James Gunn’s Superman Plot Leak Trolls the Internet with Cancel Culture Twist

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James Gunn’s revenge on the internet?!

An unusual and unconfirmed idea about James Gunn’s Superman storyline has appeared on the internet. This theory suggests that the character of Superman becomes entangled in the complexities of modern-day social accountability, often referred to as ‘cancel culture’.

According to the leaked information, it is suggested that James Gunn orchestrates Superman to endure harsh criticism on social media, a situation that reportedly saddens the Man of Steel.

In fact, it’s not a joke – there are allegations that James Gunn utilizes a “#SuperShit” tag in his film, and this hashtag has been circulating widely, potentially tarnishing Superman’s reputation.

However, here’s the surprising revelation: Lex Luthor orchestrated everything, employing a troop of mutant monkey typists to inundate and harass the internet, ultimately aiming to undermine Superman.

What does the rumor say?

The word on the street arrives through the MyTimeToShineHello profile on platform X. Notably, some of the account’s past assertions have been refuted by Gunn.

In the film, Superman experiences dismay due to negative reactions on social media, where the hashtag #SuperShit repeatedly irks him. Concurrently, in Lex Luthor’s alternate dimension, an army of mutated monkeys are depicted aggressively typing on keyboards, inundating social media with malicious content targeting Superman.

Is the rumor true?

By this past Monday morning, there’s no denial from James Gunn about the rumor surrounding “Threads”. He’s been relatively quiet on social media when it comes to engaging with fans, but he did clarify that Garret Dillahunt isn’t actually portraying the DCU’s Green Arrow, contrary to recent assumptions.

My thoughts on this matter? It’s plausible that the rumor could be accurate, considering it might reflect Gunn’s reaction to being let go by Disney and Marvel Studios due to his old tweets. Remarkably, these tweets have been reappearing online, apparently stirred up by the Snyderverse supporters.

In Gunn’s version of Creature Commandos, he portrayed Circe’s army as individuals resembling incels, with a character specifically named “Incel Son” being part of it. The male characters are depicted as simps, and the police are presented as antagonists. This is just one example of the themes and narrative style in his work.

Essentially, Gunn, with his troupe of monkey soldiers, symbolizes the situation that occurred when Disney dismissed him in 2018 following the unearthing of his old tweets by conservative groups. Now, similar to how he handled Creature Commandos, Gunn is employing Superman as a means of retaliation against everyone.

Initially, Kevin Feige brought back James Gunn for the completion of “Guardians of the Galaxy” Vol. 3, but then Warner Bros. hired him away to work on “Peacemaker” and “The Suicide Squad.” After completing his duties with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Gunn returned to Warner Bros., where he now serves as head alongside producer Peter Safran, shaping the future of DC films.

Honestly, I hope the rumor isn’t true. It sounds horrible.

Release info

On July 11, 2025, you can catch the new Superman movie in theaters! In this adaptation, David Corenswet portrays the titular character, Superman, while Rachel Bronahan takes on the role of Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult embodies Lex Luthor.

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2025-04-28 15:31