James Gunn’s revamped DCU is less than two weeks old, but fans are already grilling the DC Studios co-head about potential problems with the shared universe’s power-scaling.

James Gunn’s new DC Comics cinematic universe, which aims to rival the MCU, kicks off with the zany animated show “Creature Commandos.”

DC Studios co-chief and "Creature Commandos" creator James Gunn explains how the new animated series will begin building out the new DC Universe.

In an interview with Variety, Gunn explained that Creature Commandos is just a small taste of what to expect. “I just liked the idea of a soft intro to our universe in which met

Leaning on James Gunn's penchant for affable oddballs and musical montages, 'Creature Commandos' doesn't stray far from its 'Suicide Squad' origins.

When asked which superhero had his favorite origin story, co-president of DC Studios James Gunn quickly went to one name: Batman. He also, however, made it pretty clear that as much as he loves Batman’s origin, maybe its time on the big screen is over. At least for a while.

THE CHARACTERS OF DC Comics have taken many on-screen forms through the years, on both the big screen and the small, and getting the most iconic characters in that world right has long been a high priority for Warner Bros.

This article contains spoilers for Creature Commandos. Why Creature Commandos? When DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn announced the first slate of new DC Universe projects since his annointment as creative lead of the embattled DCU,

Warning: SPOILERS for the Creature Commandos episode “Cheers to the Tin Man” are ahead! There are a lot of upcoming DC movies and upcoming DC TV shows to look forward to in the new DC Universe franchise spearheaded by James Gunn,

DC Studios co-head James Gunn recently touched upon why The Bride of Frankenstein only has two arms in Creature Commandos. This comes after the Bride battled Circe in a Creature Commandos clip. Gunn brought this subject up over on Threads,