James Gunn, one of the CEOs of DC Studios, said in a recent interview that viewers won’t need to watch every single DC project to follow along. He explained that while the productions are part of a connected universe,

James Gunn has clarified one key way that the DCU’s announcement and release schedule will be different than the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Gunn and Peter Safran’s forthcoming DCU officially debuts next month with an animated Creature Commandos series.

Co-CEO James Gunn is crafting a new shared universe, which will begin with his Superman movie. Gunn recently explained a big way the DCU will be different than the MCU, and I totally agree with his assessment.

DC Studios' co-head James Gunn underlines how the DCU's version of Superman is quite different from Zack Snyder's take on the Man of Steel.

And while fans look forward to seeing the new DCU begin with James Gunn's Superman, there's also a franchise set in another universe: Matt Reeves' The Batman (which is streaming with a Max subscription).

Part 2 being canceled, denying the claims on social media. He clarified that the delays were due to the creative process, not any production issues. This response comes amid growing speculation surrounding the film’s status in the DC Universe.

Creature Commandos will reference events in The Suicide Squad, but that doesn't mean they exist in the same continuity. James Gunn asserts the latter isn't DCU canon despite its adopted characters and stories.

J ames Gunn continues to reveal more details about the DCU, and his latest comments give me hope that one underrated DC character will be given justice. The DCU slate has many fam