James Gunn shares why DCU’s bold Clayface horror film demands an R-rating. Will it push boundaries—and could Batman unexpectedly show up?

With James Gunn and Peter Safran now in charge, there’s a plan to build something consistent from the ground up. Part of that involves separating which stories belong to the new universe and which ones don’t.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold Loses Director? The future of Batman: The Brave and the Bold has been uncertain following reports that director Andy Muschietti

Horowitz asked Gunn about how he was able to break the news to Cavill, who portrayed Superman in several films, including 2013’s “Man of Steel” and 2016’s “Batman v Superman,” after he publicly announced in October 2022 that he would be returning as Superman.

James Gunn has recently opened up about what fans can expect from a Superman 2, and whether or not DC’s famous Caped Crusader would be involved. What is the plan for Batman and Superman crossovers in the DCU?

James Gunn teases what’s next in the DCU, from Peacemaker and Clayface to a possible Batman makeover, after launching a successful reboot with Superman.

Supergirl, starring Alcock, will then arrive in theaters on June 26, 2026. Though they don't have premiere dates yet, Lanterns, the Green Lantern HBO Max drama starring Aaron Pierre as John Stewart and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan, is finishing up filming, while the Clayface body-horror movie, starring Tom Rhys Harries, plans to shoot this year.

The untitled Deathstroke & Bane movie just received a massive update. The potential DC Universe movie was first reported to be in development back in September 2024. Matthew Orton, whose previous superhero screenwriting credits include Captain America: Brave New World and Moon Knight,