DC Comics has announced several new animation projects, including My Adventures With Green Lantern! Find out more about them here!

Superman director and DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn is featured on a new variant cover for this May's Superman Unlimited #1, and the filmmaker stands tall alongside the DCU's Man of Steel, David Corenswet.

DC has revealed new art for its upcoming five-issue DC Black Label limited series based on the hit Peacemaker TV show, as well as confirming that James Gunn served as a story consultant for the new series.

James Gunn has given his most definitive comment yet regarding whether or not Robert Pattinson will be the DCU's Batman. Pattinson plays Bruce Wayne in Matt Reeves' The Batman. He'll soon reprise the role for a sequel that is arriving in 2027.

Jason Momoa is going from Aquaman to The Main Man. While Momoa’s Lobo casting in the upcoming Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow movie wasn’t announced until it surfaced in the press last December, it was “always part of the plan” that DC Studios co-chiefs Peter Safran and James Gunn unveiled back in January 2023.

Batman fans are currently going through a bit of a drought when it comes to new live-action movies. The Batman Part II was recently delayed until October 2027, meaning there’ll be a five-and-a-half-year gap between the original and the sequel.

Robert Pattinson was established as our current Dark Knight in writer and director Matt Reeves ’ The Batman before the big shake up at DC when James Gunn and Peter Safran stepped in to be the co-CEOs of the DC Film Department at Warner Bros.

Sorry, Battinson fans, Robert Pattinson will not be the Batman for the DCU. The studio has hinted at this several times now, but DC Studio co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran reiterated it with finality at a press event that ComicBook attended last week.

Much has been said about the possibility of Robert Pattinson's Batman joining the DCU but a new rumour claims to set the record straight on whether The Batman star will fall under James Gunn's purview.

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has explained why he brought Lobo into the DCU and reveals that fans will have to wait for a first look at Aquaman star Jason Momoa's transformation into the beloved anti-hero.

James Watkins is set to direct Clayface, DC’s creature feature scripted by Mike Flanagan, sources have confirmed to Deadline. DC Studios declined to comment. We were recently first to tell you that both Watkins and Jeff Wadlow were among those in the mix to helm the Clayface film.

Jason Momoa is already well-known to comic book fans, having previously played Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe. However, now that the shared cinematic universe has been reorganized as DC Studios under filmmaker James Gunn and producer Peter Safran,