were asked such at Friday’s press day for the studio in which they provided an update on the

James Gunn is unifying DC video games with films and TV, collaborating with Rocksteady and NetherRealm to create an interconnected DC Universe.

Superman’s James Gunn has weighed in on the role of post-credits scenes and how DC Studio approaches them. Instead of using them to tease future connections, DC aims to weave ke

James Gunn opens up about which of the announced DC Universe projects has been challenging to finalize. Following their initial announcement in January 2023, several movies and TV shows from the DCU's Chapter 1: "Gods and Monsters" slate have gone forward.

DC Studios CEO James Gunn has made it clear that he prioritising quality over speed in filmmaking, stating that he would rather "quit" than rush projects into production without ensuring they meet his creative standards.