The new DC Universe (DCU) from James Gunn and Peter Safran will begin next month with the arrival of the animated TV series Creature Commandos. The DCU is nearly a complete reset from the DC Extended Universe (DCEU),

James Gunn is not discarding making R-rated projects at DC Studios if the story merits it. As Gunn and Peter Safran build their version of the DC Universe, the filmmakers are not shying away from continuing to take risks in their storytelling.

While it took the Marvel Cinematic Universe 16 years to release an R-rated movie, DC fans won’t have to wait as long. Almost two full years after DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran unveiled the studio’s opening film and television slate,

Is James Gunn really keeping things from the DCEU cannon to the DCU that make financial and narrative sense, or are his motivations really something else?

If it were anyone else in James Gunn ’s shoes as head of DC, along with his working partner Peter Safran , fans might be worried. The comic book studio has had its lows, speckled with high points over the years,

James Gunn is going to go R-rated whenever it's needed in the DC Universe.Gunn has confirmed that he is open to creating R-rated projects at DC Studios if the story calls for it. As Gunn and

DCU’s Superman premieres in the US on July 11, 2025, and there is already huge buzz around the movie. Recently, James Gunn, the director of the movie and co-head of the DCU, confirmed that he hosted a special screening of Superman.

DC co-CEO James Gunn has about "four different things that [he] could do" after 'Superman', and teased the studio is looking to produce more R-rated projects.

Speaking with Collider, Gunn hinted multiple R-rated projects could come from the DCU as he insisted there are no limits to the narratives his studio wants to tell. "It's not abou