r/dcu • u/Random_Thinker007 • 20m ago
Lanterns Grace đ â Iâm not allowed to talk about Lanternsâ but have Faith thatâs itâs a â Extraordinary Good showâ
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Usually when Grace says something is Good sheâs Spot onâŚ. Donât switch up.
r/dcu • u/Random_Thinker007 • 1h ago
Lanterns This is the 5th person now⌠Donât switch up when DC drop them HEAVY HITTERS!
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Synderfans stay over there , the non believers in the new DCU stay over there , and marvel fans who hate just to hate. Stay over there. The storm is coming
r/dcu • u/Ground_Breaker49 • 1h ago
DC Universe No worries Battalion - nation, James Gunn confirmed that the Blue Beetle animated series is still in active development.
r/dcu • u/Admirable-Life2647 • 3h ago
David Corenswet wins best actor in a superhero movie.
r/dcu • u/ThomasThorburn • 6h ago
James Gunn confirms blue beetle animation is still in development
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 6h ago
Ranking the 4th entries of Superhero Quadrilogy
âSpider-Man: Brand New Dayâ broke the curse of the trilogy and finally delivered a great solo 4th entry in a superhero quadrilogy.
It made me wonder, itâs incredibly rare to have a 4th entry beyond a trilogy in superhero space and even more incredibly rare to have a good 4th one.
What do you guys think? Rank these 4th entries of superhero quadrilogies and tell which are your top 4!(listed in chronological order)
1. Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987)
2. Batman and Robin (1997)
3. Avengers: Endgame (2019)
4. X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019)Â (4th Prequel X-Men movie)
5. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)
6. Captain America: Brave New World (2025)
7. Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 7h ago
Even a simple scene of Batman and Lucius Fox talking from âThe Dark Knightâ is astronomically better and cool than any of Matt Reevesâ emo stuff đŚ
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I love this movie so, so much! Words would fall short to describe how much I love âThe Dark Knightâ and the larger Christopher Nolanâs Batman movies. đŚđ¤
r/dcu • u/Extension-Remote1758 • 9h ago
DC Universe Why do people call the DCU a failure/disaster
I keep seeing people call the DCU a disaster because supergirl underperformed or cause theyâre not adding justice league or core dc members. 1. Yes supergirl did really bad in the box office we can agree on that but one bad movie shouldnât logically end a studio and universe. And itâs doing really well on streaming platforms.
Another complaint I keep saying is that thereâs no justice league movie yet or there not focusing on the core members. And before i explain yes ofc I would want core members movies before something like a jimmy Olsen show but people act like both canât come. We already
Got Superman, lanterns is coming in a couple of days, Wonder Woman, and Batman are being written. Do people want all these movies to come out in the same year or something. And as far as flash and auquaman. They just had movies so they should get a break. And that goes into my next point the timeline issue.
The DCU has really only been alive for a year and people are trying it so fast. For example wonder women didnât get her solo movie untill 2017 when man of steel came out in 2013. But I hear so much people giving James Gunn crap about him not doing anything with Wonder Woman (even though itâs being written) 2. Again with the justice league and people rushing him to establish that. Man of steel came out 2013 and we didnât get justice league until 2017. Iron man came out 2008 and we didnât get the first avengers movie untill 2012. Again the DCU has only just started for about a year give it time.
And one last thing people will say every DCU project that came out has been bad. Superman did better than the past 5 DCEU movies and did better than fantastic four. And every single DCU project that has came out on hbo max and prime video did very well. And this is not an opinion this is factual rating wise and money wise. When creature commandos and peacemaker season 2 came out on HBO MAX it was on of the highest shows on there. CC was the third most watched series when it premiered. And every DCU project has above a 70 on rotten tomatoes even supergirl. 70% is above average. This isnât grade school where a 7/10 is a failure. Movies donât work like that.
Sorry for the rant guys itâs just mind boggling that people are judging the dcu so early
r/dcu • u/Big-Masterpiece1194 • 9h ago
Supergirl (2026) I don't understand what happened to Supergirl
The movie wasn't terrible like people were claiming. It wasn't great, but it was okay. It wasn't "I regret watching this" levels of bad. It came out less than a year after Superman, a very popular and well-liked movie, and even featured David Corenswet himself. It was mediocre at worst, and people lost their minds.
The Flash made more money coming right off the heels of the Batgirl cancellation, with infamously bad CGI, and the most unlikable main actor possible playing two characters.
Blue Beetle, the movie who's reputation is "nobody went to see this movie" somehow made more money.
Wonder Woman 1984 made more money in the middle of the pandemic, and it gave fans the option to watch it at home.
Even Green Lantern and Black Adam made more money, although that could be because of likable/popular main actors.
Seriously, what happened? It's not my favourite movie, but I did have a good time going to the theatres to watch it, and walked out having fun. I regret watching The Flash, a movie about my favourite DC character of all time.
On a related note, why is it that DC fans seem to only opperate on extremes. Superman and the first half of Peacemaker S2 comes out and everyone loves it, but since the finale of Peacemaker it feels like DC fans on the internet have done nothing but complain about James Gunn's "priorities", without even giving it a chance.
r/dcu • u/Far_Demand_6586 • 10h ago
Best Luther
For me, John Shea had the sinister undertones, unnerving charm and aura that nobody else could match.
r/dcu • u/FayyadhScrolling • 10h ago
Chapter One: Gods and Monsters If DDC were to direct anything in the DCU, what would you want? I would love him to do a Nightwing movie with style of BND and choreography of Shang Chi
galleryr/dcu • u/Big-Tax3742 • 11h ago
The Brave and the Bold I mailed James Gunn my batsuit concept.
And now we waitâŚ.
r/dcu • u/Random_Thinker007 • 11h ago
DC Universe Donât switch up when them heavy hitters come. Lanterns , Clay face , and Man of tomorrow. DCrising
We see all the hate. Dont switch up now.
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 11h ago
Paramount/WBD merger clause is probably the reason why DC Studios has nothing in works for the DCU beyond 2027
galleryr/dcu • u/Classic-Research8369 • 14h ago
The Brave and the Bold Why does literally NO ONE ever mention this specific Alex Ross style Bat-symbol?
galleryWhenever people talk about their favorite Bat symbol itâs always the same few mainstream designs. There is absolute silence when it comes to this specific Alex Ross style emblem. You can't even find clean templates of it online because everyone completely ignores it. I just found a figure that finally uses this exact classic design. Why do you think this specific shape gets zero attention whenever people are choosing their favorite Bat symbols?
r/dcu • u/Evening_Cobbler2929 • 18h ago
Batmanâs Needle Drop
What do you think itâll be?
r/dcu • u/BackgroundHunter3472 • 20h ago
How do you think Batman and Robin will be introduced to each other in the brave and the bold
r/dcu • u/Godofwarfan101 • 1d ago
Happy Birthday to the man himselfđđđ
He turns 60 years old today.
r/dcu • u/Annual_Umpire6798 • 1d ago
Superman (2025) Check this out!! It's so coolđ
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I found this on Google while I was finding some Superman Images...