Batman has debuted in the DCU thanks to Creature Commandos – and, according to James Gunn, we won't be seeing his origin story again. Of course, Batman has probably one of the most famous superhero origins of all time,

James Gunn gave an update about the future of The Flash in the DC Universe. It appears that they do not have an immediate plan to bring back the Scarlet Speedster on the big screen.

James Gunn has explained why Clayface will be the third feature film set within the DCU. The DCU officially kicked off earlier this month with the premiere of the animated Creature Commandos series. Gunn’s Superman film is scheduled to be released in July 2025,

A huge cameo occurred in Creature Commandos. James Gunn explains the impact this character will have on the DCU's future.

"We’re going to do great things with him,” the DC Studios co-chief adds The post First Look at DCU Batman: ‘He Already Exists in This Universe,’ James Gunn Says appeared first on TheWrap.

James Gunn recently weighed in on the possibility of a new Flash movie in the reimagined DC Universe. In a post on his official Threads account, Gunn emphasized his commitment to quality storytelling,

In an incredibly brief cameo, we see Batman on a roof where we know he subsequently takes Phosphorous down and that’s how he lands in Belle Reve.

The latest episode of Creature Commandos gives viewers a first look at Batman in the DC Universe that James Gunn and Peter Safran created. Episode 6 of the Max series offers the first glimpse of the Caped Crusdar in this new universe.

Creature Commandos episode 6 features a flashback to Doctor Phosphorus' origin, including a run-in with none other than Batman himself.

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.