As one DC Studios project finally comes to life, two others just suffered a significant setback. Way back in 2023, when James Gunn and Peter Safran first took over DC Studios, the pair announced a 10-project plan. To date, three of those projects—Superman, Supergirl, and Creature Commandos—have seen the light of day. The next comes this weekend with the live-action TV show Lanterns. Two others that were part of that group were the Suicide Squad spinoff show called Waller and a Wonder Woman-themed show called Paradise Lost, but we just learned that they are no longer in active development. The Ankler first reported that the two shows are no longer happening. Entertainment Weekly then added the wrinkle that while the shows are no longer in development, each could potentially come back to life at some point. Will that happen, though, considering DC is moving ahead with new movies and shows? It seems less than likely. Gunn himself is currently working on Man of Tomorrow, a sequel to both Supergirl and Superman that is starting to tie together various parts of their growing DC Universe. There are also Superman spinoff shows in the works based on characters like Jimmy Olsen and Mister Te
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Read original at IGN →As one DC Studios project finally comes to life, two others just suffered a significant setback. Way back in 2023, when James Gunn and Peter Safran first took over DC Studios, the pair announced a 10-project plan. To…
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It's bizarre that a movie like Coyote vs. Acme might never have seen the light of day on a projector. And yet here we are. In a time when Hollywood is ravenous for safe IP, a Looney Tunes comedy starring the likes of Will Forte, John Cena,…
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View source →The People v. Gorilla Grodd is a mockumentary-style comedy The DC Universe is growing with another Superman spinoff. In the wake of James Gunn and Peter Safran rebooting the DCU with 2025's Superman, we got this year's misfire Supergirl,…
View source →DC Studios has announced its Gorilla Grodd and Jimmy Olsen show is officially called The People v. Gorilla Grodd, and it's coming to HBO Max with a stacked cast. DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn formally announced the title of the…
View source →This is a spoiler-free review of the first episode of Lanterns Season 1. The series debuts on HBO and HBO Max on Sunday, August 16. It’s safe to say that a lot is riding on the first season of Lanterns. This is one of the first key pieces…
View source →As one DC Studios project finally comes to life, two others just suffered a significant setback. Way back in 2023, when James Gunn and Peter Safran first took over DC Studios, the pair announced a 10-project plan. To date, three of those…
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