#Wonder Woman

After Gal Gadot had said in some interviews that DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran had told her that Wonder Woman 3 would be developed,  the studio let it be known that no such conversation took place and that a third film in the franchise is not in development. “You’re in the

After briefly saving the DCEU with one of the legitimately best superhero movies of all time in 2017’s Wonder Woman, the franchise fell flat on its face a few years later with the deeply terrible sequel Wonder Woman 1984. Then, after James Gunn and Peter Safran took over as co-CEOs of the

Getty Image As promised, James Gunn and DC Studios have finally announced their plans for the future of the franchise, as news about what fans can expect in the coming years has begun to be officially released. According to Gunn’s official announcement, the first chapter of the DCU is titled

Warner Bros. Stop me if you’ve heard this one: it’s been a tumultuous week for Warner Bros and DC. In fact, I’ll give you a little insane baseball example of just how topsy-turvy things have been for the notoriously chaotic superhero studio. Before this article, I *was* going to write a post

Warner Bros. Mohamed Diab is the director of Marvel Studios’ upcoming series Moon Knight. Diab recently took shots at Wonder Woman 1984 for its depiction of Egypt. He said that its portrayal of the country was a “disgrace”. Movie fans aren’t the only ones who were wildly disappointed