If there’s one thing fans learned about director and DC Studios’ co-CEO James Gunn before and after the Superman release, it’s that he’s ready and willing to address any topic. Gunn has been mostly open about the future of DC superhero movies,

CEO James Gunn comments on the fancasting of Alan Ritchson as Batman and comments on the need for the DCU's Caped Crusader to differ from Matt Reeves' Crime Saga.

James Gunn recently addressed the growing fan speculation surrounding Alan Ritchson as a potential candidate for the DCU 's Batman. In a new interview, he commented on the casting rumors, shared his personal view of Ritchson, and offered a measured response that sparked further interest in the Reacher star's connection to the role.

James Gunn recently revealed what directors he would like to work with on potential future DCU movies, and one of them is no stranger to the world of the MCU. Who are James Gunn’s dream DCU directors?

One of the fun things about seeing a guy like James Gunn get elevated into being the head of his own superhero studio—specifically, DC Studios, which Gunn now co-runs with Peter Safran—is that he doesn’t stop being the same James Gunn who used to constantly run his mouth on social media.

James Gunn has shared his reaction to the script for The Batman 2. Matt Reeves' The Batman movie was released in United States theaters in 2022. Following the release of The Penguin spin-off series, a direct sequel,

As the Man of Steel takes to the sky in James Gunn‘s DCU debut, Matt Reeves‘ The Batman is ready to emerge from the shadows. On the red carpet of Monday’s Superman world premiere, the writer and director kept it brief as he confirmed to reporters that he’s read Reeves’ long-anticipated script for The Batman

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James Gunn revealed what he thought about Matt Reeves and Mattson Tomlin’s The Batman 2 script in a new interview. In late June 2025, Reeves announced through social media that the script for The Batman: Part II was finished.

Following the success of "Superman," Gunn is looking ahead to a diverse slate of DC Comics Universe offerings.