One of the most iconic superheroes of all time is undoubtedly the one who’s faster than a speeding bullet and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. James Gunn’s "Superman" is highly anticipated amongst fans as the premiere film of the new DC Universe,

Rather than pushing through projects that aren't ready, it seems the Guardians of the Galaxy director isn't afraid to axe bad scripts. This might be an encouraging sign for fans, especially those who were dissatisfied with the peaks and valleys of DC's previous shared universe.

James Gunn isn’t mincing words when it comes to what’s canon — and what’s not — in the new DC Universe. With Peacemaker Season 2 arriving August 21 and Superman having just rebooted the franchise in earnest, fans are naturally asking: what counts? Two titles definitely don’t.

The hierarchy of power in the DC Universe has changed. Days after Dwayne Johnson’s DC film Black Adam struck theaters in October 2022, Warner Bros. Discovery announced it hired The Suicide Squad writer-director James Gunn and Aquaman and Shazam!

In 2017, 76 years after she debuted in the pages of All Star Comics #8, Wonder Woman finally scored her own live-action feature film, which followed one year after Gal Gadot debuted as the character in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Superman (Henry Cavill) breaks the ice with Black Adam (Dwayne Johnson) in Black Adam (2022), Warner Bros. Pictures. It was weird in 2022 to see Henry Cavill announce he was back

There was the time James Gunn said "The Flash" was one of the best superhero movies he'd ever seen, only for the film to become an uneven, janky, CGI-laden, nostalgia-bait box office disaster of superheroic proportions.

Superman' writer/director James Gunn refutes claims the DCU reboot is "too woke" by reminding media folks the movie is about "kindness."

While fans continue to wait for the arrival of superheroes like Batman and Wonder Woman in the DCU, James Gunn seems to have teased the potential appearance of a rather obscure character from DC Comics,

There’s a new DC universe in town that’s being kick-started by James Gunn’s “Superman” this weekend. Headlined by David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, “Superman” is poised to relaunch the DC universe and usher in a more vibrant, less serious connected world after Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel” and the resulting DCEU.

We thought we knew how the second season of Peacemaker would go about retconning certain aspects of season1, but James Gunn has now confirmed that it won't happen in the way fans are