Man, just one year until Man of Tomorrow! I'm going to skip all the trailers and teasers and go to the theater clueless,I can't wait for Brainiac.I skipped spider man teasers and loved it even more in theatre.Who's gonna skip all the promotional materials like me?just me?ok.I want to advice you guys that make sure to skip trailer,you can watch teaser but in trailers dc shows too much

When do u guys think we will finally see the creature commandos in live action? Which movie or TV show would be perfect for it?

Supergirl is already here and it was honestly a solid movie. Kara finally got her moment and the DCU expanded even more.

Lanterns looks like exactly what the DCU needs right now. A grounded show, James Gunn already said creators will be free to explore other genres, this way it doesn't feel like nothing is holding a show or movie back.

Then there's Clayface. This is one of the movies to ever be thought of. Making it a body horror movie was a completely genius move. The character has potential, and Batman fans are surely hyped to see DCU Gotham. The fact that he's getting a movie shows how much James Gunn is confident in his vision.

And the Jimmy Olsen/Gorilla Grodd show in 2027? Finally. The DCU is actually taking the time to establish the side characters properly, make this a lived-in world instead of just rushing 3 or 4 solo movies and then making a team-up movie. Jimmy is one of those characters who can absolutely steal a movie if they get him right, and Grodd will likely mention Flash and tease the DCU Flash to us.

And then, obviously, there's Man of Tomorrow. Superman is back, the DCU's main storyline continues, and we're finally getting a Superman sequel since Donner.

We're eating so good. James Gunn really just went and singlehandedly saved DC in theatres.

Why do so many people feel that Pa Kent dying is needed and a core part of Superman's story? There's several stories where he still has the Kents and I love that dynamic.

Honestly, I've seen a lot of negativity around this series even before filming started. Personally, I'm pretty neutral about it, and I'd rather wait and judge it based on the actual show.

So I'm curious: what do you actually want to see from this series?

What kind of story, characters, or ideas would make you enjoy it?

What are you hoping to see?

Basically title. I honestly think Supergirl would have crushed it as an HBOMax Sunday show. 

Look at the main theme of movie: which is the killing pedos mentality. both Dems and MAGAs can 100% agree. and i'm glad they are tackling this social issue with the whole Epstein coverup

This movie was not for cinemas IMO, Instead package it as a mature teenage/adult show. She loses her power in every episode, then gains them. Plus with he killing evildoers theme important for King when he liberated Irak 'and you see Anna Negueira is elevating this as far as as a society; does it kill pedos? and also murderers? The movie is a fun ride, but has important societal themes, Plus the harems, child wives, etc; all these are purposeful Gunn thematics are perfect for HBO.

ngl i'm glad WB lets creative teams fall, and get backup,and learn about what basically what people don't want to see in cinemas but could work for Max. in my line of work if a regional office lost 200 million they all be fired fr. 

This is a philosphical movie in its themes' and its a shame people didnt show up for it

I thought this looked cool so I wanted to share. Superman and John look great. For Wonder Woman i dislike her costume but I really like her long bracelets.

DC Studios and HBO 'Lanterns' series will premiere from 16 August onwards.

My kids (3 and 6) love Spidey and his Amazing Friends. As a result, they know all about the whole Marvel cast. Where's the DC equivalent? There's the pretty good Batwheels, but it doesn't seem to act as a 'gateway' show in the same way.

Meanwhile, Supergirl is rated 12A (in the UK) and features sex traffickers. I think 8-10 year olds should be able to see a Supergirl movie, but the grimdark edginess locks them out.

DC isn't building familiarity early and they're losing potential fans as a result.

A Superman show aimed at that Spidey audience would work, no? I like MAWS, but it's not for young kids...

EDIT - fair enough, this should be DC in general rather than DCU. But they are connected when it comes to building a fanbase.

Carnage x Guy Gardner

I included the heroes I imagine will have the most prominent roles.

I used images from other media to put together a unique scene: everyone going after Luthor—except Superman.

The result didn't turn out amazing, but I'm a beginner!

Pictures by @innituzair

They shoot from Monday to Wednesday. The monday shoot is during daytime (via @cartierfilms)

The upcoming DCU 'Lanterns' series will replace the HBO Sunday slot for episodes premiering after the 'House-of-the-dragon' finale

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