DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn left his fans scrambling to solve a weirdly cryptic message on Threads thought to be a potential tease for the DCU.

Superman definitely struck a chord with a wide range of viewers, earning it a respectable 83% on Rotten Tomatoes and over $616 million at the worldwide box office. Gunn has already announced that a sequel is on the way, titled Man of Tomorrow, which will see Superman team up with Luthor to defeat a new enemy, Braniac.

Ana de Armas suits up as Wonder Woman to replace Gal Gadot in new DC Universe art as the Diana Prince movie's script continues to be worked on.

Netflix’s massive acquisition of Warner Bros. has the entertainment world spinning, and DC fans are understandably watching the situation with raised eyebrows. With Netflix chief Ted Sarandos openly dismissing the idea of long theatrical windows,

James Gunn. Image courtesy of DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures The question has been lingering in the minds of many a discerning DC fan, comic book reader, collector, historian, and casual

The DC Studios co-chief spoke to influencers and media at a New York event ahead of the teaser trailer’s drop Thursday

James Gunn is deep in the world building phase of the new DC Universe, but fans can’t stop asking the same question… what will the next Batman look like when he finally steps into the DCU? Gunn jumped into a recent Threads discussion to clear the air a bit,

Warner Bros. is officially being sold to Netflix. Now, DC Studios’ James Gunn and Peter Safran have addressed the ongoing mergers, as it’s revealed their contracts have been extended.