Justice delayed? Maybe—for now. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Peacemaker is pretty straightforward, with the exception of the appearance by a certain group [the Justice League] at the end.

Peacemaker’s crowd-pleasing, season-ending interaction with the Justice League is now merely a fun memory and not a part of the new DCU’s canon, James Gunn has made clear in a new interview. To recap that “super” cameo from the Peacemaker Season 1 finale: As the titular Chris Smith (played by John Cena) marched away from a climatic battle scene with an unconscious Harcourt (Jennifer Holland) in his arms,

Superman director and DC Studios boss James Gunn has shed new light on the DCU's status quo, including the role Metahumans play in the world. He's also teased some groundbreaking technology in the

Comparisons between Justice League Unlimited #1 and the animated series of the same name are inevitable. They are also profoundly apt. Both center around a reformed legion of DC Comics‘ superheroes, expanded after what was seemingly Earth’s darkest hour.

As we all know, Black Adam has changed the hierarchy of power in the DCU, and now James Gunn is resetting the whole endeavor with his upcoming Superman film. All things regarding the decade-long run of films that Zack Snyder was able to make at the highest possible level will be stripped away in favor of Gunn’s new canon.

Buckles, Caped Crusader fans, because the buzz around the casting of James Gunn’s next interaction of the Dark Knight is reaching a fever pitch. With Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman Part II continuing its gritty,

James Gunn's Superman movie is now having test screenings. Superman will be released in United States theaters in 2025. The first official feature film set within Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU, Superman stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent while Rachel Brosnahan is playing Lois Lane.