DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has revealed DC is developing a unique opening for Elseworlds projects like The Batman to differentiate them from DCU projects such as Superman. Gunn was asked on Threads why animated series Harley Quinn or The Batman spin-off The Penguin don't have the DC Studios branding like DCU opener Creature Commandos did.

Superman isn’t due in theaters until July 11, but writer-director James Gunn is already getting up, up and away on his next project. The filmmaker, who heads DC Studios with producer Peter Safran, is producing the now-shooting Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow as the second film in the newly unified DC Universe,

James Gunn’s DCU is already at full throttle. But another DC realm, “Elseworlds,” also under his supervision as co-CEO of DC Studios, will be getting a more refined differentiation from the mainstream DCU by way of its own animated opening logo.

James Gunn has revealed his incredible workload in response to a fan on Threads. The DC Studios head was asked about how he was balancing work on Superman and Peacemaker season 2 with pre-production on a whole host of other DC projects.

When DC Studios co-chiefs James Gunn and Peter Safran announced their slate of films and TV series, the dynamic duo revealed an interconnected cinematic universe: the new DCU. While upcoming projects like Superman,

James Gunn says a new opening for DC Studios‘ Elseworlds projects is currently being developed. Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU kicked off this past December with the animated Creature Commandos series. They will follow that up with Superman,

Brandon Sklenar recently showed his interest in playing Batman in James Gunn's DCU for the upcoming movie The Brave and the Bold.

Creature Commandos kicks off James Gunn’s darker DCU vision, exploring moral ambiguity, shocking losses, and the human cost of superhero conflicts.

James Gunn's Superman movie is still months away from its theatrical release, but the DC Studios boss already has a big update on his next DCU film.

Fans are especially curious about upcoming DC movies, which will take place in a brand new shared universe created by co-CEO James Gunn. That acclaimed filmmaker is already writing his post-Superman DC Project,

Lex Luthor will be the main villain of James Gunn's Superman. While I'm looking forward to Nicholas Hoult's portrayal, I'm also a little worried.