According to Deadline, ABC is developing another spinoff based on their successful show ‘The Rookie.’ Unlike its predecessor delving into FBI matters, this upcoming series will maintain a focus on the original’s police drama foundation.
James Gunn is constructing a fresh cinematic universe named DCU, set to supersede the previous DCEU. The DCU commenced with ‘Creature Commandos’, but according to Gunn and Safran, it’s the 2025 release of ‘Superman’ that will truly mark the beginning of the DCU.
James Gunn is putting in a lot of effort to rebuild the DC Universe (DCU) from its foundations. Today marks the global release of the initial two episodes of Creature Commandos, thereby officially kick-starting the DCU. With this first project wrapped up, there are numerous thrilling upcoming projects in store for fans to eagerly anticipate.
James Gunn is currently developing a fresh cinematic world known as the DCU, intended to supersede Zack Snyder’s DCEU that, while boasting several blockbusters, also experienced its fair share of missteps throughout its existence.
To begin with, it’s clear that Marvel took the initiative, yet DC swiftly responded by establishing their own fictional universe through the DCEU. A director named Zack Snyder, who had previously worked on comic book adaptations, was enlisted to spearhead and guide the DCEU. The initial stages were promising, but a string of problems, questionable decisions, and underperforming films made it evident that the DCEU was not progressing in a positive direction.
In Japan, the last installment of ‘My Hero Academia’ made a distinctive impact due to a special collaboration between the series by Kohei Horikoshi and Marvel, featuring artistic contributions from Humberto Ramos and Edgar Delgado.
Eight years since Stephen King’s book ‘The Institute’ was published, MGM+ is now transforming this tale into an engaging eight-part television series.
Ever since James Gunn took charge of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Guardians of the Galaxy series, there has been a buzz that he’s now shifting gears and working on DCU films to stir up some healthy competition for Marvel. As we eagerly anticipate how well his DCU ventures will fare, questions about his tenure with Marvel still linger on.
Disney Plus has released the formal preview for the eagerly awaited “Doctor Who” holiday special titled “Joy to the World,” set to air on December 25th, at 9:10 a.m. Pacific Standard Time (PST) or 12:10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST).
It’s no secret that news about Robert Downey Jr. rejoining the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a highly anticipated topic in the entertainment world. Now, fans of the MCU can once again have something exciting to anticipate following a series of less impressive films. With Downey’s return, it’s certain that things will get interesting again.