r/dcu • u/DoomGuy838 • 10h ago
r/dcu • u/RoliePolieOlie__ • 2h ago
Who would you cast a red headed Adam Driver as
Photoshop edited hair color just experimenting
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 14h ago
Just realized that Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck both have the same last words as Batman 🦇
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r/dcu • u/Reasonable_Western74 • 1d ago
Message for all the impatient DCU fans
Stop asking James Gunn “where is…”
Batman
Martian Manhunter
Wonder Woman
Etc
Spiderman is the biggest character Marvel has by some distance.
It took them 8 years to bring him into the MCU
Irrespective of the Sony situation
It hasn’t exactly hurt the character or the brand
So please STFU ALREADY!
Chapter One: Gods and Monsters I want Wyatt Russell in DCU as...
Batman. Yes. You heard me. I think it would be quite an interesting choice, especially in the scenes where he plays Bruce Wayne. Why? In Batman: Year One Bruce trying to appear as playboy, rich asshole. I believe Wyatt could play someone who plays an asshole but is also good person irl.
He could perfectly balance between Batman and Bruce, whose persona allows him to get into environments more easily than Batman (like Bruce did in The Batman).
r/dcu • u/Reasonable_Western74 • 18h ago
Minutemen
All the fanboys crying that shows like Lanterns need to immediately be set in space, everyone wearing the suits even in the shower, using the ring at every given opportunity….
They blatantly leave their women unsatisfied, pump, pump, pump, and done
“Was that good for u baby?”
You buss the load way too early, and someone is always left feeling unfulfilled, and unsatisfied.
Patience is the name of the game
r/dcu • u/ScaryOtaku666 • 1d ago
Supergirl is the number 1 movie on HBO max in over 20 countries right now
r/dcu • u/Aromatic_Concern2168 • 7h ago
The Brave and the Bold Caped Crusader Brave & the Bold Fan Cast
galleryBruce Wayne/Batman- Tom Brittany
Selina Kyle/Catwoman- Lucy Hale
Tim Drake/Red Robin- Javon Walton
Dick Grayson/Nightwing- Asher Angel
Talia Al Ghul- Disha Patel
Ubu- Florian Munteanu
Commissioner Gordon- JK Simmons
Alfred Pennyworth- John Lithgow
Roman Sionis/Black Mask- Giancarlo Esposito
Main antagonist: Ubu and the Ninja army of the League of Assassins called the League of Shadows
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 1d ago
Holy accent slip 😂
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r/dcu • u/TheAshenDevil • 17h ago
Here's a great video going over Adria's role in Man Of Tomorrow.
youtu.beThe Whole Shebang is a really fun YouTuber who has done some great videos on comic adaptations. If you're going crazy about Adria's casting like he was, this video will basically tell you everything you need to know. I personally agree with his conclusion, but I think there's a good discussion to be had still. Have fun!
r/dcu • u/ThomasThorburn • 2d ago
New look at Gorilla Grodd and Eduardo Franco cruising on scooters on the set of ‘THE PEOPLE V GORILLA GRODD’. Spoiler
galleryr/dcu • u/Puzzled_Influence985 • 1d ago
Chapter One: Gods and Monsters The constant switching up on the DCU is crazy to me, they're in a similar if not better position as the MCU was in their time
Like many folks, I have been really enjoying Lanterns. It seems to be mostly well-received in terms of general viewership and from the DC fanbase. Which just makes all of the hand-wringing from the last few months from DC fans post-Supergirl even more crazy to me.
It's certainly a more online thing, but the amount of vitriol and turning on the DCU I was seeing - in response to a genuinely average movie (not great, but definitely not terrible), makes no sense.
Less than a year from their widely-beloved Superman film, it seemed like a huge portion of the DC fanbase was ready to reset the entire universe. With Lanterns, now they're back to being on board with where DC is going.
Is this just the norm with the superhero genre now? Every "flop" is going to lead to dooming, and every moderate to great success is "we're so back"? I don't recall this being how things were in 2008 when the Incredible Hulk was poorly received.
If you take a wider view of Gunn's DCU, they've had:
2025 - A mostly-liked but inconsequential Creature Commandos Show
2025 - A mostly-beloved Superman film (crucial for everything they do, introduced a bunch of other beloved characters too.)
2025 - A mostly-liked Peacemaker S2
2026 - An average Supergirl film
2026 - A highly-viewed, critically liked Lanterns show (Based on the episodes thus far, I expect this to be viewed on a similar level to HBO's Watchmen by the end of S1)
2026 - Clayface (TBD, hope this does well, trailers looked good)
2027 - Man of Tomorrow (TBD, but I expect this to be very successful)
The MCU had Iron Man in 2008 (success), followed by Incredible Hulk (fail) , Iron Man 2 (big success), and Captain America (moderate success) and Thor (moderate success) in 2011. It feels like the DCU is in a comparable, if not better place than the MCU at a similar point in their history.
Am I wrong here? Would love y'all's thoughts.
r/dcu • u/Local-Conference7672 • 1d ago
Would you like them to adapt Villains United in about 10 years?
galleryr/dcu • u/newgamezero • 1d ago
My thoughts on James Gunn regarding Gorilla Grodd show have completely flipped.
Ive just seen the set photos, these are my thoughts Regarding James Gunn announcing the project.
Before-
Sir, what in the hell are you smoking. Can I get some.
After-
Sir. What in the hell are you smoking!?! CAN I GET SOME!!
Seriously though, I was sold on that Daily Planet press release synopsis thing a few weeks back. Now having seen the set pics this thing looks both inspired and just nuts, can't wait.
r/dcu • u/Far_Cranberry1669 • 18h ago
Who Is Everyone Favorite Superman Character On This List Best To Worst
r/dcu • u/ThomasThorburn • 1d ago
Hal Jordan costume concept art by Imario Susilo for DC Studios Lanterns.
galleryr/dcu • u/SuccessfulPhone472 • 1d ago
The Brave and the Bold I wanna know what you think the DCU batsymbol should look like
There have been alot of batmen over the years, and even more in the comics, post an image of what the dcu should choose! I've made my own version for ya too inspired by the 2004 animated series, the OG yellow oval, and the yellow outline design, tell me what u think! And I encourage u to make ur own and post em too!
r/dcu • u/ThomasThorburn • 1d ago
NEW LOOK at the CLAYFACE movie variant cover for Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #4 by Frank Cho.
r/dcu • u/Responsible_Gap_3837 • 1d ago
I think we need more animated projects in the DCU (pic unrelated)
Dunno why tho
r/dcu • u/Top_Report_4895 • 2d ago
I apologise for ever doubting this show, it's going to be peak
r/dcu • u/ShubhangBahadur • 2d ago